samba - Feb 2002 - Samba 2.2.3 - Unable to replace old file on share with new file

Though I am unable to supply any logs at present (I'm at work... talked flat
mate thought testing this at home) I can confirm the problems described 
earlier by Martin Thomas and Gene Cohler.

When trying to replace an old file on a share with a new file of the same name 
an access denied message is displayed. The old file can be deleted from the 
share.

Client: Windows 2000 SP2
Server: Samba 2.2.3 compiled from CVS last night
Server Platform: Intel Hardware, Mandrake 7.2 with custom kernel 2.2.17
smb.conf (haven't got it here): ACL support is disabled, using default
create
permissions on the share that was tested

If this bug extends to updating of roaming profiles then this could be causing 
serious problems out there.

Other than this though: keep up the excellent work. Thanks!

Thanks,
Charlie

On Mon, Feb 04, 2002 at 02:42:18PM +0000, Charles Lee
wrote:
> Though I am unable to supply any logs at present (I'm at work... talked
flat
> mate thought testing this at home) I can confirm the problems described 
> earlier by Martin Thomas and Gene Cohler.
> 
> When trying to replace an old file on a share with a new file of the same
name
> an access denied message is displayed. The old file can be deleted from the
> share.
> 
> Client: Windows 2000 SP2
> Server: Samba 2.2.3 compiled from CVS last night
> Server Platform: Intel Hardware, Mandrake 7.2 with custom kernel 2.2.17
> smb.conf (haven't got it here): ACL support is disabled, using default
create
> permissions on the share that was tested
Can't reproduce this on my W2K client. Please explain
*exactly* how you reproduce this.

Thanks,

	Jeremy.