Thanks! 2009/10/13 Afshin Salek <[email protected]>
> > > Ma-rcis Lielturks wrote: > >> There is no such utilities yet or there won't be any in near future? >> smbstatus from Samba comes very handy when I must see who has opened >> particular file or if I want to see if anybody have some open files at all >> (for example to be shure that I can restart service/server). >> >> > It's not on our roadmap. We have other projects with higher priority > and a limited number of resources and since Computer Management should > be good enough for most cases we are not planning to provide a utility > at the moment. That's bad news for me as using Computer Management is not quite the thing I'll have access most of the time... and I even don't want to imagine what my coworker will say when I will say that for list of opened files he must have windows :( > > > Currently I can see indication about who has opened the file (when I try >> to open the same file), but I'm not happy with it. I'm testing with Open >> office and the name shown is the one that is provided in open office as user >> name and surname. So in scenario if somebody on host1 changes Open Office >> options for user name and surname to "HaHa", "Try to find me" then on >> another machine host2 user will have absolutly no idea who has opened the >> file. >> >> > I'm not sure that I understand what you are saying. Computer Management > should show users that are authenticated against the CIFS server, so it > can't be an arbitrary name that is set in OpenOffice. > > Sorry, what I meant was the dialog which appears when I try to open already opened file. This dialog shows information regarding person who has already opened that particular file. I experimented with Open Office by removing users credentials and then dialog showed username of the user who was logged in on cifs client machine (not username used to acces cifs share, which would be more reliable). I didn't see open files in Computer Management while I had some files open. But this migth be related to errors I saw regarding RPC timeouts when I was digging in Computer Management. Afshin > > 2009/10/7 Afshin Salek <[email protected] <mailto: >> [email protected]>> >> >> We don't have any local utilities. You need to use Computer Management >> from a Windows client to see the list of open files. >> >> Afshin >> >> Ma-rcis Lielturks wrote: >> >> Couldn't find it using google or in archives. How do I see what >> files are opened or locked by CIFS clients when using CIFS >> server by "zfs set sharesmb=on"? When using Samba I use >> smbstatus, but I can't understand where to search for such >> utility for this kernel CIFS server. >> >> Thanks! >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> cifs-discuss mailing list >> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >> http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss >> >> >>
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