So what is the rule of thumb on oplocks?
What types of situations should the oplocks be setup how?
What are possible problems that could occur?
Brent
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Ok, yes, SID could be the issue. With each install of windows, there is a
unique SID that gets created (I think). I recall seeing a caution about
imaging W2k for this reason, the images will NOT have UNIQUE SID's.
Anyone?
There should be a way to cause windows to recreate a random sid?
Finn
Brian,
When you chmod g+s the parent directory does it also apply to
subdirectories of that, or just the non-directory files immediately inside
that directory? What I mean is, if I have a whole directory tree, and want
everyone of a group to be able to access files in this tree, do I need to
Chris,
I am about to implement a MS Access2000 database here on the samba server.
Was it MS Access that you had the trouble with specifically?
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We're now getting corrupt files
OK.
So I want to have a share useable by everyone in the group employees. The
only modifications to file permissions I want users to be able to change
(from their w2k workstations) are the archive bit and the write bit (thus
someone can right-click on a file and check the archive and/or the
...Figured it out...
This one W2k machine had issues with a specific windows update file. Upon
it's installation it would create the directories. I caught it in the act,
and disabled the network connection and it then finished the installation
just fine. All other updates since have installed
Has anyone had the home directories of some Windows 2000 users become
inundated with thousands (15k or so) of directories all of a sudden? This is
of course a samba share on the samba PDC. It really renders the H:\ pretty
useless. It also seems to occur only if you are logged onto a certain
Yes, sorry about that...
They look to be hexidecimal. Maybe up to 8 or 10 digits at most. Really odd,
it seems like there may be directories named 0 through a really large heax
number...
As there are around 15000 of these directories, you can imagine how hard it
is to really do a listing. Or do
Hello,
Recycle bins creating the directory structure inside the .recycle
directory have an issue I believe... ...at least how I have it setup :)
The directories created in the .recycle directory have permissions only
allowing access to the user who created it. Thus, if someone deletes
Kevin,
I use the same technique, and only use cp -R, it does it fine on my
Mandrake 8.2 machine. Is there also a way to tell cp to answer yes to any
questions?
--Brent
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8.2 on a pentium 100, 40 MB ram, plenty of HD space.
Brent Torrenga
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If you have installed previously with the source, can yo upgrade by simply
using the pre-compiled binaries like you mentioned?
--Brent
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On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, Carl Ambroise wrote:
Hi:
I am the
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