any special characters in the directory names, like �,�,� ?!? i had this effect with german umlauts: filneames where cut of at the position where the umlaut is placed. so this would result in windows trying to access filenames which are not there.
cya Holger Brueckner net-labs Systemhaus GmbH On Mon, 2003-07-07 at 04:33, Ed Sweetman wrote: > Ed Sweetman wrote: > > I'm sure this has been brought up before but i searched through the last > > few months of archives and i couldn't find any mention of it. I've been > > having this problem in debian unstable for the past few months and it's > > seriously got me within 2 inches of deciding to invent a way to make > > computer programs feal pain. For some reason (my all anonymous access) > > setup only lets you see the top level of a share and says all the > > directories in it do not exist when you try to enter them. I didn't > > change the permissions of these directories since it worked so I take it > > either it's something to do with something samba depends on that is > > provided by debian or a configuration directive that has changed and i > > do not have (though i doubt that). I cant think of why this is > > happening and i've been trying numerous versions with the same result. > > Samba 2.2 does it and so does the latest 3.0. I'm accessing from a > > windows 98 machine. Could this be a subtle networking error? -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
