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...on slightly more than value "max open files" from "smb.conf" - when I set debugging in smb.conf, in station log is suspicious record about closing file with filedescriptor fd=-1 : [2002/06/07 14:33:53, 4] smbd/open.c:open_file_shared1(891) calling open_file with flags=0x0 flags2=0x0 mode=0764 [2002/06/07 14:33:53, 2] smbd/open.c:open_file(230) johny opened file O/a1/KO-I_X8-eh.dft read=Yes write=No (numopen=1) reply_ntcreate_and_X: fnum = 5004, open name = O/a1/KO-I_X8-eh.dft switch message SMBclose (pid 6617) pipe name srvsvc pnum=71e8 (pipes_open=1) [2002/06/...

Hey Guys and Gals, I'm wondering if the quotas.c file is supposed to fix the problem where a Linux x86 system running with the quota software causes corrupt files to be written by Windows clients. I compiled it in and it didn't seem to make a difference for the following problem. In other words, if I enable quotas on my RH6.2 / 2.2.16-22 kernel box and then write a file via Samba/Windows

...16:25:29.906968 spt01.1042 > 146.39.192.33.netbios-ssn: P [tcp sum ok] 8804:8893(89) ack 27945 win 28672 >>> NBT Packet NBT Session Packet Flags=0x0 Length=85 (0x55) SMB PACKET: SMBopenX (REQUEST) SMB Command = 0x2D Error class = 0x0 Error code = 0 (0x0) Flags1 = 0x8 Flags2 = 0x3 Tree ID = 4 (0x4) Proc ID = 175 (0xaf) UID = 100 (0x64) MID = 65042 (0xfe12) Word Count = 15 (0xf) smbvwv[]= Com2=0xFF Off2=0 (0x0) Flags=0x3 Mode=0x2042 SearchAttrib=HIDDEN SYSTEM DIR Attrib=ARCHIVE Time=NULL OFun=0x1 Size=0 (0x0) TimeOut=-2 (0...

Hi all, I've encountered an issue with x86 Intel asm syntax when using certain variable names. If you look at the following example, where I try to do a mov to a memory location named "flags2", llvm- mc works fine: >cat test_good.s mov eax, flags2 >llvm-mc.exe -x86-asm-syntax=intel test_good.s -o - .text movl flags2, %eax But if the memory location is named "flags", llvm-mc fails: >cat test_bad.s mov eax, flags >llvm-mc.exe -x86-asm-synta...

...atsina, Marina <marina.yatsina at intel.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > > > I’ve encountered an issue with x86 Intel asm syntax when using certain > variable names. > > > > If you look at the following example, where I try to do a mov to a memory > location named “flags2”, llvm- mc works fine: > > > > >cat test_good.s > > mov eax, flags2 > > >llvm-mc.exe -x86-asm-syntax=intel test_good.s -o - > > .text > > movl flags2, %eax > > > > But if the memory location is named “flags”, llvm-mc fails: &g...

...at 1:42 AM, Yatsina, Marina <marina.yatsina at intel.com<mailto:marina.yatsina at intel.com>> wrote: Hi all, I’ve encountered an issue with x86 Intel asm syntax when using certain variable names. If you look at the following example, where I try to do a mov to a memory location named “flags2”, llvm- mc works fine: >cat test_good.s mov eax, flags2 >llvm-mc.exe -x86-asm-syntax=intel test_good.s -o - .text movl flags2, %eax But if the memory location is named “flags”, llvm-mc fails: >cat test_bad.s mov eax, flags >llvm-mc.exe -x86-asm-syntax=intel test_ba...

Two simple build fixes for libldm. Well, the first isn't a build fix as such, but a code improvement. Rich.

...arina <marina.yatsina at intel.com> > wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I’ve encountered an issue with x86 Intel asm syntax when using certain > variable names. > > > > If you look at the following example, where I try to do a mov to a memory > location named “flags2”, llvm- mc works fine: > > > > >cat test_good.s > > mov eax, flags2 > > >llvm-mc.exe -x86-asm-syntax=intel test_good.s -o - > > .text > > movl flags2, %eax > > > > But if the memory location is named “flags”, llvm-mc fails: &g...

...t, dos_attrs=0x80 access_mask=0x2019f share_access=0x7 create_disposition = 0x2 create_options=0x40 unix mode=0760 oplock_request=3 open_file_ntcreate: fname=New Text Document.txt, after mapping access_mask=0x2019f allocated file structure 2723, fnum = 6819 (2 used) calling open_file with flags=0x2 flags2=0x80 mode=0777, access_mask = 0x2019f, open_access_mask = 0x2019f Permission denied opening New Text Document (2).txt If I use the "write list = @users" I get: New file New Briefcase [2007/12/06 13:54:04, 2] smbd/dosmode.c:unix_mode(96) unix_mode(New Briefcase) inheriting from . [200...

...Session Granted Flags=0x82000000 (DF) 17:08:19.367707 pc114160.2229 > hairball.139: P 73:247(174) ack 5 win 8756 >>> NBT Packet NBT Session Packet Flags=0x0 Length=170 SMB PACKET: SMBnegprot (REQUEST) SMB Command = 0x72 Error class = 0x0 Error code = 0 Flags1 = 0x18 Flags2 = 0x3 Tree ID = 0 Proc ID = 51966 UID = 0 MID = 0 Word Count = 0 Dialect=PC NETWORK PROGRAM 1.0 Dialect=XENIX CORE Dialect=MICROSOFT NETWORKS 1.03 Dialect=LANMAN1.0 Dialect=Windows for Workgroups 3.1a Dialect=LM1.2X002 Dialect=LANMAN2.1 Dialect=NT LM...

I began with Samba 1.9.18.p10. on SunOs 5.6. I try backup PC(Windows95) with this: smbclient \\\\pcbig\\test .. .. smb:\> recurse smb:\> directory recursion is now on smb:\> tar c /dev/rmt/0 .... Until it is OK. But restore has error: smb:\> tar x /dev/rmt/0 smb:\> restore tar file \test1.txt of size 70 bytes smb:\> Updating creation date on \testfolder1\ smb:\> ERRDOS - 50

...(DF) 14:10:49.318846 tenison.irstc.cc.al.us.1293 > gate.irstc.cc.al.us.netbios-ssn: P 4136:4187(51) ack 3005 win 8760 >>> NBT Packet NBT Session Packet Flags=0x0 Length=47 SMB PACKET: SMBunlink (REQUEST) SMB Command = 0x6 Error class = 0x0 Error code = 0 Flags1 = 0x0 Flags2 = 0x0 Tree ID = 1 Proc ID = 13421 UID = 100 MID = 8322 Word Count = 1 smbvwv[]= Attrib=HIDDEN SYSTEM smbbuf[]= Path=\tmp.~nf (DF) 14:10:49.318846 gate.irstc.cc.al.us.netbios-ssn > tenison.irstc.cc.al.us.1293: P 3005:3044(39) ack 4187 win 32736 &...

...m <mailto:marina.yatsina at intel.com>> wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I’ve encountered an issue with x86 Intel asm syntax when using certain variable names. > > > > If you look at the following example, where I try to do a mov to a memory location named “flags2”, llvm- mc works fine: > > > > >cat test_good.s > > mov eax, flags2 > > >llvm-mc.exe -x86-asm-syntax=intel test_good.s -o - > > .text > > movl flags2, %eax > > > > But if the memory location is named “flags”, llvm-...

I have an intermittent problem with dangling MS Access DB lock files. In a productive environment with N batch queus (each on a separate Windows XP Professional) a scheduler PC dispatches the work load to a free queue by means of modifying a simple MS Access DB file called "PRIM.mdb", which resides on a Samba 3.0.20 share. Each free queue PC polls the same MS Access DB file every 60

...95:8e:70 18:09:41.378977 ost5.irstc.cc.al.us.1047 > gate.irstc.cc.al.us.netbios-ssn: P 565:656(91) ack 555 win 82 06 >>> NBT Packet NBT Session Packet Flags=0x0 Length=87 SMB PACKET: SMBtrans2 (REQUEST) SMB Command = 0x32 Error class = 0x0 Error code = 0 Flags1 = 0x0 Flags2 = 0x1 Tree ID = 1 Proc ID = 6277 UID = 100 MID = 35073 Word Count = 15 TRANSACT2_FINDFIRST param_length=21 data_length=0 TotParam=21 TotData=0 MaxParam=10 MaxData=2432 MaxSetup=0 Flags=0x0 TimeOut=0 Res1=0x0 ParamCnt=21 ParamOff=66 DataCnt=0 DataOff=0...

...ejects the login attempt with STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE. The second attempt is with the linux version smbclient 4.0.7, and the same credentials to the same server work. The only thing I see different in the requests are the flags sent: First trace: Flags: 1 Canonicalized Pathnames Flags2: 1 Long names used 0 Security Signatures 1 Extended Attributes Capabilities: 0 Large Files 0 Dfs So the user and password are being sent via Unicode. To reproduce, the letters are just "asdf" on a Russian keyboard (I use winrus.com/keyboard.htm to type and then copy). Does...

...t start_kernel(void) > sfi_init_late(); > kcsan_init(); > > + /* DEBUG CODE */ > + lockdep_assert_irqs_enabled(); /* Pass. */ > + { > + unsigned long flags1; > + raw_local_irq_save(flags1); This disables IRQs but doesn't trace.. > + { > + unsigned long flags2; > + lockdep_assert_irqs_enabled(); /* Pass - expectedly blind. */ Indeed, we didn't trace the above disable, so software state is still on. > + local_irq_save(flags2); So here we save IRQ state, and unconditionally disable IRQs and trace them disabled. > + lockdep_assert_irq...

...CKET(138) Res=0x1102 ID=0x32 IP=192.168.0.2 Port=138 Length=203 Res2=0x0 SourceName=OBELIX NameType=0x00 (Workstation) DestName=ARMORICA NameType=0x1D (Master Browser) SMB PACKET: SMBtrans (REQUEST) SMB Command = 0x25 Error class = 0x0 Error code = 0 Flags1 = 0x0 Flags2 = 0x0 Tree ID = 0 Proc ID = 0 UID = 0 MID = 0 Word Count = 17 TotParamCnt=0 TotDataCnt= -----when telneting:----- 01:55:02.103908 arp who-has asterix.armorica tell obelix.armorica 01:55:02.104012 arp reply asterix.armorica (0:c0:df:f0:4:78) is-at...

Failure for me is always: SMB PACKET: SMBsesssetupX (REPLY) > SMB Command = 0x73 > Error class = 0x6D > Error code = 49152 (0xc000) > Flags1 = 0x80 > Flags2 = 0x3 > Tree ID = 0 (0x0) > Proc ID = 12056 (0x2f18) > UID = 29165 (0x71ed) > MID = 3 (0x3) > Word Count = 0 (0x0) > NTError = STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE > smb_bcc=0 > Credentials are correct; it works through nautilus' smb://.....

Hello mailinglist, I have a strange problem, which occurs sometimes on some WinXP clients. It is not 100% reproducable for me, but it returns regular. The problem is, that somehow a user can't delete a directory. All files in the directory will be removed successfully, but the directory itself not. Deleting with the Explorer or over the cmd-console returns in the same result. First the