samba - Sep 2001 - Bugreport 2.2.0 "delete veto files" causes "PANIC: internal error"

Hi,

I found out, that using the global option "delete veto files" causes
the
smbd client to die with an internal error, when the Windows client tries
to delete a directory containing veto files.

Example:
Directory "New Folder" on the Samba share contains a folder named
".AppleDouble" from the netatalk server daemon.
".AppleDouble" is in the
veto files list.
When a Windows machine tries to delete "New Folder", the smb
connection
dies and an error message occurs. 

I saw on groups.google.com that a few (but not many) other people
encountered the problem.

Bernard

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On Wed, 19 Sep 2001, Bernard M. Piller wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I found out, that using the global option "delete veto files"
causes the
> smbd client to die with an internal error, when the Windows client tries
> to delete a directory containing veto files.
Have a quick look at:
http://bugs.samba.org/?findid=21666

Seems to be that the bug is fixed in the HEAD CVS.  I don't know if that
means it has been backported to SAMBA_2_2


Yours Tony.

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