Jeremy Allison schrieb:
On Thu, Mar 15, 2007 at 03:27:16PM +0100, Michael Rignaz wrote:
Hi,
thanks for reading, would be great if you could help me out with two
strange reoccuring problems.
Problem 1:
Currently we are running an IBM 206m with Debian Etch and Samba 3.0.24.
We have about
Hi,
thanks for reading, would be great if you could help me out with two
strange reoccuring problems.
Problem 1:
Currently we are running an IBM 206m with Debian Etch and Samba 3.0.24.
We have about 25 Clients which are running Windows XP SP2 or 2000 SP4.
3 of those Clients (XP) open and close
Hi,
I have a problem, that occurs once a week: when my boss opens some files
with read/write access via vpn over a crappy internet connection and his
connection gets terminated, some files are still locked read-only after
several hours/half a day or more. Only restarting the appropriate smbd
Hi,
would be great if someone could help me out with this.
Strange, it happens from time to time, that some files- in this case
*xls- are locked read-only, although they shouldn't be locked and are
not currently being accessed by any other user.
smbstatus also doesn't list the file at all..
Res
> In your case setting 'reset on zero vc = yes' might help.
> Please read the manpage for smb.conf for possible caveats
> with this parameter.
>
> Volker
>
Thnx Volker,
*sigh* this option sounded too good..
Sad enough there are users in another network connected via one vpn
tunnel so masquera
Sorry for the extrapost, too retarded when I'm lacking sleep... forgot
to attack the smb.conf and to tell that the problem was resolved when
restarting the samba daemons!
running samba 3.0.23c-1
workgroup = xyz
passwd chat = *New*Password* %n\n*Re-enter*new*password* %n\n
*Password*change
Hi,
today we got some mysterious errors.. a machine was hard reset and after
the boot this user tried to re-open a file previously opened with full
read/write access. This failed, many previously opened files were locked
due to "currently n use by user xyz" problems, which were different
user
Big thanks to Steve Glasser and M. Mueller,
got it running, thnx,
but I got another anoying little problem..
On 3 machines so far it happened once or twice in the last two days that
the desktop, startmenu and quick launch icons suddenly disappeared..
pressing F5 resolved it, though it's still ann
I'd especially like to know how to force users to store their files on
the home share rather than on "Desktop", without mounting the desktop
path on the home network share.. How could I deny write access to the
Desktop globally?
Thnx a lot
Regards,
Michael Rignaz
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Michael Rignaz schrieb:
BTW: This is samba.latest 23c-1
Sorry for bothering this group, I just reinstalled debian (was a fresh
install before too) and everything's fine now.. still don't know what
the problem was though..
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;t know how I should/could handle this.
Could someone plz point me to the right direction?
Would be very appreciated and very very nice.
Thnx,
Regards,
Michael Rignaz
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Hi there..
after removing,installing, compiling samba, removing and again
installing it using apt-get, smbd and nmbd wouldn't start anymore..
I then deleted all tdb's in /var/lib/samba, and reinstalled samba again.
Smbd/nmbd then started, but now when I try to add a user using smbpass
-a it it
Andrew Morgan wrote:
Have you looked into WAN Accelerators? These are typically hardware
devices placed at each end of the WAN link which do some sort of fancy
mojo to reduce the perceived latency of the link. (Can you tell I have
no clue how they really work?)
Short of replicating all t
Andreas Moroder wrote:
Hello Michael,
whynot change to openoffice.
I made a test with a 1580 KB xls. In openoffice format the file is 275 KB.
Bye
Andreas
Hello Andreas,
Wow, that's a difference!
Didn't know that, maybe M$ Office 2007 will catch-up in terms of
filesize with its xml-based f
Andreas Moroder schrieb:
Hello,
what type of files do you have to share ?
Doc type files or database files ?
Bye
Andreas
Hi Andreas,
We just share doc type files, but some are up to 1MB Excel files.
Thnx for your answers!
I've instaled debian @ home now and will experiement a bit.
Rega
Felipe Augusto van de Wiel schrieb:
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On 09/10/2006 10:11 AM, Michael Rignaz escreveu:
Hi,
is it possible to share write locks amongst two samba servers?
We are experiencing performance issues all the time, because one
location (location A) is
Hi,
is it possible to share write locks amongst two samba servers?
We are experiencing performance issues all the time, because one
location (location A) is connected via VPN to the main location
(location B) and needs to access files hosted there on some samba shares.
Now loc A gets its own s
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