Closed libor13 closed 6 months ago
Does it happen on older OSes? Do you have a reliable way to reproduce it and send me instructions? PS: It seems to be related to this https://github.com/macos-fuse-t/fuse-t/issues/45.
I tested on MacOS Big Sur 11.7.8 now and everything seems ok.
Instruction for reproduce crash:
Environment: MacOS Sonoma 14.2.1 (Intel processor) FUSE-T 1.0.33 gocryptfs 2.3 with forked macos-fuse-t/go-fuse
1. Create virtual disk gocryptfs -init /tmp/secure
2. Mount virtual disk gocryptfs /tmp/secure $HOME/mnt
3. Create MS Word docx document on virtual disk and work with it - save, close, open .... While saving the docx, one or more temporary folders are displayed and deleted again on virtual drive, for example with name name.docx.sb-86e266ea-2G7Zgn Randomly during working with docx computer crashes and restarts. (crash report in attachment) panic-full-2024-01-03-120833.0003.ips.zip
After restart folder /tmp/secure will disappear.
I wasn't able to reproduce your crash by following the instructions but I encourage you to fill a bug report with apple. Mention that a crash happens when you try to save a word doc to an NFS mounted folder. Unfortunately I'm powerless to resolve such issues because it caused by a sh*tty macOS kernel code and all my previous bug reports got silently ignored.
I installed version 1.0.34 and it seems that saving the docx file works without problems. Thanks
I'm in doubt that 1.0.34 has any effect on this. Nevertheless closing this for now, you're welcome to re-open if needed
We are using gocryptfs with fuse-t version 1.0.33 MacOS Sonoma 14.2.1 When trying to change an office document stored on a virtual disk, the process freezes and after a while crashes and restarts the entire MacOS. I am attaching the crash log: