samba - Apr 2004 - Application accesing file on samba sharing

Hi,

     I'm using Samba 2.2.8 on a Linux server and I have an application that
access some file on the samba sharing. There are about 50 users that use
this application. I'm having the follow problem: Some informations, that the
application write on files, is not writed. Are there any problem when there
are a lot of users accessing a file ?

     My smb.conf has the follow line for this sharing:

    [ATH]
       comment = APPLICATION
       path = /applic1/
       public = yes
       writable = yes
       write list = @users
       browseable = yes
       create mask = 0777
       directory mask = 0777
       force create mode = 0777
       force directory mode = 0777
       force group = users
       force user = users
       oplocks = false
       sync always = yes

                 Thanks,

        Robert

Yes, I Have:

 [ATH]
       comment = APPLICATION
       path = /applic1/
       public = yes
       writable = yes
       write list = @users
       browseable = yes
       create mask = 0777
       directory mask = 0777
       force create mode = 0777
       force directory mode = 0777
       force group = users
       force user = users
       oplocks = false
       sync always = yes
> Roberto Samarone Ara?jo (RSA) schrieb:
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >     I'm using Samba 2.2.8 on a Linux server and I have an
application
that
> >access some file on the samba sharing. There are about 50 users that
use
> >this application. I'm having the follow problem: Some informations,
that
the
> >application write on files, is not writed. Are there any problem when
there
> >are a lot of users accessing a file ?
> >
> >
> Do you habe oplocks=no ?
>
> matze
>

Roberto Samarone Ara?jo (RSA) schrieb:
>Hi,
>
>     I'm using Samba 2.2.8 on a Linux server and I have an application
that
>access some file on the samba sharing. There are about 50 users that use
>this application. I'm having the follow problem: Some informations, that
the
>application write on files, is not writed. Are there any problem when there
>are a lot of users accessing a file ?
>  
>
Do you habe oplocks=no ?

matze