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* mount.cc (fs_info::update): Recognize ReFS. * mount.h (enum fs_info_type): Add refs. (class fs_info): Add refs flag and accessor methods. * ntdll.h (RtlAddAccessAllowedAceEx): Declare. (RtlAddAccessDeniedAceEx): Declare. * path.h (path_conv::fs_is_refs): Define. * sec_helper.cc (_recycler_sd): New function to create security descriptors suitable for the recycler bin starting with Vista. * security.cc (add_access_allowed_ace): Use RtlAddAccessAllowedAceEx and drop code to set AceFlags explicitely. (add_access_denied_ace): Use RtlAddAccessDeniedAceEx and drop code to set AceFlags explicitely. * security.h (_recycler_sd): Declare. (recycler_sd): Define. * syscalls.cc (desktop_ini): Change formatting. (desktop_ini_ext): Define third line of recycler desktop.ini file since Vista, (try_to_bin): Handle ReFS just like NTFS. Write Vista and later Recycler in all uppercase, just like shell32 does when recreating it. Fix comments to include ReFS. Don't implicitely reuse object attributes from earlier NtOpenFile call, rather recreate it for safety. Use recycler_sd call when creating security descriptor for Recycler dirs and files on Vista and later. Write third line of desktop.ini when on Vista and later.
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