Hi all,
I'm using the smbcacls command to query a W2k server from a Linux Samba
2.2.7a client. (This is for the script that I'm writing, which I will
post soon - I know at least one person was interested...)
It all works fine, but it's very slow - it takes about 1 second per
file. "Very" in this case is relative, but since I intend to run it on
~150k files...
I've added some "checkpoints" to my code (Perl), and verified that
it's
definitely the smbcacls call that is the problem. I'm running it with:
/usr/bin/smbcacls //mybox/c$ "path/to/file" -Umyuser%mypass
Question is, is there any way to speed it up? Maybe some tweaks on
either the server or the client?
(This may be better suited on samba-technical - feel free to Cc.)
Andrew
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