This has been driving me a little batty. I'm mounting an NT share onto a 2.2.12 box with smbmount //ntbox/sharename but directory listings on Linux do not reflect the latest NT directory contents. In detail, The mount goes OK but the directory listing appears STATIC. That is, files changed on the NT box do not appear when doing "ls" on the linux box. Files deleted on the NT box do appear deleted on the Linux box. Files added on the NT box do not appear on the Linux box with "ls" however "ls filename" will show the file. Copying all files from the mount point will copy these invisible files. I can add/delete files on the Linux box and the changes immediately show up on the NT box, as expected. smbclient works perfectly file and sees the file changes immediately, as expected. What could be causing this directory caching ... ??? Since smbmout is a subset of smbclient functionality, I'm wondering why smbmount would not work when smbclient is alright. I'm using the 2.0.5a distribution and have taken smbmnt/smbmount/smbumount from the client subtree of the Samba distribution after compiling with --with-smbmount. Is this a kernel issue? I can't believe I'm the only one with this problem --- but have found very little mention of such a problem in groups etc. humph, martin ----- Original Message ----- From: Rob Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, October 01, 1999 9:32 PM Subject: QuickCams, Webcams etc for LinuxFest > Hi, > > Is anyone going to be bringing a Quickcam / digital camera that can do > live updates etc. I'd like to try a few GIMP plugins during my > demonstration if someone's got an extra cam I could use. > > > Thanks. > > > -Rob Thomas >
