Running Samba server 3.0.0 and/or 3.0.1rc1 on Red Hat 8.0. Seems to work well with Windows XP clients (haven't tested earlier Windows versions much yet), but has lots of problems with OS/2 clients. I can use "net use" to map a drive letter to a Samba share, but when trying to rename files on the command line, it gives a SYS0072 error (service has been paused???), but works correctly. Using the OS/2 SMB Tracing Tool, we see things like this: Understands long file names, Errors in NT status format, Unknown secondary SMB flags: 0x18433 I have tried "nt status support = no" but it didn't change anything. The protocol negotiation seems to come up with LM1.2X002, which I suppose is what Samba calls LANMAN2.
Created attachment 311 [details] Log file that shows the rename of "misc" directory to "m"
should be fixed in svn. please try the next release, which will be made available (post 3.0.5pre1).
Problem still present in 3.0.5 RC1.
one more time. please retest 3.0.11 and reopen if necessary.
Error message is now "SYS0064: The specified network name is no longer available."
Seems to be fixed in 3.0.14pre1 from SVN 24.03.2005 (6031)
Sounds promising! Does NOT work in 3.0.13.
Working here with Samba 3.0.14a release built from SRPM.