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...server upload which is served by a rsync server. There I need the special unix permissions to make sure apache is functioning properly after each upload. On Tue Mar 11 22:11:38 EST 2003 someone wrote a patch for that. ( http://lists.samba.org/archive/rsync/2003-March/005468.html ) I took a look at loadparams.c and couldnt find the parameters create mask and so on. So It seem the patch wasnt accepted by the rsync developers. Can somebody tell me why ? thanks in advice -- Thomas Heil Skype: phiber.sun Email: thomas.heil@bookandsmile.de --

...f a valid share on that > server. > > Should these file servers be attempting to write to usershares under > these circumstances? > > Steve > > I think this might be another of those diagnostic that Douglas is looking for, it is coming from source3/param/loadparam.c 'process_usershare_file': /* Minimize the race condition by doing an lstat before we open and fstat. Ensure this isn't a symlink link. */ if (sys_lstat(fname, &lsbuf, false) != 0) { if (errno == ENOENT) { /* Unknown share requested. Just ignore. */ goto out; }...

Good day all. I was wondering if the "log file = /path/to/logfile" could be used per module as opposed to being a global parameter. My goal is to have each individual module log to a different file in order to keep customer's transactions seperate. I have tried in the global parameter section "log file = /var/log/rsync/$LOGNAME/rysnc.log" to no avail. Perhaps I should

Another issue I don't understand: On two different samba servers, smbd logs errors like this: Feb 16 18:36:29 roberts smbd[136]: process_usershare_file: stat of /var/lib/samba/usershares/business failed. Permission denied Neither machine have configured usershares. There are no users on the sambashare group. The server logging the above error is replacing a file server that had a share

...me of a valid share on that server. > > Should these file servers be attempting to write to usershares under > these circumstances? > > Steve > > I think this might be another of those diagnostic that Douglas is looking for, it is coming from source3/param/loadparam.c 'process_usershare_file': /* Minimize the race condition by doing an lstat before we open and fstat. Ensure this isn't a symlink link. */ if (sys_lstat(fname, &lsbuf, false) != 0) { if (errno == ENOENT) { /* Unknown share requested. Just ignore. */ goto out; }...