>Argh. Any chance of trying it with something other than Vista ? I don't
know it's definitely the problem, I'm just allergic to Vista.
;-)) I agree with you. I connected now the Mac to a Window XP 2002 sp3. The
same lock problem remains.
>One stage of that process is defeating the locking process. Please try
mapping the shared drive directly from the Wine stage.
I think it isn't possible. It seems Wine only permit to assign a drive
letter to an already mounted remote drive.
>That bug was fixed years ago. And I think that if it was a problem your
Macintosh application would have the same problem. However, if you want to
see how to mount that drive from the command-line on a Mac, type 'man
mount_smbfs'.
Tried. Unfortunately seems that the "nobrl" option is not available.
Gr...
Marco
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Da: sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org [mailto:sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org]
Per conto di Simon Slavin
Inviato: domenica 12 dicembre 2010 22:09
A: General Discussion of SQLite Database
Oggetto: Re: [sqlite] R: R: Lock problem opening a Sqlite db on a Samba/CIFS
shared disk
On 12 Dec 2010, at 8:31pm, Marco Turco wrote:
>> What OS (including version) is the host computer running ?
> Windows Vista Business sp2
Argh. Any chance of trying it with something other than Vista ? I don't
know it's definitely the problem, I'm just allergic to Vista.
>> How is Wine accessing the server ? Did you mount the server in the
> Macintosh layer, using an 'SMB://' URL, or did you use the Windows
> facilities to mount it inside Wine ?
> I mounted the server using the Mac layer (finder->Connect to server)
> then I mapped a drive (Z:\) into the Wine configuration.
One stage of that process is defeating the locking process. Please try
mapping the shared drive directly from the Wine stage.
> It seems the problem is due to a bug on the debian distribution of
> Samba and the only way to solve it is at this moment to mount the net
> disk using the nobrl parameter see
> http://www.mail-archive.com/sqlite-users@sqlite.org/msg20409.html
> anyway I am not sure this parameter is supported on Mac Os X mount
> command but I am not an expert in Mac & Unix Os.
That bug was fixed years ago. And I think that if it was a problem your
Macintosh application would have the same problem. However, if you want to
see how to mount that drive from the command-line on a Mac, type 'man
mount_smbfs'.
Simon.
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