Custom Query (292 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #110 | lack of feedback | Unix client cannot set time, error code 95 | ||
| Description |
While writing files from (L)unix client to OS/2 samba server, the client is unable to set file time/permissions. Typical error code is 95. Sample output from rsync: rsync: failed to set times on "/home/yuri/.gvfs/yuri su pippo/Dati/Yuri/grab": Operation not supported (95) Same error using File Commander/Linux?. Does not happen when files are copied using GUI (e.g. Nautilus). Samba server 3.0.34, will test latest 3.3.x. Logs will be added. |
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| #142 | wontfix | Netdrive fails silently to load existing shares | ||
| Description |
ndctl refuses to load existing samba shares when the new 1.5.1 plugin is used: this happens because MEMLEN, LOGLEVEL and LOGFILE options are no longer recognized. Editing volumes.cfg and removing the keywords fixes the problem. This sounds like a problem with Netdrive, maybe these keywords can be added again to keyword list to avoid Netdrive parsing bug. |
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| #147 | fixed | File timestamp broken on Samba 3.3.x series | ||
| Description |
Since 3.3 samba server code releases, the timestamp of file operations is always set to current time. [from (ticket:56)] Also server is writing local files with wrong time, because of libc time handling. It will be nice to have correct timestamp also on local files, so other processes running locally on server will not see wrong timestamps. Probably code needs to be changed to use localtime when writing to disk, then converting it to GMT when reading it. This should be done at low-level, so upper layers will not see the change. libc also uses daylight, so standard libc convertion routines cannot be used, see client fixes from ticket:56. |
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