I have used fuse-t in combination with ntfs-3g and fuse to create a demo command-line app on macOS. While the demo works well in general, I have encountered a specific issue on macOS 15 when transferring files.
When I drag and drop files (typically more than six files) from Finder to the mounted directory, I receive the following error: The operation can't be completed because an item with the name "" already exists. (Not sure why an empty file name show up here.), and shortly after this error occurs, the system crashes.
My setup is on a macOS 15.1 system running on Intel. Could this be related to the way fuse-t handles file transfers, or might it be an issue with ntfs-3g or macOS itself?
Since the crash report includes nfs client related info, does it relate to fuse-t?
For now disable extended attribute support and let me know if that helps. You can do it directly in/Library/Application\ Support/fuse-t/cfg/fuse-t.iniby setting namedattr=false
I have used fuse-t in combination with ntfs-3g and fuse to create a demo command-line app on macOS. While the demo works well in general, I have encountered a specific issue on macOS 15 when transferring files.
When I drag and drop files (typically more than six files) from Finder to the mounted directory, I receive the following error:
The operation can't be completed because an item with the name "" already exists.
(Not sure why an empty file name show up here.), and shortly after this error occurs, the system crashes.My setup is on a macOS 15.1 system running on Intel. Could this be related to the way fuse-t handles file transfers, or might it be an issue with ntfs-3g or macOS itself?
Since the crash report includes nfs client related info, does it relate to fuse-t?
detailed crash report: