similar to: Bug report: smbmount 2.0.6 and NT pagefile.sys bug

Hi, I've got a problem reading certain files from NT workstation 4 shares. The main problem seems to be pagefile.sys, but it sometimes happens with registry files as well. What happens is, that the 'pagefile.sys' NT swap files cannot be accessed. Any attempt at using ls on it or anything else fails. For example: # ls pagefile.sys /bin/ls: pagefile.sys: Text file busy The file is

Hi, The new smbmount that comes with Samba 2.0.5a doesn't seem to recognize the '-P' command line option. This means that I cannot automatically mount shares from a script, as I need to manually enter the password for each mount. This used to work with the older smbmount, and also with the newer 'smbmount -c ...'. Is this (passing a password on the command line) not supported

When I mount a particular Windows 2000 share, I get this error hundreds of times in /var/log/messages. All I have to do is mount the share, I don't have to go into the directory or do anything with the share. I actually don't know for sure that it's only for this one share. Why does this happen? I'm on Fedora Core 2, using the samba-3.0.7-2.FC2 RPM that comes with it. Raul

When i try to run Sacrifice i get this error: [Image: http://img.nopaste.pl/upload/errorek_491ec5788ef8e.png ]

been shared out read-only for the purposes of a script which runs on the Linux box that copies files for backup. On one ME box, I can access the C:\WINDOWS directory without difficulty from Linux, however, on the second ME box, the C:\WINDOWS directory does not show up as a directory and has a zero byte size when using 'smbmount' and 'ls' as follows: [root@vault /root]# smbmount

Is this a known problem? I've seen this problem both under 2.0.6 and 2.0.7, on my Debian Linux system (kernel 2.2.14): A Win95 share that I mounted under smbfs will show up as mounted in df, and even contain the correct Used/Available info. If I do an 'ls' on the mountpoint, I see no files. If I 'umount' the share, I get the 'not mounted' error, but then no longer

Something very scary just happened to me while I was creating a ksh script to rsync mulitple FS between two hosts. Here is the script, notice the 'i' at the end of rsync line, it got put there by mistake. You also see the contents of $FSLIST cat'd below the script. When I ran this, it started to delete files in root's home directory and place files from the fist FS,

Hi, when syncing from windows NT/cygwin to linux usimg rsync 2.5.2 I get the following error: readlink pagefile.sys: Permission denied IO error encountered - skipping file deletion pagefile.sys is however in the exclude-list, so I think rsync shouldn't care that it can't stat the file. The code fragment responsible is if (readlink_stat(fname, &st, linkbuf) != 0) {

How can i open a virtual disk in read-write mode ? # guestmount --rw -d winxp -m /dev/sda1 /media/ # rm -f /media/pagefile.sys rm: cannot remove ?/media/pagefile.sys?: Operation not permitted # cd /media && touch file touch: cannot touch ?file?: Permission denied # cd && fusermount -u /media I've tried with guestfish also. I have compiled libguestfs with this conf:

I'm having trouble with opening files on fat32 partitions with programs running under wine. The programs report that they can't find the file, even though it exists. I can open files on reiser and iso9660 partitions successfully. The simplest program I could find that exhibits this problem is notepad. If I provide the filename on the command line, notepad.exe tells me it can't find

Is there anyway to keep rsync from reporting an error when attempting to sync pagefile.sys (through a samba share)? It seems like any type of exclusion of the file gets ignored, why is that? Anyway around it? Also, of experimented with the exclude-from syntax quite a bit and haven't figure out how you could just backup all .doc files on a file system and exclude everything else. Thanks - Max

Hi I've suddenly lost access to some permanent cross-server shares. I think this was following the Nov 5 new kernel, rather than the Centos version upgrade. I don't see any difference to man mount.nfs I have:- [root at hs6 ~]# mount hs8:/data /sysback/hs8-data -v mount: no type was given - I'll assume nfs because of the colon mount: trying 172.26.0.8 prog 100003 vers 3 prot tcp port

The current detection code for Linux kernels assumes that a kernel package contains everything in it, i.e. the kernel itself, its modules, and its configuration. However, since recent Ubuntu versions (e.g. starting from 18.04) modules & config (with few more files) are split in an own package, thus not detecting the modpath from installed vmlinuz files. To overcome this situation, rework

The current detection code for Linux kernels assumes that a kernel package contains everything in it, i.e. the kernel itself, its modules, and its configuration. However, since recent Ubuntu versions (e.g. starting from 18.04) modules & config (with few more files) are split in an own package, thus not detecting the modpath from installed vmlinuz files. To overcome this situation, rework

Dear Developers: I have a question about memory management in R 2.2.1 and am wondering if you would be kind enough to help me understand what is going on. (It has been a few years since I have done software development on Windows, so I apologize in advance if these are easy questions.) ------------- MY SYSTEM ------------- I am currently using R (version 2.2.1) on a PC running Windows 2000

Dear list, In using the scatter.smooth() function (modreg) on a small data set (100 obs) the following error was produced: > scatter.smooth(Na, S) Warning message: k-d tree limited by memory. ncmax= 200 I haven't used scatter.smooth much but when I have, I haven't seen this message before. gc() returns > gc() used (Mb) gc trigger (Mb) Ncells 417693 11.2 667722

In order to run some performance tests on optimization tools, I want to be able to avoid the use of swap memory. In *nix systems, at least Linux ones, I can issue a 'sudo swapoff -a' command and use just the RAM available. If I don't do this, at some point swap will be used, the disk goes ballistic and the machine is unresponsive because it is thrashing data to the swap. I

Hello, samba-users, I am using Amanda to backup WinNT-shares. Amanda uses smbclient to generate smbtar-archives which it then writes to tape. As you all know there are various files on Windows-system-partitions that don?t need to be on backup. For example stuff like pagefile.sys System Volume Information hiberfil.sys and the registry files. So there is a need to exclude files from getting

We have a number of identical NFS clients mounting a server using NFSv4.1 - server and clients are all running CentOS 7.5 (kernel 3.10.0-862.14.4.el7.x86_64) However, on some clients, the NFS performance 'degrades' with time ... Running a simple test - a python script that just imports a module (python and its modules are installed on the NFS share) can be an order of magnitude or

Move the removal of the files which don't exist or cannot be read, doing it after the filtering with excludefiles and hostfiles files. This avoid stat'ing files which will be excluded later anyway, hence reducing the I/O during a supermin build phase. --- src/build.ml | 32 ++++++++++++++++---------------- 1 file changed, 16 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/build.ml