samba - Apr 1998 - Problems renaming files on samba share

Hi,

I am now running Samba services to a network of 200 or so 
PC's accessing a central UNIX filserver and overall it is a 
success. There are just a few niggles however.

I'll email my smb.conf later if this is required but I 
guess this may be a common newbie problem. Users all have a 
home directory mapped to their Z drive. This is okay, but 
if they try to rename a file (right click -> rename) is 
comes up with Access is denied! However, it is my home 
directory and I can copy files over okay. 

I don't think it is anything to do with UNIX permissions as 
changing them to 777 does not make any difference.

The relevant part of the smb.conf is this. We have server 
level security pointing at a NT Domain Controller, and the 
same usernames and passwords on each.

[homes]
   comment = Home Directories
   browseable = yes
   writable = yes
   path = /exports/mappings/nt/%u
   create mode = 0700

Has anybody any ideas?

Regards,

	Anthony 

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  Anthony Farrow BSc.(Hon.)
  Systems Programmer
  Cranfield University, England

  Tel   : (01234) 754200 ext. 2833
  Email : a.n.farrow@cranfield.ac.uk
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"Peace Through Superior Firepower"
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What SAMBA version do you run? There were some problems in SAMBA
1.9.18p[0-3] with WinNT 4.0 Workstation.
If you have one of these versions - upgrade to 1.9.18p4

cheers

-----Original Message-----
From: Anthony Farrow <a.n.farrow@cranfield.ac.uk>
To: Multiple recipients of list <samba@samba.anu.edu.au>

>
>I'll email my smb.conf later if this is required but I
>guess this may be a common newbie problem. Users all have a
>home directory mapped to their Z drive. This is okay, but
>if they try to rename a file (right click -> rename) is
>comes up with Access is denied! However, it is my home
>directory and I can copy files over okay.
>