Gordon McCrae
2000-Mar-22 14:16 UTC
Problems with "locking" files with SAMBA 2.05a on Linux
I have a SAMBA configuration on my Linux system which works fine except for one detail : If two users try to open the same file, the second user does not receive the customary warning that the file is already open. I've set the following on the share in an attempt to get the DENY modes working, even though some of them seem to only be for byte locking. share modes = Yes locking = Yes oplocks = No strict locking = Yes When the first user opens the file, a temporary file is created which contains the name of the user opening the file, and has the same filename except for the first two characters which are changed to "~$". When the second user opens the file, no warnings are given that the file is already open. HOWEVER When the second user tries to save the file, he/she receives the following error in windows. There has been a network or file permission error. The network connection may be lost. Any pointers would be appreciated. Cheers Gordon