Jeremy Allison wrote:
On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 03:46:31PM +, Kevin Bailey wrote:
This *must* be do-able!
If I want to veto a single directory at the root of the users home
directory
i.e.
/home/user/Maildir
I can with
veto files = /Maildir/
However, this prevents the user from
This *must* be do-able!
If I want to veto a single directory at the root of the users home
directory
i.e.
/home/user/Maildir
I can with
veto files = /Maildir/
However, this prevents the user from being able to create
directories/files with that name *anywhere* in the directory structure.
Hi,
When mounting a drive on a Samba server version - 3.0.24-6etch10
with
smbmount //127.0.0.1/sagedata3 testmnt -o username=rbailey%password
I get the warning
namecache_shutdown: Couldn't close namecache on top of gencache.
which makes no sense to me and apart from a couple of other posti
Or should I try to share out a different directory via Samba. I.e.
Leave the mail in /home/username/.Maildir and get Samba to share out
/home/username/samba for example?
You can also continue your current setup and just use Samba's veto files
directive in the home directory share to hid
Hi,
We have a server which is going to be a Samba file server and a Postfix
server where the users will access their mail over IMAP.
We normally prefer to use Maildir storage as it seems to be recommended
over mailbox - for me, for example, I am subscribed to a dozen or so
lists and have te
Hi,
We have a server which is going to be a Samba file server and a Postfix
server where the users will access their mail over IMAP.
We normally prefer to use Maildir storage as it seems to be recommended
over mailbox - for me, for example, I am subscribed to a dozen or so
lists and have ten
Kevin Bailey wrote:
Michael Heydon wrote:
Kevin Bailey wrote:
Also, we had trouble setting up a VPN from his house - can't
remember the details apart from the fact that it was BT's fault!
Was this using OpenVPN or PPTP? OpenVPN is much more flexible than
PPTP and will happily w
Michael Heydon wrote:
Kevin Bailey wrote:
Also, we had trouble setting up a VPN from his house - can't remember
the details apart from the fact that it was BT's fault!
Was this using OpenVPN or PPTP? OpenVPN is much more flexible than
PPTP and will happily work across all bu
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On Tue, 24 Feb 2009, Kevin Bailey wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone successfully got a Windows PC to access Samba over an SSH
tunnel. This first of all worked immediately - but now seems to have
stopped.
I've tried w
o map the Samba share under WinXP.
I can send you the bat files off list or post them if there's interest.
Jon
Kevin Bailey wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone successfully got a Windows PC to access Samba over an SSH
tunnel. This first of all worked immediately - but now s
Kevin Bailey wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone successfully got a Windows PC to access Samba over an SSH
tunnel. This first of all worked immediately - but now seems to have
stopped.
I've tried with using putty and myentunnel to set up the tunnel - and
these are working when I test against
Accounts data files which are Access files - I want them to continue
accessing the data using Samba - but as I need to put the server on to
the internet I need to tunnel the Samba traffic over ssh for security.
Any help, pointers gratefully received.
Kevin Bailey
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ve been deleted.
OK - so I have a workaround but thought this needed clarifying.
Cheers,
Kevin
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Is this something I should register as a bug or is it by design?
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Jeremy Allison wrote:
On Sun, Apr 29, 2007 at 07:59:00PM +0100, Kevin Bailey wrote:
\Device\WinDfs\H:00186bf9\psctpdc\bpeters\thunderbird\ImapMail\10.1.1.10\INBOX.msf
The data has been lost.
This error may be caused by a failure of your computer hardware or
network connection
During the night I mount a Win2K share using the -t cifs option and tar/gzip
files across from the Etch/Samba 3 server to the Windows server.
The kern.log is showing the following errors - could someone point me towards
an explanation please?
May 2 02:00:45 psctpdc kernel: CIFS VFS: close w
I tried to send this before but it might need re-sending...
Hi,
Just found this out - is it a bug which I should register or is this by design?
We had been running a Samba 2.2 server for a few years with a domain called PSCT
- everybody very happy (well done guys!). Installed a new server wi
Hi,
Found this in the kernel.log
psctpdc:/var/log/samba# tail /var/log/kern.log
Apr 29 08:18:05 psctpdc kernel: smb_proc_readdir_long: error=-2, breaking
The server may have been doing some copying/backups at the time.
Is it anything which needs action?
Thanks,
Kevin
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Hi,
Have recently upgraded from Samba 2.2 on Debian Woody to Samba 3.0.24-6
on Debian Etch.
Some PC's have now reported errors similar to this one.
Windows - delay write failed.
Windows was unable to save all the data for the file
\Device\WinDfs\H:00186bf9\psctpdc\bpeters\thunderbird\
Hi,
A client is setting up a branch office a couple of miles away from the
main office.
The branch office and the main office will be connected by a router to
router IpSec VPN at about 1MB per sec. (Unfortunately this is about the
only option they have for connection speed. The next fastes
not sure if this is help or not but you may find this is a limitation of
windows.
when i came across this issue i solved it by breaking down the >2GB file.
it was a tarred/gzipped backup of the /home directory - i wrote a script
which looped through the directories inside the home directory an
smb_request: result -104, setting invalid
this repeatedly occurs in the messages log and the kernel log.
does anyone know how i can look this up and find out what it means?
samba appears to be working fine but i'd like to get to the bottom of
it.
cheers,
kev
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hi!
everything seems to be working fine - debian woody - samba 2.2.3a-15
i mount a windows share on to the debian box and tar files directly on
to it.
however - the log shows
Jul 3 08:42:07 psctpdc kernel: smb_trans2_request: result=-104, setting
invalid
Jul 3 08:42:07 psctpdc kernel: smb_ret
aybe that gives some options.
any help/comments gratefully received.
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