Dear Afshin, Thank you very much for your reply. Let me explain in detail what is the problem:
I have snv_122 on my laptop. From that laptop I mount a Windows 2003 share using: $ mount -F smbfs //domain\;[email protected]/share ~/myshare The directory 'myshare' is inside my home folder. My home folder is in a ZFS dataset that is mounted with nbmand=off (this was created by default when I recently installed opensolaris on the laptop). Now, let's say that myshare is initially empty. I open i.e. gedit, type something, and save the file in myshare (as t.txt). This works fine. Then I browse myshare with nautilus, and double-click the file. Gedit opens and immediately presents an error: Cannot open file /export/home/christos/myshare/t.txt. Operation not applicable. The strange thing is that if I do not use mount_smbfs to mount the share but instead use Places->Connect to server, then I can perfectly edit the file with gedit and save it. Similar problem with openoffice as well. I create initially a file with swriter and save it to myshare (as t.odt). Then I double-click the file and it opens in swriter. I make some changes and save. Error occurs: Cannot create backup copy. As you understand I don't try to use the CIFS server on opensolaris, but only the CIFS client (with mount_smbfs). I just try to mount on opensolaris a share exported by Windows 2003 server and edit some files. If you still need network capture please let me know. I think I can do this using snoop. Please excuse the simplicity of my explanations as I just replaced Windows on my laptop with opensolaris two weeks ago... I'm new to this world... My idea is to replace Windows with opensolaris as a desktop environment. In my company we mainly use AIX and Solaris as servers (running mainly Oracle instances) but unfortunately our file servers are Windows 2003 boxes. Thank you once again. Chris. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ cifs-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
