Hello All,
I am in need of some assistance... I have tried to use SAMBA on eCS for small WinXPPro / Win7Pro workgroups. I copied the files from the Win client to the share. Then needed to copy a file to the same folder and that copy completed. The resulting file I wanted to rename it. I renamed it and then was told "Make sure the disk is not full or write protected." I checked the local file on the eCS share and there were no restrictions of ReadOnly and the disk was not near full. I then looked at the SAMBA Status Monitor and it told in the File tab that the file was DENY MODE = DENY NONE but the R/W was RDONLY...
Can someone explain what might be going on here?
TIA,
-Todd
Hi Todd,
Sorry I can't be of help as I've never been able to get SAMBA to work at all. I have an FTP server set up on my OS/2 server and use FileZilla on windows boxes if I need to transfer files.
This is where someone in the community that has SAMBA working without problems should step in and give us a step by step guide on how to do it or do something like the cups wpi that appears to set everything up for you (thanks for that Peter even if I don't need it for any of our printers).
Hi Todd
When you say "samba on eCS" do you mean the client, EVFSgui, which is used for accessing shares on *nix and win systems? If "Yes" which build of EVFSgui is in use? - Later versions of the gui and necessary plugin available from http://svn.netlabs.org/samba/ may resolve the issue.
Regards
Pete