Hello All,
Thanks to David Collier-Brown who pointed me to the oplocks setting,
what was needed was the following:-
oplocks = off
Regards,
Leo
-----Original Message-----
From: David Collier-Brown [mailto:David.Collier-Brown@canada.sun.com]
Sent: Thursday, 15 June 2000 22:54
To: Leo Kliger
Subject: re: Strange Samba/NT compatibility issue
You just got caught by cleint-side caching.
If you regularly update files from the Unix side, do one of
two things:
use smbsh (requires recompiling --with-smbwrappers)
turn of oplocks on the share/veto oplocks on the files
Oplocks are locks used to allow the clients to cache files
and directories locally, if no-one else is using them. Unix
(other then SGI Irix!) don't support them.
--dave
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