Re: [Samba] NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate and smbmounted Win shares
>>>Now, that is strange. Setting the readonly attribute > > attrib +r filename > If you know how to use cmd.exe. If not use explorer, > right click, mark readonly. > > >>> would change this, but this may not be a solution for >>> your problem. Try to revoke the right to 'write extended >>> attributes' for everyone, > > Open security settings from a file, click the extended > button, edit and look up the list until you find > something similar. Mark deny. If you can't edit it > because it's all greyed out, it is an inherited right. > Create a new entry first or disable inheritance. > > >> Must be something in Win registry? > No. > If you don't know what user rights exist on a NTFS > file system you really should look it up. Sorry that > my mind reading capabilities suffer with distance. > > Keep in mind that names and settings are translated > from german and could have different names in an > english version of windows. > > And before you ask, yes, it is tested. That's great. It really works. Thanks, Holger. I answered before it dawned on me that you meant the "Write Extended Attributes" privilege in Advanced File Security Properties. Sorry. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
Re: [Samba] NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate and smbmounted Win shares
Now, that is strange. Setting the readonly attribute attrib +r filename If you know how to use cmd.exe. If not use explorer, right click, mark readonly. would change this, but this may not be a solution for your problem. Try to revoke the right to 'write extended attributes' for everyone, Open security settings from a file, click the extended button, edit and look up the list until you find something similar. Mark deny. If you can't edit it because it's all greyed out, it is an inherited right. Create a new entry first or disable inheritance. Must be something in Win registry? No. If you don't know what user rights exist on a NTFS file system you really should look it up. Sorry that my mind reading capabilities suffer with distance. Keep in mind that names and settings are translated from german and could have different names in an english version of windows. And before you ask, yes, it is tested. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
Re: [Samba] NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate and smbmounted Win shares
>> I wasn't clear enough perhaps. >Maybe. > >> original file. If NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate is set >> to 1 then the original file's LastAccessTime won't >> be updated after a DOS copy command, but it will if >> I use cp on an smbmounted volume. > > Now, that is strange. Setting the readonly attribute > would change this, but this may not be a solution for > your problem. Try to revoke the right to 'write extended > attributes' for everyone, that shouldn't interfere with > usual access, but stop the LastAccessUpdate. Sounds self-explanatory. Must be something in Win registry? I have to look it up. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
Re: [Samba] NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate and smbmounted Win shares
I wasn't clear enough perhaps. Maybe. original file. If NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate is set to 1 then the original file's LastAccessTime won't be updated after a DOS copy command, but it will if I use cp on an smbmounted volume. Now, that is strange. Setting the readonly attribute would change this, but this may not be a solution for your problem. Try to revoke the right to 'write extended attributes' for everyone, that shouldn't interfere with usual access, but stop the LastAccessUpdate. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
Re: [Samba] NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate and smbmounted Win shares
> I remember there is a option called 'dos filetime resolution' > for visual c problems, maybe this helps you. This option was supposed to only fake the DOS FAT time resolution of 2s and there's another one which forces the faked 2s-resolution even when a Win client asks for 1s-resolution explicitly. On the other hand, smbmount not being part of Samba at all, I don't see how setting these options could affect what is happening outside of Samba, in the kernel. But thanks for the suggestion. I like out-of-box hints. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
Re: [Samba] NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate and smbmounted Win shares
>> updated regardless of the setting of >> NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate. > > This disables the access update, means read access. > > If you cp this is write access, this will update the > change time and i don't think you can disable this. > > access and change update are 2 seperate fields. I wasn't clear enough perhaps. I'm talking about the original file. If NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate is set to 1 then the original file's LastAccessTime won't be updated after a DOS copy command, but it will if I use cp on an smbmounted volume. The destination file will of course have both LastAccessTime and CretionTime set to the current time. Like this: C:\Temp>dir /t:a a.xml 12.12.2003 18:02 168.346 a.xml C:\Temp>copy a.xml b.xml 1 Datei(en) kopiert. C:\Temp>dir /t:a a.xml b.xml 12.12.2003 18:02 168.346 a.xml 14.12.2003 15:59 168.346 b.xml C:\Temp>dir /t:c a.xml b.xml 02.01.1997 16:24 168.346 a.xml 14.12.2003 15:59 168.346 b.xml C:\Temp>dir /t:w a.xml b.xml 04.12.2003 11:24 168.346 a.xml 04.12.2003 11:24 168.346 b.xml -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
Re: [Samba] NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate and smbmounted Win shares
Dragan Krnic schrieb: updated regardless of the setting of NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate. This disables the access update, means read access. If you cp this is write access, this will update the change time and i don't think you can disable this. access and change update are 2 seperate fields. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
