I am seeing some inconsistencies on files that have very similar names.
Here is my share:
[ftp]
comment = FTP Directories
path = /home
browsable = yes
writeable = no
valid users = @csr,@system,@technical,@financial
write list = @system
force group = csr
create mode = 0664
directory mode = 0775
I have a person in the csr group trying to open two files:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 13301 csr 108681 Jun 20 12:37 File1.txt
-rw-rw-r-- 1 13301 csr 170180 Jun 20 12:32 FILE1.TXT
They are named exactly like that, I made no name changes.
The sizes are different but the contents that are displayed to the user
are exactly the same. I am wondering if samba is improperly showing the
user cached contents. I am also seeing a lot of lockups with users on
this share. They are accessing the share read-only so oplock parameters
wont help me there. Any ideas on that issue as well?
thank you!
--
Terry Davis
http://approbation.org/
Does anyone have any ideas with this problem I am having. I really appreciate the help. Terry Davis wrote:> I am seeing some inconsistencies on files that have very similar names. > > Here is my share: > [ftp] > comment = FTP Directories > path = /home > browsable = yes > writeable = no > valid users = @csr,@system,@technical,@financial > write list = @system > force group = csr > create mode = 0664 > directory mode = 0775 > > I have a person in the csr group trying to open two files: > -rw-rw-r-- 1 13301 csr 108681 Jun 20 12:37 File1.txt > -rw-rw-r-- 1 13301 csr 170180 Jun 20 12:32 FILE1.TXT > > They are named exactly like that, I made no name changes. > > The sizes are different but the contents that are displayed to the user > are exactly the same. I am wondering if samba is improperly showing the > user cached contents. I am also seeing a lot of lockups with users on > this share. They are accessing the share read-only so oplock parameters > wont help me there. Any ideas on that issue as well? > > thank you! >-- Terry Davis http://approbation.org/