Alexander Neumann

I see two structural things (and slightly different attacker models) that I'd like to dump here. At the moment, restic (mostly) interacts with "dumb" storage (local, s3, b2, gcs, azure,...

@dolanor please don't add new use cases or questions to this issue, use the [forum](https://forum.restic.net) for questions. Also, it is way too early to talk about implementation details.

I've updated the summary in the first post. The `rclone` backend has been added in the meantime, this can be used as an "adapter" as described above, and accessed e.g....

Hm, that's very odd, thanks for the report! I assume that you've replace the string in the error message on purpose, is that the case? Or is the message printed...

Hm, so that should not cause the error as far as I can see. Is it possible that the directory which contained the file that caused an error was removed...

Wow, thanks for the feedback. I didn't know that this situation is possible...

I don't think that's the correct approach: in my opinion, a file system which contains two different things with the same name is at fault, so we should rather work...

Thanks for the feedback. I'll leave this issue open, we should handle this situation a lot better and not just abort with an error message.

Is this maybe something with Alternate Data Streams? https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Windows_::DATA_alternate_data_stream

This issue gets even weirder... @towo was that a malfuction? Or does Chrome use this?