samba - Feb 2004 - Monitoring File Use

Hello,
I'm very new to Linux and have a basic question. I am using Debian. Is 
there a module I can load (either from dselect or from an outside 
source) the will allow me to monitor file use on the network? Can this 
be done within Webmin? Hope this is the right place for this question. 
Thanks.
Bruce

Thank you for the reply, Jason. I'd prefer to find something similar to 
what we have with our Novell 4.11 server. We have the ability to monitor 
"Connection Information" and "File open/lock activity". This
allows us
to see who may have a certain file open and helps us to resolve file use 
conflicts on the network. As I mentioned, I'm new to Linux and may be 
missing something obvious. Thanks again for your suggestion.
Bruce

Jason Balicki wrote:
>You can certainly turn up the log level in your smb.conf and
>get that information.
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>--J(K)
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Thanks, Les. That's what this newbie needed to know! Probably a dumb 
question, but thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
Bruce

Les Gondor wrote:
> Current connection status may be examined by invoking the command 
> 'smbstatus' on the samba server. By default, it shows connected
hosts
> and locked files.
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> Cheers,
> Les
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