Grand Apeiron
2003-May-30 11:28 UTC
[Samba] Problem: Copying large amount of files to SAMBA Server. W2K Error "file in use" for exe files.
Hi all, first i want to say a big "Hello" to the list, since this is my first posting here. Yesterday i just installed another SAMBA server on a middle class (K6-2 500, 128MB) machine. All shares are accessable like expected but i often get an "Can't move file. File in use." error from my W2K client when moving large amount of files to the SAMBA server. This error only happens for *.exe files. Normally i am able to move the exe files to the samba server on the second try but that error is very annoying since i am not able to move large amount of files unattended. The SAMBA version is 2.2.3a. The host system is debian with kernel 2.4.20. The shares are laying on XFS filesystems. I am wondering if anybody has expected the same problem before? The only idea i have is that this error occures because i have a lot of file and directory, chown, chmod directives in my share definiton and that maybe the machine is too slow to workup all the requests. But the thing that speaks against that is that the total CPU usage normally doesnt go higher than 40%. Heres a share defintion example from my smb.conf. #< Share for FTP Data####################################################### [FTP] comment = FTP Data Directory path = /var/provide/dataserv/ftp guest ok = no valid users = @ftpusers write list = @ftpadmins @ftpwriters browseable = yes read only = yes create mode = 0664 directory mode = 7774 force create mode = 0664 force directory mode = 7774 force group = ftpusers force user = ftp #> Share for FTP Data####################################################### Thanx in advance for any tips or hints. With greetings from germany, Grand Apeiron
Rashkae
2003-May-30 13:18 UTC
[Samba] Problem: Copying large amount of files to SAMBA Server. W2K Error "file in use" for exe files.
If your moving the files *to* the Samba Server, then this error is happening because the file is in use on the W2K client. I would suspect an anti-virus software. Try disabling any auto-protect. It might also be Explorer scanning all the exe's for icon information. I'm not really certain how I would work around that one. ____________________________________________ May 30 9:16am They hang the man and flog the woman That steal the goose from off the common, But let the greater villain loose That steals the common from the goose. --English folk poem, circa 1764 On Fri, 30 May 2003, Grand Apeiron wrote: Hi all, first i want to say a big "Hello" to the list, since this is my first posting here. Yesterday i just installed another SAMBA server on a middle class (K6-2 500, 128MB) machine. All shares are accessable like expected but i often get an "Can't move file. File in use." error from my W2K client when moving large amount of files to the SAMBA server. This error only happens for *.exe files. Normally i am able to move the exe files to the samba server on the second try but that error is very annoying since i am not able to move large amount of files unattended. The SAMBA version is 2.2.3a. The host system is debian with kernel 2.4.20. The shares are laying on XFS filesystems. I am wondering if anybody has expected the same problem before? The only idea i have is that this error occures because i have a lot of file and directory, chown, chmod directives in my share definiton and that maybe the machine is too slow to workup all the requests. But the thing that speaks against that is that the total CPU usage normally doesnt go higher than 40%. Heres a share defintion example from my smb.conf. #< Share for FTP Data####################################################### [FTP] comment = FTP Data Directory path = /var/provide/dataserv/ftp guest ok = no valid users = @ftpusers write list = @ftpadmins @ftpwriters browseable = yes read only = yes create mode = 0664 directory mode = 7774 force create mode = 0664 force directory mode = 7774 force group = ftpusers force user = ftp #> Share for FTP Data####################################################### Thanx in advance for any tips or hints. With greetings from germany, Grand Apeiron -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba