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Hi, I'm working on a bug with fusesmb. This is a file system in user space for Linux that uses libsmbclient to present a share like other VFS file system. The truncate operation of fusesmb-0.8.5-1 was not completely implemeted. It's necessary for some applications, like OpenOffice, that do this operation when saving a file. S...

...dd -r shows a bunch of similar undefined symbols (shown further below). my samba rpm is samba-3.5.7-1.17.1.x86_64. My package versions: > rpm -qa --qf "%-40{NVR}\t%{DISTRIBUTION}\n" |sort|grp 'sa?mb|cif|alloc|wbcl' cifs-utils-4.6-3.6.1 openSUSE 11.4 fusesmb-0.8.7-110.1 openSUSE 11.4 ldapsmb-1.34b-298.17.1 openSUSE 11.4 libsmbclient0-32bit-3.5.7-1.17.1 openSUSE 11.4 libsmbclient0-3.5.7-1.17.1 openSUSE 11.4 libsmbios2-2.0.2-21.1 openSUSE 11...

...d over something fundamental about how CIFS networkshares work? Is it possible to write applications that will not block indefinitely (5 minuts would be considered indefinitely in my application)? If yes, then what alternatives exists to O_NONBLOCK to do this? / Sebastian PS. I contemplated fusesmb but it doesn't look like it handles O_NONBLOCK or similar either, so I think that is not viable.

Would it possible to use ices to send to icecast an audio file that it's not located on the same machine where ices is running, but on another machine? I've checked through the source code of ices, and found out that it uses PERL's read function. Maybe by changing this code I would get my result? What do you suggest? If this is not possible, could ices in some way "upload"

...are, and you can enter the shares whenever you want. This is done using automount and cifs. The latest is making sure that the properties on files are represented properly and ATTR/ACL's, links and inotify are supported. which is not the case with other sollutions I know like the kio slaves and Fusesmb. Futher this sollution is also usable in a netware environment (using other utilities and of cource another mountprogram). Now I would like to ask for advice. What can I do? Any suggestion appreciated. Stef Bon

...s ..." * mounting with "mount -t smbfs ..." * mounting directly with "mount.cifs ..." * configuring smbnetfs (supposed to make the windows network browsable from a single mountpoint -- I could see the servers and shares, but not directories on the shares) * configuring fusesmb * Nautilus' "Connect to Server" functionality * Nautilus' "smb:///..." browsing It seems like smbclient is handling authentication in one way (working) and everything else is doing it in some different way. I'm baffled and appreciative of any suggestion...