Brolin Empey wrote: > 1. Sometimes the contents of a folder on a Samba share become outdated until the
folder contents are manually refreshed by pressing F5 in Windows Explorer. From what I have read, this can be caused by missing or incorrect File Change Notifications.
We use Win2K SP4 heavilly... I thought that sort of behavior (having to press F5) was standard practice. So, same for us.
2. Sometimes Windows Explorer shows duplicates of a folder on a Samba share. The duplicate folder disappears after the folder contents are manually refreshed.
We have never had Windows Explorer show duplicate data.
These two problems happen when the Samba share is mapped to a network drive; I do not know whether they happen when accessing the Samba share via its UNC path instead of a mapped network drive.
We NET USE Samba shares to obtain drive letters. We do no access via UNC.
* Debian GNU/Linux * uname -a: Linux Repository 2.6.17.4 #3 Wed Jul 19 11:57:48 PDT 2006 i686 GNU/Linux * Samba: v3.0.23c-3 from Debian prebuilt package
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