Davide Guarisco wrote: >> There are pros and cons for automatically logging out on unmount. If you >> have a bigger license, you want to be asked for your password only once per >> session, even if you unmounted all shares of a server and then mount an >> other one. > > > Maybe it will be a user-selectable preference in the next version?
Maybe, but Sharity has already too many options... We'll consider this. >> [about creating an alias to a CIFS/SMB mounted item] > This works. Thank you very much. > I actually noticed that you can set the directory of the mount point in the > CIFS browser configuration panel. I guess the error will not happen if I put > the mount point in my user folder. I'm afraid this has nothing to do with the mount point. Apple encodes the path AND the mount point into an alias and tries to restore mounts based on this information. For (to us) unknown reasons, this fails for Sharity. If anybody has more information about this topic, we would be pleased to receive input. > > I was copying files FROM a HFS+ volume TO an SMB share, so that cannot be the > problem. > If I remember correctly, the errors were: -43 (happens to me sometimes when I > copy folders with the Finder, too!), -35 (or -34) and -120. Not 100% sure > anymore. (It's kind of difficult to reproduce this because I put another drive > in place of the slave drive I normally have in my G3). In this case the HFS+ volume may contain objects which can not be represented on Windows, such as symbolic links. Since Apple's Finder is still not able to report useful error messages: -43 means "File not found" -34 is "Disk full" -35 is "No such volume" -120 is "Directory not found" (The translation can be found in the file /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/Carb onCore.framework/Versions/A/Headers/MacErrors.h) Have you looked at the object which failed? It may have been something Unix specific or it may have contained characters in the file name which can't be represented on Windows. Regards, Christian. -- Dipl.-Ing. Christian Starkjohann Objective Development mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.obdev.at/ _______________________________________________ Sharity-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://at.obdev.at/mailman/listinfo/sharity-talk
