Liz Ackerman writes:
I am still curious, I have this for my quickbooks share:
[accting]
comment = Accounting Volume
path = /accting
writeable = yes
valid users = list of valid users
oplocks = no
A more efficient way is:
veto oplock files =
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nathan Vidican
Sent: March 4, 2005 7:09 AM
To: samba@lists.samba.org
Subject: [Samba] Excel samba-3.0.11 slowness/hanging/lockup
issues...Anyone?
Here's the problem we're encountering:
What about editors like Joe - when I run it on two terminals to access the
same file, the second (and subsequent attempts) show read only...
Admittedly that's probably FILE locking - not more granular like region
based etc - but certainly appriate with logs of windows apps like notepad,
I think this is editor specific. I get the same warning in vi if I
open the same file in vi. But say if I open one in vi then in gedit,
the latter doesn't warn me. But If I change something in gedit and go
back to vi, vi warns me that the file has been changed since
reading!
[Mitch says:]
hi,
Is it possible to filter files by their extensions for samba shares? For
example no mp3 files can be coppied to the file server.
thanks..
[Mitch says:] I'm up late - so I'll give you an idea... there are options to
hide files, and I think to restrict access to hidden files - not sure
The second instance of Quickbooks shows a file may be corrupt message.
56310 DENY_NONE 0x2019f RDWR EXCLUSIVE+BATCH
/MY_REALLY_LONG_PATH/My File.QBW Thu Mar 3 19:42:20 2005
56310 DENY_NONE 0x2019f RDWR EXCLUSIVE+BATCH /
MY_REALLY_LONG_PATH/My File.QBI Thu Mar 3
I had to use the 'veto oplocks' option since I wanted oplocks for
everything else on the share. QB works, but nothing else can even read the
file. I get a 'Resource Deadlock Avoided' error on smbclient.
[Mitch says:] Weird - I haven't seen that yet...
'smbstatus' reports a DENY_NONE lock,
at the moment i'm using rsync twice a day to sync about 2TB amount of
data between two hardware raids (both raid5 with 2 hot spare)
...
disadvantage: because analyzing data to sync by rsync takes time it's
senseless to sync every our so you have no realtime backup (only 12h
before)
I use Windows 2003 - I could connect with 3.0.8 (FreeBSD 4.8) up to 3.0.10 -
there was a problem which surfaced in 3.0.11, but it has since been fixed -
the patch is attached to the bug report and will be in 3.0.12 I think - but
it doesn't effect all os or config (maybe only mine ;-)
My samba
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hunter Rognstad
Sent: March 2, 2005 10:38 AM
To: samba@lists.samba.org
Subject: [Samba] Administrator-privileged logon scripts under limited
modeon XP?
However, clever use of the login.bat,
Hi M
1.: Use drdb to build a RAID1 across the two host's filesystems. If one
host fails, the RAID runs in degraded mode but it runs - or does it
crawl anyway because drdb is slow?
[Mitch says:] I've never used this, and a quick google doesn't give me
anything useful - what's the home page?
Hello,
I have a samba server running at a customer site and they have the
follwing problem:
Employees of that company have for extended periods sometimes
word documents opened for editing, but it happens regularly that
for an half hour or more no activity takes place because they are
(after killing everything and starting
over of course) and still got no output.
How do I get something that will be more helpful?
Thanks.
m/
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mitch (WebCob)
Sent: February 23, 2005 8:03 AM
The error message is the usual panic error - 3.0.11 and FreeBSD 4.8.
Samba 3.0.8 ran fine with the same config (admittedly there were a few
roaming profile sync related crashes, which is why I was upgrading).
Now however I can't even connect - it crashes immediately, respawns and
crashes again.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:samba-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Panos Koutsoyannis
Sent: December 11, 2004 1:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Samba] Copying between physical drives within samba mount -
veryslow.
I have a situation with a linux box
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From: panos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: December 11, 2004 4:07 PM
To: 'Mitch (WebCob)'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Samba] Copying between physical drives within samba mount -
veryslow.
Thanks for the response. Yeah I saw the same behavior with NFS
On Tuesday 07 December 2004 20:19, Brett Carruthers wrote:
I would still like to know how to exclude the Application Data from
roaming profiles on a whole samba server basis. Also, how hard is it to
have some users not use a roaming profile but others continuing to use a
roaming profile?
My question is: How can I set up the \\L%\%u\profile to be deleted on exit?
This way the default profile would be loaded every time a user logs on
because windows would think it was new user since there are now profiles for
the user neither local or on the logonserver.
[Mitch says:] My answer
We also use HylaFAX, but this has little to do with Samba. You require
a client for Windows in order to give users a decent experience, I
recommend HylaFSP (which is a commercial product, but reasonably
priced). There are several Win32 clients, most of which don't really
stand up to
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Is anyone has set a samba mail pdf printer with ADS athentification ?
How
can I setup samba for that ?
Same as setting up samba for anything. The mail pdf printer is just a
printer as far as Samba is concerned, queing the job just happens to
invoke a script that
[Paul says:] Perhaps you should try messing with this setting in the share
you're having problems with. From the man page:
[Mitch says:] D'oh! Ok- I've set that, still seeing the problem though -
without the error message (yes I was smart enough to restart smbd ;-)
When the user logs on, the
We were striving for live network stored access - no replication - have I
missed something else?
I think so, this sounds exactly like how *roaming* profiles behave.
Use a policy to redirect My Documents out of the profile an to a
'real' share somewhere like \\{servername}\homedir. The same
[Mitch says:] Awesome guys - thanks!
[Mitch says:] I'll probably go with the route of just saving the files -
will tie email notification into our preferences DB (have to do that anyways
to lookup their actual email domain which is not the same as their NT
domain...)
Would be neat if winpopup-like
Ok this works:
/usr/local/samba/bin/smbclient -U Administrator DC1\\C$
file:///\\\DC1\C$
I can sign in and do normal smbclient stuff.
I can't so far figure out how to send a message though.
/usr/local/samba/bin/smbclient -M DC1
/usr/local/samba/bin/smbclient -M DC1 -I 10.1.0.6
[Mitch says:] ok... after looking at Adam's and Hamish's work, and making it
fit our setup (file system, folders, etc.) I have it working - kinda ;-)
The printer is detectable, and when prompted, I selected an HP2500C PS
driver and boom - when I print, I get a PDF file in the expected place...
The problem of the connectivity error seems to have been persistant for the
duration of the windows login - so whatever I had screwed up I think I must
have fixed, but I still have concerns... (and oodles of ideas - I could use
this same process to create a fax gateway too...)
[Mitch says:] One
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