There a section of "Samba 3 by example"; A.8.1 that specifically gives
some
guidelines on the use of SAMBA with ACCESS.
There's also examples on the next page (section A.8.3) about setting
"veto
oplocks = /*.mdb/" so that opportunistic locking is not allowed on access
databases.
I've also seen various comments online about setting "strict locking =
yes"
for the relevant share.
Gordon
-----Original Message-----
From: 666 [mailto:gaular@xasamail.com]
Sent: 03 March 2005 15:41
To: samba@lists.samba.org
Subject: [Samba] MS-Access Databases not share win samba-3
I have a single Linux server running Slackware 10.0 and Samba Version
3.0.10. I have one
share that has several MS Access tables on it. One user can operate very
well, however when a second user tries to access the same database tables,
the mdb files locked. It's usually a permission denied, or a "can't
lock"
type
of error.
What's wrong?
10x for all
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Gr?gory Aular Franco
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