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I did initially check out if GH_COMMIT would be a more appropriate option here, but ended up not suggesting it only because the actual version string that goes into the...

@morgant would you be able to use something like this https://github.com/0x09/hfsfuse/releases/tag/0.113, where the actual distribution tarball is [hfsfuse-0.113.tar.gz](https://github.com/0x09/hfsfuse/releases/download/0.113/hfsfuse-0.113.tar.gz) as opposed to the github generated source links? This seems in line...

@morgant if it makes it simpler, `make config` is really optional and more of a convenience to save configuration between make invocations. So `make config && make` has the same...

The driver itself is fairly unoptimized; for example I get 23mb/s sustained read on a large file vs 182 mb/s using the native mac driver. I've done profiling to look...

Hi @viqtoh Sorry for the late response, if you're still having this issue can you post the exact command line you're using to invoke resdet as well as the output...

Hi, no plans currently. For debian at least the linux kernel's hfsplus driver is a better option for writing. The native driver will usually be better for its speed, write...

Hi @johnothwolo, as far as I can tell Apple has not published an API for creating third party drivers with this yet, but it would be interesting to see if...

Yeah, something's going on here. All records (files/folders/links/etc) should have hfsfuse.record.date_created available at least as this comes from the record structure itself (the same is technically true of FinderInfo but...

This ended up being pretty simple. The Linux kernel actually [disallows user extended attributes on anything but regular files](https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/xattr.7.html). The filesystem still receives `llistxattr` calls since symlinks can contain ACLs,...

You're right thanks, directories should be included in the allowed types. That's now fixed. Unfortunately with custom namespaces it seems that user tools (including rsync) are unable to copy these...