On Thu, Aug 29, 2002 at 09:14:02AM +0930, Richard Sharpe wrote: > Hi, > > I have just seen what looks like wierd behaviour with Samba and a Win2K > client running cygwin. > > Client opens the file and asks for a read-only file, but to truncate if it > aready exists. Wierd. > > Then it sets some attributes, but write allowed is not one. > > Then it sets the end of the file, reads zeros up to the end of the file. > > Then it writes to the file! > > Then it closes the file. > > Later, it tries to open the file for read/write access, but this fails. > > Does Windows really allow files opened/created read-only to be written?
Can you send me the binary please so I can test it W2k -> w2k and w2k -> samba. Jeremy.
