Felix Miata wrote:
Felix,Mandrake 9.0 Samba 2.2.6-4.1In /etc/fstab in part: //z1590/E /mnt/z1590/E smbfs ro,credentials=filename,user 0 0 //z1590/G /mnt/z1590/G smbfs ro,credentials=filename,user 0 0 //z1590/I /mnt/z1590/I smbfs ro,credentials=filename,user 0 0 Result is the same if I change the last line to include 'noauto' and mount the share manually. I have no trouble in accessing .../G & .../E, but .../I is nothing but trouble. Trying to access it I get: File 'I' exists but can not be stat-ed: Permission denied Can't unmount either: # umount //z1590/I umount: /mnt/z1590/I: device is busy Somewhat different result using -f umount option. # umount -f //z1590/I umount2: Device or resource is busy umount: /z1590/I: not found umount: /mnt/z1590/I: Illegal seek Same message as without -f occurs during shutdown: umount: /mnt/z1590/I: device is busy netfs: Unmounting SMB filesystems: failed umount: /mnt/z1590/I: not mounted Shutdown via 'telinit 6' or 'reboot' or the KDE login manager never completes. Last line on display is: Sending all processes the KILL signal . . . CAD rattles the HD, but produces no visible result. I have to use the reset button or power switch to finish the shutdown, and that always forces fsck on next boot. If I do 'telinit 1' and 'umount -a -f' before 'reboot', the shutdown messages differ slightly, but fsck is still forced on reboot. If I never try to access share .../I, the system will shut down and reboot properly. I also have a box with Mandrake 8.2, and it has no problem accessing any z1590 shares. Same two boxes booted to windoze or OS/2 also have no problem. Any ideas on what the problem is and how to solve it are most welcome.
Is this a Linux to Linux connection that you're attempting to make with Samba for the purpose of sharing these files?
Mark
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