I have a peculiar problem on our office server, running Debian 3.0r2 with Samba 2.2.3a-12.3. Every user mounts his/her homedir as a mapped networkdrive, in which there are links to the common directories. If we save a file from within a program (like photoshop, flash) on the server the size differs from the same file saved locally. When copied with FTP, a filemanager or the windows explorer itself the size does not differ at all. This problem only occurs when working on a WinXP workstation, not with Win98 (we do not have other OS's to check). Also at home, where the configurations are the same (WinXP, Debian + Samba, same versions), the problem does not exist, strangely enough. All systems are without any viruses or firewalls. I have experimented with configuration directives like: - large readwrite default: no, current: no - read raw default: yes, current: yes - write raw default: yes, current: yes - nt smb support default: yes, current: yes It seems, after some tests, that files bigger than 64k do not differ in size. This is only a suspicion though. How to solve this?