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...= No kernel oplocks = No guest account = nobody load printers = no I had increased log level to 5 for the log snip above. dan@linfs3:/usr/lib/samba/vfs> ls audit.so extd_audit.so readonly.so skel_opaque.so cap.so fake_perms.so recycle.so skel_transparent.so default_quota.so full_audit.so shadow_copy.so expand_msdfs.so netatalk.so shadow_copy_test.so dan@linfs3:/usr/lib/samba/vfs> rpm -qf audit.so samba-3.0.9-2.1.5 dan@linfs3:/usr/lib/samba/vfs> rpm -V samba S.?....T c /etc/samba/smbpasswd SLES9 with 2.6 kernel (kernel-s390-2.6.5-7.111...

There was another tech coordinator that asked the following on our list: > Hey all, I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to give students read/write permissions to a certain drive letter without giving them the ability to delete other (or thier own) files. Currently I have chmod 1770 permissions (read write, but only owner can delete) and one owner (the teacher) for all the files, but

Hi list, I have home made program, which uses File Alteration Monitor library to watch samba log files for new file creation in samba share directory. This technique works fine when I use GNU/Linux machine as client and it fails when I use Windows machine as client. The cause of failure is, samba server creates different pattern of logs and sometimes it does not create log entries on new file

We're using Samba 3.0.21a-1 on a CentOS 4.2 server (kernel 2.6.9-22.0.2.ELsmp); everything works more or less fine, it's functioning as the PDC with an OpenLDAP back end (setup essentially straight from the Idealx.org playbook), etc. We're trying to mount Windows shares to back them up, and getting "permission denied" errors when trying to read certain files from those