I have the following problem when I execute a DOS batch file
on a Samba 3.0.0 Server on a Linux Fedora operating system:
The Samba Server shares a directory with the following attributes:
[disk_g]
path = /disk_g
writeable = yes
valid users = winuser
create mask = 0777
The workstation (a Windows 98 computer) has mapped disk_g with the
G: drive letter.
The batch file is a complex compile command. It contains between his
lines this command:
...
IF EXIST .\OBJ\*.VAR FOR %%x IN (.\OBJ\*.VAR) DO DEL %%x /p
...
The current directory for the .bat file is:
G:\MyApplication\
When I execute this batch file, on the G: drive it crashs with the message
General failure reading drive G:
Abort, Retry, Fail? F
Fail on INT24
When I execute the whole operation on the local computer it works properly.
When I replace the line in the batch file with
del .\OBJ\*.VAR
the batch file steps over this line bat crashs
at the end, when I want to rename my exe file,
with the same error. It seems like the files are locked for another operation.
This batch file was working properly on an older Samba server
on a Linux Red Hat 5.2 operating system in the same conditions.
If You have an ideea or a solution for my problem, please help me.
Thank You.
Radu Comsa
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