Re: nable to restore file

[Toni Banire]

John

I am running ADSM 3.1.2. I can retore some files. Can you let me know if you are
running services for mac on your NT server. We use DAVE v2.1





Cheers


Toni

Re: nable to restore file

[John Monahan]

What version of *SM client and server?  I also have DAVE clients, problems
were resolved with more recent versions of *SM.  I also have USEUNICODEF
yes in the options file.  I think the version of DAVE is also important,
you may have to call support.


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Liberty Diversified Industries
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I have some files on a NT system. An AppleMac server hosts the files for
users
via software on the Apple machine called DAVE.
Not to familiar with DAVE,
Here's what happens when I do a restore

Lets say I have a dir (A) with 4 subdirs (a1...4) and the file resides in
a4.

If I try to restore the file into a folder called a4i, I get the error msg
ANS1256E. I think it's to do with permissions. I have NTFS change
permission on
the main dir where this file resides. The file itself has no other
permissions
However, when I restore the file into A1i it's fine.



Not sure what's going on here


TIA
Toni

nable to restore file

[Toni Banire]

I have some files on a NT system. An AppleMac server hosts the files for users
via software on the Apple machine called DAVE.
Not to familiar with DAVE,
Here's what happens when I do a restore

Lets say I have a dir (A) with 4 subdirs (a1...4) and the file resides in a4.

If I try to restore the file into a folder called a4i, I get the error msg
ANS1256E. I think it's to do with permissions. I have NTFS change permission on
the main dir where this file resides. The file itself has no other permissions
However, when I restore the file into A1i it's fine.



Not sure what's going on here


TIA
Toni