Marc Sherman wrote:
I'm getting frequent errors on Samba 3.0.10 about failing to access a
share, where the name is missing its last character:
Jan 13 20:55:42 pyloric smbd[18322]: [2005/01/13 20:55:42, 0]
smbd/service.c:make_connection(800)
Jan 13 20:55:42 pyloric smbd[18322]:
I'm getting frequent errors on Samba 3.0.10 about failing to access a
share, where the name is missing its last character:
Jan 13 20:55:42 pyloric smbd[18322]: [2005/01/13 20:55:42, 0]
smbd/service.c:make_connection(800)
Jan 13 20:55:42 pyloric smbd[18322]: vomit (192.168.23.143) couldn't
fin
Marc Sherman wrote:
Marc Sherman wrote:
I just renumbered my local network, from 192.168.1/24 to
192.168.23/24. My samba 3.0.10 server, which is configured to be the
local and master domain browser, seems to be a bit confused:
Jan 4 22:03:34 pyloric nmbd[2308]: [2005/01/04 22:03:34, 0]
nmbd
Marc Sherman wrote:
I just renumbered my local network, from 192.168.1/24 to 192.168.23/24.
My samba 3.0.10 server, which is configured to be the local and master
domain browser, seems to be a bit confused:
Jan 4 22:03:34 pyloric nmbd[2308]: [2005/01/04 22:03:34, 0]
nmbd
I just renumbered my local network, from 192.168.1/24 to 192.168.23/24.
My samba 3.0.10 server, which is configured to be the local and master
domain browser, seems to be a bit confused:
Jan 4 22:03:34 pyloric nmbd[2308]: [2005/01/04 22:03:34, 0]
nmbd/nmbd_become_dmb.c:become_domain_master_br
Andrew Bartlett wrote:
As a rule, we don't rule these things out that easily. I would properly
investigate the network layer, just in case. CIFS is unique in the way
it holds open long sessions which can be rather sensitive to
disconnection (with subsequent failures in oplock breaks, and other
th
Michael Lueck wrote:
Typically connection resets are a hardware based problem - LAN cable
first, the NIC or hub/switch.
I'd be very surprised if it's hardware -- the samba box hosts a lot of
other services used by the windows boxes, including email (smtp and
imaps), which get hammered a lot heav
I'm running Samba 3.0.10 from Debian Sarge (3.0.10-1). Samba is
configured as the primary browse master for the network, and there are
two windows boxes that access shares from the samba box, one win2k and
the other XP Pro.
Earlier this week, I installed a number of patches to the win2k box vi
