on linux (Debian Lenny) client:
$ cd /d1
$ touch setup.exe
(there are probably other file names/types that we're hitting this issue
on, but 'setup.exe' is assured of causing the failure)
$ xfreerdp -u ${USER} -d CIT -g 1600x1152 -x m --plugin cliprdr --plugin rdpdr
--data disk:D1:/d1 -- SERVER
on Server (Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise)
Open \\tsclient\D1 in Explorer. Shortly thereafter display refreshes with
"This folder is empty"
Hit "Back", re-open \\tsclient\d1 recieve:
-----------------------------------
[ Open Folder ]
\\tsclient\D1 is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this
network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you
have access permissions.
-----------------------------------
(This message immediately appears on enterring a sub-directory with a real
setup.exe, e.g. below..)
If, instead you have a real 'setup.exe' (this was prompted by a 'cygwin'
directory on /d1 having
the cygwin "setup.exe" causing the tsclient disk redirection to fail), and
rename it "CRONK.FOO"
the crash will *NOT* happen. Renaming it "CRONK.EXE" *also* does not crash it.
(very wierd)
So, there's something specific to the name "SETUP.EXE" that is causing the
crash.
(either a real setup.exe, or as demonstrated above, an empty file with that
name)
In my terminal window i see:
"disk_query_directory: invalid info class"
--or-- if i redefine LOG_LEVEL = 11 in disk_main.c for diagnostics and
recompile...
disk_query_directory: class=1 id=23 init=1 path=\setup.exe
disk_query_directory: invalid info class
The Failing system shows:
C:\>wmic os get Name,CSDVersion
CSDVersion Name
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise
|C:\Windows|\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2
I don't know if F-Secure Anti-Virus might be doing something here,
or if it's simply the Explorer window asking for extended attribute info
that isn't handled.
thanks,
--stephen
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Stephen Dowdy - Systems Administrator - NCAR/RAL
303.497.2869 - sdo...@ucar.edu - http://www.ral.ucar.edu/~sdowdy/
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