samba - Feb 2004 - samba 3.0.2 in production on file sever?

Hello!

Do someone use Samba 3.0.2 in production on file server?
When I tired to migrate our fileserver to 3.0 from 2.2.8a with only 200 (or
300, hmm, I don't remember ;-) )
users, with about a 40-50 users, which use old dos clipper based
application, I had locking problems
(someone can say that this was not locking problem, but I think so).
Now I want to try migration to 3.0.2.
But, may be somebody already did such thing.
Oh, I forgot- OS is Linux, SLES8.

I haven't used 3.0.2 yet but we have been using 3.0.2 RC2 in production
without a hitch on our main file and print server running fedora core 1.

I found 3.0.1 too be a little too buggy but RC2 works fine as a domain
member server with printing, ADS and winbind.

On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 04:47, Dmitry Melekhov wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> Do someone use Samba 3.0.2 in production on file server?
> When I tired to migrate our fileserver to 3.0 from 2.2.8a with only 200 (or
> 300, hmm, I don't remember ;-) )
> users, with about a 40-50 users, which use old dos clipper based
> application, I had locking problems
> (someone can say that this was not locking problem, but I think so).
> Now I want to try migration to 3.0.2.
> But, may be somebody already did such thing.
> Oh, I forgot- OS is Linux, SLES8.
>

Hello Dmitry,
> When I tired to migrate our fileserver to 3.0 from 2.2.8a with only
200
> (or
> 300, hmm, I don't remember ;-) )
> users, with about a 40-50 users, which use old dos clipper based
> application, I had locking problems
> (someone can say that this was not locking problem, but I think so).
> Now I want to try migration to 3.0.2.
> But, may be somebody already did such thing.
> Oh, I forgot- OS is Linux, SLES8.
Was the 2.2.8a without problems also running on SLES8?  What makes you
suspect a locking problem?  What architecture is this, and how did you
build 3.0.0?

Thanks,
~ Daniel








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