Hi,
I encountered an interesting problem. We have a Java application on a samba
server. The folder is then shared to the clients via a samba share. So far
it works OK. Until now we had windows clients and everything worked OK. But
now we are trying to migrate to Linux clients and this is where the
Hi,
I encountered an interesting problem. We have a Java application on a samba
server. The folder is then shared to the clients via a samba share. So far
it works OK. Until now we had windows clients and everything worked OK. But
now we are trying to migrate to Linux clients and this is where the
Hi,
I encountered an interesting problem. We have a Java application on a samba
server. The folder is then shared to the clients via a samba share. So far
it works OK. Until now we had windows clients and everything worked OK. But
now we are trying to migrate to Linux clients and this is where the
This may be what you need in your smb.conf:
oplocks = no
level 2 oplocks = no
Look them up via 'man smb.conf'. I believe you can set it either globally or per
share.
Hope that helps :-)
Cameron B. Prince said:
> Hi,
>
> I have a situation in the office where I temporarily need to provide
> a
Hi Sascha,
You nailed it... My problem is solved. I don't understand why that would be
desired behavior, but regardless, it's fixed now.
Thank you very much,
Cameron
> I don't know what kind of programm you're running, but I had
> nearly the problem. I solved it by turning of the oplocks for
>
I don't know what kind of programm you're running, but I had nearly the
problem. I solved it by turning of the oplocks for this share.
Try in the share:
[C]
comment = C On Doveserver
path = /mnt/samba
public = yes
writable = yes
create mask = 0775
Hi,
I have a situation in the office where I temporarily need to provide
additional clients access to a share on a Windows 2000 Professional box.
2000 Pro seems to only allow 5 clients to connect to a share and there is no
faclity to allow more as best I can tell. Upgrading isn't really an option
