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Hi! I'm working with Samba backed by a high performance filesystem. From a Windows 2K and Windows XP client I'm trying to achieve very high speed single file throughput over GigE from the Windows client using either open/write or CreateFile/ReadFile APIs. I'd rather not venture into overlapped IO there so that we don't have to recommend that all our customers rewrite their

I have been working on this for weeks now and feel like I am at a dead-end. I am using Samba 3.0 (Head) and OpenLDAP (2.0) and smbldap-tools 0.7 and cannot join either a Linux machine or Windows 2000 machine to the domain. If any of you have some ideas they would be much appreciated. Highlights: - I have a root defined (UID and GID of 0). - Trying to join the domain will successfully add my

Hello, I am currently integrating 20 workstations and 5 Servers (all Dell Products) running Red Hat 7.2 (2.4.7-10) into a Windows 2000 / NT Enterprise network of about 2,000 users. I have been using a Samba server (version 2.2.1) with "security=domain" so that any user with a W2K domain logon can access the Samba file server. However, I want to move into full integration and set up all

...ump to Samba for better performance - and cost :). My main doubt remains on which filesystem type should I use. So, I ask you which one you think is better for my scenario. The working options I have here, on my RedHat 7.1: - ext2 filesystem, default RH kernel (2.4.3-2) - xfs 1.0.1, patched 2.4.3 SGI_XFS kernel - reiserfs, 2.4.8 kernel The filesystem is going to be on 4 10k rpm scsi disks, using hardware raid 5. This fileserver will serve about 80 users. Note: it will also be a print server for 10-15 jetdirect printers. Thanks for any advice. Cheers Gustavo Return-Path: <MHooper@MeshNetworks...