>>> It's funny you should comment on this - I was in the middle
>>> of moving to the Samba4 way of handling times and timezones
>>> (back porting the Samba4 code to Samba3) to fix the timezone
>>> problems people have. I was planning to get this into 3.0.21.
>>>
>>> Would this fix the problem ? I'm
>> The way it works now in the sources, Samba goes out of its way
>> to force Windows clients to see the file times the way Unix and
>> other more mature systems see them. If a file was modified at
>> noon 12:00:00 of any day, it shows 12:00:00 always, regardless
>> of the date on which it was modi
>> It's funny you should comment on this - I was in the middle
>> of moving to the Samba4 way of handling times and timezones
>> (back porting the Samba4 code to Samba3) to fix the timezone
>> problems people have. I was planning to get this into 3.0.21.
>>
>> Would this fix the problem ? I'm expec
>> Surprisingly few threads on this fascinating subject!
>> (They're all in the Cc:) Only one solution proposed by Thomas
>> Honigman and Thomas Guenther. In a posting of Feb 8, this year,
>> they proposed conditioning the use of "kludge GMT", which is
>> what Samba marshals on the wire as GMT b
On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 01:05:30PM -0800, Jeremy Allison wrote:
>
> It's funny you should comment on this - I was in the middle
> of moving to the Samba4 way of handling times and timezones
> (back porting the Samba4 code to Samba3) to fix the timezone
> problems people have. I was planning to get
On Fri, 4 Nov 2005, Dragan Krnic wrote:
>
> The way it works now in the sources, Samba goes out of its way
> to force Windows clients to see the file times the way Unix and
> other more mature systems see them. If a file was modified at
> noon 12:00:00 of any day, it shows 12:00:00 always, regardle
On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 10:04:04PM +0100, Dragan Krnic wrote:
> Surprisingly few threads on this fascinating subject!
> (They're all in the Cc:) Only one solution proposed by Thomas
> Honigman and Thomas Guenther. In a posting of Feb 8, this year,
> they proposed conditioning the use of "kludge G
Surprisingly few threads on this fascinating subject!
(They're all in the Cc:) Only one solution proposed by Thomas
Honigman and Thomas Guenther. In a posting of Feb 8, this year,
they proposed conditioning the use of "kludge GMT", which is
what Samba marshals on the wire as GMT but which is wro
