// We always have to query the Sqlite store first, because of our
// EA nightmare scenario: a file whose permissions or ownership get
// changed after the EAs have been attached. Thus attributes in
// the database always trump those found in EAs.
public FileAttributes Read(string path)
{
FileAttributes attr;
attr = store_sqlite.Read(path);
if (attr != null)
{
// If we have write access to the path but it has attributes
// stored in the sqlite file attributes db, we should attach them
// to the file with EAs and delete the record from the db.
if (!FileSystem.IsWritable(path))
{
return(attr);
}
bool success = store_ea.Write(attr);
if (success)
{
store_sqlite.Drop(path);
}
}
else
{
attr = store_ea.Read(path);
}
return(attr);
}