I'm having a similar problem with 2.2.6 and Windows XP.
I opened ticket 25972.
Details Summary, see the ticket for complete info:
I have a directory with 166 files. If I run a ls | tee ~/t.1 | wc a couple
of times I get different number of files. I extracted the files that where
missing and
I try to get a list of all of about 19,000 directories,
and then in each of these, a few hundred files.
It seems to just not see some of the directories and some
of the files when it goes through.
Have you tried one of the other clients (jcifs or smbclient or the Linux
cifs vfs) to see if it
On Tue, 5 Nov 2002, Jeff Ames wrote:
This sounds like the same problem as the bug reports 21471, 21407, 21561,
and 21694 discuss, but I couldn't find a solution anywhere. I'm just
I guess I should update those...
writing to add a data point, and also to ask whether there is any known
fix
Have you tried one of the other clients (jcifs or smbclient or the Linux
cifs vfs) to see if it can display those files?
Not yet. Is there any way to do scripting in smbclient? Something along
the lines of (in bash): (for ((i=0;i1000;++i)); do /bin/ls|wc
-l;done)|sort -n|uniq -c
Do any of
I apologize in advance for the me too! nature of this email
I'm having a problem with a smbmount'ed share in which I try to get a list
of all of about 19,000 directories, and then in each of these, a few
hundred files. It seems to just not see some of the directories and some
of the files
