I agree that the correct solution is to fix the Unix-windows user mapping.
However, since it sounds like fixing the samba setup is beyond possible,
I suggest using Net::FTP.
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hi
( 06.05.10 11:40 -0400 ) Greg London:
The problem I'm seeing is that the files
Garh!
So I have a perl script that runs on Windows.
It runs on windows because it needs to stuff
some user numbers into a spreadsheet
via Win32::OLE, let the spreadsheet calculate
new values, and then generate some text files.
Users run the script from Windows
and the script ends up creating a
hi
( 06.05.10 11:40 -0400 ) Greg London:
The problem I'm seeing is that the files
created from windows are all owned by 65530.
When the users go to the unix side and try
to run stuff, it looks like they're gettting permission
problems, and now I'm wondering if the problem
is the fact that
not the long pole in the tent
and I can go on vacation without
holding up the entire project while
I'm gone.
Greg
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Sent: Wed 5/10/2006 11:40 AM
To: Boston Perl Mongers
Subject: [Boston.pm] perl, windows, unix
