look at your smb.conf (located whereever you installed samba to on the
HP system) if not sure do
find / -name "smb.conf" -print
this should find it for you, once you find it vi/cat/more the file (BUT
DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE CHANGING)
my guess is that you will find a share called "scratch" that is being
used for logging or such it should look something similiar to:
*[scratchdisk]*
* comment = Scratchdisk*
* path = /scratch*
* read only = no *
* public = yes*
if you wish email me your smb.conf file and I can tell you whats going on
dougc
Brutzman, Bill wrote:
On our HP-Ux UniVerse system, I am using Samba to copy files to a WinXP
machine via Windows Explorer.
It works ok except that it pops up a confirm dialog box asking... do I want
to overwrite a file in the SCRATCH folder.
The SCRATCH folder has perhaps 100 files that are named things like
bruce17
bruce18
tom14
...
etc
Answers would be appreciated.
--Bill
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