Hi
I missed the begining of this thread and I don't know some datail but,
once I have a problem like that, using xcopy in a DOS window (windows 95/98). It
missed some files. To fix it I had to change the DOS Window configuration so that
MS-DOS programs do not detect windows.
I don´t know
Title: Melding
Hi!
I've been using
samba for some time now with about 20 users and with remote installation of
Windows XP from dos (TFTPboot image with dos network drivers - ms client
1.6c).
On all releases (up
to, and including2.2.5) a recursive xcopy (from dos) copied all files
(non-HTML this time! Sorry!)
Hi!
I've been using samba for some time now with about 20 users and with
remote installation of Windows XP from dos (TFTPboot image with dos
network drivers - ms client 1.6c).
On all releases (up to, and including 2.2.5) a recursive xcopy (from
dos) copied all
Everytime I ran my install-script, it was ALWAYS
the same files that were missing.
that doesn't sound random to me...
see if you can come up with some commonality between the skipped
files... maybe name length, containing certain characters (eg spaces in
the name)
I've not heard of this before
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 13:22, nicolaig wrote:
This is the recursive listing from linux with ln -lR: (Files with *'s
get copied)
[rootalbatross ASMS]# ls -lR|grep \\w\\.\\w
-rwxr-x---1 root unattend 7236 Oct 9 2001 GDIPLUS.CAT*
-rwxr-x---1 root unattend 1700352 Oct
You misunderstand. They are not in the same directory! I use recursive
listing
Nico
This is the recursive listing from linux with ln -lR: (Files with *'s
get copied)
[rootalbatross ASMS]# ls -lR|grep \\w\\.\\w
-rwxr-x---1 root unattend 7236 Oct 9 2001
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 14:34, nicolaig wrote:
You misunderstand. They are not in the same directory! I use recursive
listing
Nico
ahh -sorry missed that bit...
I suggest you come up with a minimal test set of files that causes the
failure and send that to samba-technical asking for help
