Exception thrown by .net Framework. about smblibrary

[TalAloni]

What is the value being represented here?
There was a similar issue with a file date set in the year 30280 ( #183 )
Not all FileTime values can be represented by the framework, anything later than the year 9999 is problematic.

[frogcrush]

I'm encounting this issue as well. I've tried DateTime.FromFileTime(0), new DateTime(), DateTime.Now, and a parsed DateTime for the current date.

I'm using .NET 8 and the program is running in a Linux Docker container. v1.5.1.3 and adapters v1.5.1

[TalAloni]

Hi Tylor, same question - what is the value being represented?

[TalAloni]

Calling DateTime.Now.ToFileTimeUtc() on .NET 8.0 seems to work for me without issues, so I have to suspect that the issue is with the DateTime value.

[TalAloni]

According to the docs this exception will be thrown if "The resulting file time would represent a date and time before 12:00 midnight January 1, 1601 C.E. UTC."

[TalAloni]

You can make an argument for treating any value < year 1601 as DateTime.MinValue, if that's indeed the issue.
This can also be done at the INTFileStore implementation level without modifications to the library.

[Ashthos]

I suspect my issue was due to a DateTime.MinValue being set. I've not been able to reliably replicate the exception however.