Hello, I'm currently experiencing a problem concerning Samba 2.2.3a which is running on RedHat 7.3 kernel 2.4.18 configured with ACLS. While trying to upgrade the kernel to support LFS 2GB files, a reboot was performed after the successful recompilation and installation of new filesystem tools. The system halted at mounting the /samba partition reporting errors on the filesystem. The problem is e2fsck was run on ext3 partition while upgrading ACLs/EAs, and now it seems the inodes holding the ext_attr info inodes were cleared and have now screwed up the base dirs on the samba partition. When typing 'ls' under the Samba dir the following error messages appear: ls: .Bad Address ls: homes: Bad Address etc. The problem is not letting us rm, rmdir, mv, etc.. these dirs as well as /homes/username dirs. Our current work around for creating new users is to create an alternate /home dir which is /samba/home instead of /samba/homes. Other than that, the users have not reported any problems. If anybody has any ideas or input it would be greatly appreciated. We are stuck in a bit of a pickle. We don't know exactly how this occurred and if it will get any worse. If this is unclear, please let me know. Regards, Matthew Shaw Network Administrator MarkIV Industries/IVHS Division Phone: 905.624.7910 Fax: 905.625.6197 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]��칻 �&�~�&���+-��h���Yh�)�Qڝ��i�az)춻��*'�m����l���j���f��f��X��)ߣ���
