samba - Nov 2003 - Copying from win NTFS to Samba share=corruption??

I'm copying files from an Compressed NTFS partition to a samba share.  The
files seem to copy over correctly but the applications that use them say they
are corrupt.  When I uncompress the files first I don't get corruption.  Is
this normal behavior??

-Scott

On Tue, 2003-11-04 at 06:51, Scott Simmons wrote:
> I'm copying files from an Compressed NTFS partition to a samba 
> share.  The files seem to copy over correctly but the applications 
> that use them say they are corrupt.  When I uncompress the files 
> first I don't get corruption.  Is this normal behavior??  
Compare the MD5 signature of the files at each end, but I don't think
you will find the files are different.  More likely is things like
locking.  

If the files do appear corrupt, then I would first look into issues such
as networking hardware (it can be quite surprising how much damage a
cheap HUB or NIC can do).

Which version of Samba is this?  You should try Samba 3.0.0.  

Andrew Bartlett
 
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