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I've got an aggravating problem as described in the subject line above. I have a small home network with a Linux box running Samba and acting as both local and domain master browser and WINS server. Also on the network are a desktop PC (Dell 1.4 GHz P4) running Windows 2000 Professional and a laptop running Windows XP Professional. The problem occurs when I try to copy a file over 1 MB

Hello! I'm running Samba 2.2.8a on top of a ext3 filesystem with ACLs enabled. (kernel 2.4.20-gentoo-r2) With ACLs disabled (i.e., mount /dev/hdd1 /mnt/floppy (no -o ACL)), the Security box under windows 2000 works like I want it to with respect to the Everyone group; If I want the Linux permissions to be, say, 770 (rwxrwx---), I can select everyone and hit "Remove." The everyone

Hi, anybody knows, what the last entry in this log mean?: [2004/11/07 16:51:50, 3] smbd/reply.c:rename_internals(3777) rename_internals: case_sensitive = 0, case_preserve = 1, short case preserve = 1, directory = ./Neu Textdatei.txt, newname = ./???.txt, last_component_dest = ???.txt, is_8_3 = 0 [2004/11/07 16:51:50, 3] smbd/dosmode.c:unix_mode(111) unix_mode(./Neu Textdatei.txt) returning

Greetings, I am running 2.2.7a as a domain controller on RH 8.0 When I attempt to create a folder I get the following "warning" "You may not be able to access the files created in the folder .... Do you want to continue?" If I continue everything goes file (the folder is created and I can access it). I find a file in there called TESTDIR.TMP. I thought it may have been a

When I type the user name and password to logon onto our network (samba is the pdc) it takes a long time to login. How can I go about speeding this up? Is it a Win Xp issue or do I need to tweak samba? Also, when I login in to an XP machine I get a script (looks like some sort of logon script) that shows up in notepad on the desktop and stays there until I close it. What is this and how can I

Question regarding file permissions on Samba 3.0.22: Using a Windows XP client when I attempt to change the file permissions of a directory (or any single file for that matter) once I click the 'OK' button the properties window closes as expected, but upon opening the security permissions tab again I notice the permissions have revented back to how they were beforehand. If I click

Paul, >1. Which user is logged on the the windows workstation trying to modify >a file on the samba share? Henrique are user, this user is in the list of administrators of the samba, but he is not administrator of the PDC (windows 2003). It looks at the parameters below of smb.conf: admin users = corniani, administrator, henrique >2. What are the ACLs on that file before you try to