Scenario: You have a folder with the name 1 on a smb server, in that folder you have the folders 11 and 12 and some files. In folder 11 there is a file. If a user is logged in to the server and changes the name of a file in folder 11, then he tries to move folder 11 into folder 12 ? mac os x (reproduced in both 10.8 and 10.9) will tell him he has not permission and will ask for admin rights (which do not work, even if you would put it in) I have had this confirmed from several different users and different file servers. Now we just need to find out if this is a OS X bug och a Samba bug. What can I do to go forward with this? //Robin --------------
Hi, On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 4:09 AM, Robin <info at rbn.se> wrote:> Scenario: > You have a folder with the name 1 on a smb server, in that folder you have > the folders 11 and 12 and some files. > In folder 11 there is a file. If a user is logged in to the server and > changes the name of a file in folder 11, then he tries to move folder 11 > into folder 12 ? mac os x (reproduced in both 10.8 and 10.9) will tell him > he has not permission and will ask for admin rights (which do not work, > even if you would put it in) > > I have had this confirmed from several different users and different file > servers. Now we just need to find out if this is a OS X bug och a Samba bug. > > What can I do to go forward with this? >Try this setting in your smb.conf and then restart the server and see that problem still exists or not? strict locking = no> > //Robin > -------------- > > -- > To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the > instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba >-- Regards Ashishkumar S. Yadav
On Fri, Aug 01, 2014 at 12:39:08AM +0200, Robin wrote:> Scenario: > You have a folder with the name 1 on a smb server, in that folder you have the folders 11 and 12 and some files. > In folder 11 there is a file. If a user is logged in to the server and changes the name of a file in folder 11, then he tries to move folder 11 into folder 12 ? mac os x (reproduced in both 10.8 and 10.9) will tell him he has not permission and will ask for admin rights (which do not work, even if you would put it in) > > I have had this confirmed from several different users and different file servers. Now we just need to find out if this is a OS X bug och a Samba bug. > > What can I do to go forward with this?Create a bug in bugzilla.samba.org, upload the smbd logs and capture traces from the clients. Attach the smb.conf and full information on the Samba version and server system you're running on.