shiva@well.sf.ca.us (Kenneth Porter) (05/20/91)
I'm using FTP's PCTCP for OS/2 1.1 with NFS mounted disks from a Unix box. The FTP documentation indicates that when using wild cards to specify files names (eg. copy *.*), the resulting file names returned from the operating system (presumably by DosFindFirst/DosFindNext) are always uppercased. This is a real pain on the Unix side where lower case is the rule. Has Microsoft or IBM considered the effect of case on installable file systems? This should affect HPFS as well, although not quite so much since HPFS is case sensitive only when creating a file name, not when reading or matching one. Ken (shiva@well.sf.ca.us)