samba - Nov 2003 - Mac permision problems after Debian update

Last night I did a long overdue security update of my Debian file server.
One of the updates was to Samba 2.2.3a-12.3.

Since then, I've had a very strange (to me) permissions issue, that I have
not been able to resolve digging around in Google.

Using the shares on a Win2K machine, everything is fine. I can log in,
persuse existing content, and make new directories and files.

On my Mac (10.2.x), I am having problems. I can log in, peruse existing
content, and make new directories. But I can not create a new file from
the Mac, with one exception. The Mac is able to copy a file that already
exists on the share onto the share. I am unable to copy a file from the
Mac to the share. The error is that I do not have sufficient permisions.

I have changed the permissions from the Debian side to be wide open on a
test directory, that did not work. I have tried to change the permissions
from w2k on that folder, but the changes don't seem to take.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thank you,

-Michael
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A little more info. I bumped up the debug level of Samba to 3, and do not
see any problems in log.smbd, nothing obvious anyways. More interesting is
that while OS X is displaying the error dialog "The operation cannot be
completed because you do not have sufficient privileges for
"GreyStreet.mp3", if I look in the directory with another machine, I
see
the created files:

files:/music/photos/FooBar# ls -al | grep Grey
-rwxr--r--    1 mcarland mcarland       82 Nov 19 19:41 ._GreyStreet.mp3
-rwxr--r--    1 mcarland mcarland        0 Nov 19 19:41 GreyStreet.mp3

I am the owner, I have full permisions. Strange. As soon as I dismiss the
error dialog, both files are gone.

It looks like this is a problem with OS X, but this worked fine until the
Samba upgrade.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to track this down?

Thanks,

-Michael


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