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3
votes
python bindings to callback file system
10
votes
Maximum file size property
There should be a property in the CallbackFileSystem class that you can set to define the maximum file size allowed by your file system. If a user adds a file to the file system that is larger than the the defined limit, Callback File System should prevent the creation of the file and display the Windows error message to the user stating that the file is too large for the destination file system.
2
votes
Callback notification before creating, suspending, and exiting CbFS threads
This is a very important request for my implementation.
There are a number of setups and clean ups my application has to do on thread start, suspend, resume, and exit.

The most important ones are thread suspensions and resumes.
2
votes
Split buffers to 64Kb blocks in .NET
When OnRead/OnWrite involve large buffers (over 85 Kb) there's certain performance degradation there. So buffer must be split into 64kb-large chunks which are used to transfer data between API code and event handlers.
7
votes

SDK constants in C#
Hi!
I'd like to have C# library contain definitions for all required constants and flags, so I wouldn't need to copy it from SDK and create my own flag enumerations. Examples are: DesiredAccess and SharedAccess in CbFsOpenFileEvent, FileAttributes in CbFsGetFileInfoEvent

Thanks,
Ivan
12
votes
Testsuite for FileSystem
Some sort of testsuite for the implemented filesystem. perhaps supporting nunit, mbunit or ncover. Since every filesystem using cbfs must have a common behavior it would be nice to have an easy way of checking the basic stuff.
17
votes
Custom icons for all folders and files
Version 3.0 allows you to install and display a custom icon for your virtual disk. Is it possible to have custom icons, not only for the disk itself, but for any folders or files on the virtual disk?
5
votes
A FreePascal example for 64bit support
Presently Delphi does not include support for 64 bit windows versions. It would be helpful if there was a FreePascal interface and example so that Delphi developers could support 64bit windows versions.
8
votes
Support to disk quotas
I want to be able to use the disk quotas function of Windows for the drive of CBFS.
5
votes
Support local shares as mirror path.
In case a local share is used as mirror path in applications like the CbFs Mapper Sample and the CbFs is accessed by a CIFS share sometimes a deadlock happen. It would be nice to enable this option for a easy usage of CbFs in a Windows Cluster.
28
votes
Less system locks for better multiprocessor performance.
Due to some system locks the CBFS is not able to process a lot of callbacks in parallel. For better scaling on multiprocess platforms it would be nice that the locks will be minimized.
7
votes
Return with error from OnCloseFile
It is not possible to return an error while the OnCloseFile callback is faild in usercode. It would be nice to tell the user that the call failed.
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