Check your filesystem.
Reminder, unmount then fsck.ext3 /my/dev/path
Mark.
On 24 Nov 2007, at 14:58, "Wiesner Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Additionally to the problems I reported earlier, I'Ve discovered
another problem with my server/client setup.
find reports
find: WARNING: Hard link count is wrong for ./foo: this may be a bug
in your filesystem driver.
Automatically turning on find's -noleaf option. Earlier results may
have failed to include directories that should have been searched.
in one directory and if I browse this directorya and I see
completely wrong files in it (Actually, I seem to see the contents
of the upper level directory). This problem doesn't appear with
Win2K clients and the filesystem itself is OK.
Samba Version 3.0.24 on the server (Debian Etch), according to smbd -
V.
As mount helper I use mount.cifs, compiled from samba-3.0.26a.
The kernels on the server and client are the Debian default kernels (2.6.18-5-486
and 2.6.18-5-686).
The directory structure looks like:
/dir1/dir2/dir3
where dir2 is the mountpoint.
If I 'cd' into dir4 from dir3, I see the contest of dir2. It may
have to do with the fact, that the name of dir4 is the
same as dir2 ...
Example:
/coffee/cup$ ls
Dir contents of cup
/coffee/cup$ cd foo
/coffee/cup/foo$ ls
cup, water
/coffee/cup/foo$ cd cup
/coffee/cup/foo/cup$ ls
The contents of /coffee/cup and not of /coffee/cup/foo/cup are
shown and I can even access those wrong files!
This seems to be a definite bug in either Samba or the filesystem
driver. This may even be a security hole in some way.
(Can't think of any now, but who knows.)
I played around a bit and found the following out: The problem
appears when a directory has the same name as the mount point.
I can even 'cd' into a directory which isn't there:
(Mount point is gstorage, share name is gstorage too, don't know if
this matters, I haven't investigated it)
/cifsmounts/gstorage$ cd anydir
/cifsmounts/gstorage/anydir$ cd gstorage
/cifsmounts/gstorage/anydir/gstorage$
Crazy. I seem to be in the root of the share again(!), even if the
directory gstorage doesn't exist in 'anydir'.
I called it anydir, because it works from any directory (but it must
be one level below the share root).
In /cifsmounts/gstorage/anydir/gstorage I can see the contents of
the root of the share, again. If there is a dir with the share name
the contents are overridden, like described above.
I've tried this on a client running 2.6.22.10. Same problem from
this one too. Seems to be either an undisovered kernel or Samba Bug.
mfg Wiesner Thomas
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