Gerald (Jerry) Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My observations is that the behavior is by design in
applications like Excel.
I could believe it about Excel, but why would it be by design in
applications like cat, less (Cygwin ports), CAD-UL C++ compiler and
cmd (when I say type foo.cpp) or
Gerald (Jerry) Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hannu Koivisto wrote:
...
| noticed that whenever I open a file using a Windows
| (I'm using Windows 2000) application, Samba changes
| its modification time to the current time. The old
| modification time is restored when the windows
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Hannu Koivisto wrote:
|| noticed that whenever I open a file using a Windows
|| (I'm using Windows 2000) application, Samba changes
|| its modification time to the current time. The old
|| modification time is restored when the windows application
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Hannu Koivisto wrote:
| Greetings,
|
| I just upgraded from 2.2.3 (or whatever Debian
| stable has) to 3.0.4 (using the Debian packages
| available via the Samba mirrors). I'm running it
| on Debian GNU/Linux stable x86, kernel 2.4.25. I
| noticed
Greetings,
I just upgraded from 2.2.3 (or whatever Debian stable has) to 3.0.4
(using the Debian packages available via the Samba mirrors). I'm
running it on Debian GNU/Linux stable x86, kernel 2.4.25. I
noticed that whenever I open a file using a Windows (I'm using
Windows 2000) application,
