I have the following Setup: A samba-share hosts sourcecodes for a PHP-Project on a Windows-Maschine. Eclipse is running on this machine as beeing the IDE. The share is mounted by a Linux smbclient. An Apacheserver is configured to use that mount-point as Document-root. Each time, apache accesses a file for reading on this Documentroot, eclipse moans that the file is beeing modified because the modification-time of the file was modified by smbclient. As I did some more checks on that behaviour it turns out, that a simple 'cat' on that file is a enough for smbclient to update modification-time of the file on the server. As Windows-Clients don't have such behaviour and smbclient-documentation don't show an option to supress it, I suppose, this is a bug......
you are talking about mounting and mount points. You are not talking about smbclient then. Do you mean mount.cifs or smbmount?
(In reply to comment #1) > you are talking about mounting and mount points. You are not talking about > smbclient then. Do you mean mount.cifs or smbmount? Sorry for profiding nondetailed information. I was talking about smbmount.