Ceased to be an issue for us by 2010 IIRC
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On Thu, 10 May 2018, at 2:30 PM, Richard Kaye wrote:
> I wonder when those problems were actually fixed, Alan. MS said multiple
> times that the problem was fixed with this Windows update or that
>
It seems to have done the job! Many thanks.
John
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Thanks Alan, I'll give that a try.
John
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> Does adding t
I wonder when those problems were actually fixed, Alan. MS said multiple times
that the problem was fixed with this Windows update or that Windows update.
After being burned by file corruption multiple times, I stopped believing MS
when they said that issues with the newer versions of SMB had ad
IMO despite some initial problems with CDX corruption and SMB2 there has been
no reason not to use it for over 10 years since those problems were fixed. If
nothing else it is orders of magnitude faster than SMB1.
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It's not about running EXEs, it's about network connections:
> Windows 10 update 1803 does not open *network connections* on executables
> files on SMBv1 share.
Explains why my ADS was blocked.
People using Samba with SMB2 disable will have this problem too.
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This issue is caused because SMB2 is disabled!
Thanks to Alan Bourke for pointing me in the right direction.
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On 10 May 2018 at 08:53, Alan Bourke wrote:
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50172067/sqlconnection-error-if-exe-is-executed-from-network-path
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> Looking at the above it seems to indicate that you can no longer run EXEs
> from shared locations when the protocol is SMB1. Having said that SMB
On Thu, May 10, 2018 at 4:14 AM, Mike wrote:
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> But I still love to hate Windows.
>
Everyone needs a hobby.
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Does adding this switch help?
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> But I still love to hate Windows.
It's an annoying bugger sometimes.
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As part of my backup routine I copy the entire contents of my D drive to a
folder D_Backup on an external drive using Robocopy. For some bizarre
reason Windows insists on making D_Backup a hidden folder. On my desktop
machine I have the Show hidden items box ticked so can see it but if I try
to r
Alan,
Confirmed. Many thanks!
But I still love to hate Windows.
Mike
Alan Bourke wrote:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50172067/sqlconnection-error-if-exe-is-executed-from-network-path
Looking at the above it seems to indicate that you can no longer run EXEs from
shared locations when
I'm placing my bets on your deduction, Alan.
Now to make sure my Samba servers are all up-to-date!
Thank you!
Mike
Alan Bourke wrote:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50172067/sqlconnection-error-if-exe-is-executed-from-network-path
Looking at the above it seems to indicate that you can
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50172067/sqlconnection-error-if-exe-is-executed-from-network-path
Looking at the above it seems to indicate that you can no longer run EXEs from
shared locations when the protocol is SMB1. Having said that SMB1 was
superseded in 2007 and deprecated in 2014. Sa
Homegroup was removed in 1803, if you're not using a Windows domain due to your
servers being Linux I don't know if that is relevant.
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