your bet was right.. fumbling fingers and neglected running
testparm...
imangling method = hash2
don't work :-(
where as
mangling method = hash2
worked splendidly.
Luckily, I'm only using this server for testing
how well samba works under load, so all data is
considered junk at all times ... hopefully, in a
few weeks, it will be heading for production though
and I'll be rid of the last windoze server in my
server den...
Thanks to all
Bill
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My bet was hash2 too... what exactly was it that you tried? Did you
repopulate the directory after setting the new mangling method? Not
sure, but it might make a difference (i.e. copy the files from the
server to somewhere safe, set mangling method = hash2 in smb.conf,
restart samba, copy files back to the server, see if things work
better). I haven't needed to do this (I started with mangling method
already set to hash2), so no guarentees it will fix anything, but it's
what I would try first if I were in your situation.
~ Daniel
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Dossett
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 7:18 AM
To: samba list
Subject: Re: [Samba] deleting files problem
David Morel wrote:
Bill Dossett wrote:
Hi,
I've got what I think is a pretty weird problem.
I'm using redhat 8.0 and their latest samba rpm 2.2.7.
I have a directory
/virtuals/SAMARCAN/asterion_caen/hd4008/tiffout
with about 600 tiff files in it.
When I go this directory and try and delete them,
it deletes about 100 of them or so, but while this
is going on, it says:
Bill
have you tried setting : mangling method = hash2 in smb.conf ?
in directories with lots of similar filenames, it might help.
tried that, made no difference... this isn't really a production
system yet so I can pretty much do what I want to with it....
any other ideas welcome...
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