Is the samba server your PDC?
Maybe the trick is to use the NetApp as a windows server- if you can
join it to the Samba domain.
On 10/13/2011 07:38 AM, free...@gmx.ch wrote:
Hi
Thanks for the input so far
So far i've tried following:
Setting
***
strict locking = yes
oplocks = no
***
in Smb.conf. This didnt work. Then i've tried to mount the nfs with "nolock"
Option (but without above samba locking parameters). Problems still persists. I've need
now to test some combinations of these settings.
I've also talked to a Netapp Engineer. The NFS Mount points to a FAS3140 Cluster with
Ontap 7.3.2 on it. The volume with the data which is referred in path of Samba config is
a qtree. There are three different types of "qtree" security settings on Netapp
Files: mixed,unix,windows. It might have something to do with the choosen security style.
Netapp itself is using NFS3 (nfs4 can be turned on optionally):
http://www.netapp.com/us/communities/tech-ontap/nfsv4-0408.html
I've also tried some setfacl commands on the nfs mount and it said: Operation
not supported...
So i've got several possible reasons for the problem now:
- samba config (locking parameters)
- nfs mount options (locking parameters)
- Right issues (acl or similiar)
- qtree securtity style on Netapp
I will test some things and let you know....i will start with the netapp qtree
issues...
Best Regards
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