Custom Query (292 matches)

If I read from a file on the server using REXX, the file time is set to the current time.

somefile = 'r:\somefile.txt' firstline = linein(somefile) call stream somefile, 'c', 'close'

after the call to stream, the file time is set. This is with an experimental fix provided for smbd.exe that retains file times when copying from client to server

client is eComStation with latest ndpsmb server is eComStation with experimental smbd.exe (8-16-13 2:41 5,378,052 124 smbd.exe)

NetDrive? 3.1.4 connecting to Thecus N2200EVO (XFS filesystem; ea support enabled in smb.conf). Plugin is 2.1.4 build GA-20130827.

Copying a directory tree with EAs attached to directories (e.g., C:\Desktop) results (from CMD.EXE and 4OS2.EXE) in only the first level directory receiving EAs.

Example:

H: is mapped to Samba share.

[C:\]xcopy c:\Desktop h:\Desktop /s/e/h/r/t

Source files are being read...

The extended attributes for the file or directory were
discarded because the target file system does not support them.

The extended attributes for the file or directory were
discarded because the target file system does not support them.

The extended attributes for the file or directory were
discarded because the target file system does not support them.

The extended attributes for the file or directory were
discarded because the target file system does not support them.

The extended attributes for the file or directory were
discarded because the target file system does not support them.

The extended attributes for the file or directory were
discarded because the target file system does not support them.

The extended attributes for the file or directory were
discarded because the target file system does not support them.

C:\Desktop\Internet\Dial-up Tools\Internet Assistant for eComStation\Internet\Te
am OS!2 Deutschland e.V.^(Germany)^homepage
C:\Desktop\Internet\InJoy Firewall\Information\F!X Communication
C:\Desktop\Internet\InJoy Firewall\Information\Online Documentation
(etc.)

after which:

[C:\]dir h:

The volume label in drive H is NETDRIVE.
Directory of H:\

 8-27-13  7:18p         <DIR> 19,211 ----  Desktop
        1 file(s)           0 bytes used
                   35,370,565 K bytes free

[C:\]dir h:\Desktop\Internet

The volume label in drive H is NETDRIVE.
Directory of H:\Desktop\Internet

 8-27-13  7:07p         <DIR>      0 ----  .
 8-27-13  7:07p         <DIR>      0 ----  ..
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  Arora Web Browser
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  Dial-up Tools
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  EmTec Network Suite
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  Firefox
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  FtpServer
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  Help
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  InJoy Firewall
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  Internet Utilities
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  QBittorrent
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  QupZilla Web Browser
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  SeaMonkey
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>      0 ----  Web Sites
       14 file(s)           0 bytes used
                   35,369,517 K bytes free

Interestingly, files, no matter how deep, retain their EAs, and a second xcopy (or copy) pass will get the balance of the directory EAs copied. Note the same example as above, but after a repeat of the first command:

[C:\]dir h:\Desktop\Internet

The volume label in drive H is NETDRIVE.
Directory of H:\Desktop\Internet

 8-27-13  7:07p         <DIR>      0 ----  .
 8-27-13  7:07p         <DIR>      0 ----  ..
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>    676 ----  Arora Web Browser
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR> 18,725 ----  Dial-up Tools
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>    686 ----  EmTec Network Suite
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>    726 ----  Firefox
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>    460 ----  FtpServer
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR> 18,701 ----  Help
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR> 11,187 ----  InJoy Firewall
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR> 18,728 ----  Internet Utilities
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>    637 ----  QBittorrent
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>    713 ----  QupZilla Web Browser
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR>    905 ----  SeaMonkey
 8-27-13  7:29p         <DIR> 18,786 ----  Web Sites
       14 file(s)           0 bytes used
                   35,370,565 K bytes free

Trying to use tdbbackup in verify and restore mode never succeeds. tdbbackup is able to detect a defective .tdb, however the restore operation fails with an "unable to access"-like message.