Hey, I'm actual working with Samba on openSUSE - Win7 and tried to create files too like: smb: > echo tets > testfile.txt echo failed: NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT Win7 -> openSUSE works fine. (Creating files on my openSUSE while beeing active on Win7) openSUSE -> Win7 brings me the error above. I wanna use Owncloud and there it isnt working too. So I did some research and is it possible that the bug-report 1 and a half year ago didnt got fixed? https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8498 If there is any solution, I'm really sorry, but after 2 days of google and forums-search I didn't found a solution. Regards.
Are you able to use the put command in smbclient?
(In reply to comment #1) > Are you able to use the put command in smbclient? Iam able to use the put command, but always saying file does not exist. [code] smb: \> dir . D 0 Thu Mar 21 15:39:38 2013 .. D 0 Thu Mar 21 15:39:38 2013 1.txt A 0 Thu Mar 21 15:39:37 2013 aaa D 0 Wed Mar 20 08:16:38 2013 aaa1 D 0 Wed Mar 20 08:16:48 2013 aaa12 D 0 Wed Mar 20 08:16:49 2013 aaa123 D 0 Wed Mar 20 08:16:50 2013 aaa1234 D 0 Wed Mar 20 08:16:52 2013 aaa12345 D 0 Mon Mar 18 16:08:10 2013 aaa123456 D 0 Wed Mar 20 11:30:40 2013 59604 blocks of size 8388608. 44159 blocks available smb: \> put 1 1 does not exist smb: \> put 1.txt 1.txt does not exist smb: \> put aaa aaa does not exist smb: \> [/code]
To me this looks like a misunderstanding of the smbclient command. smbclient is not a shell, it is a commandline interface similar to "ftp".
Im sorry for the post before, missclicked and I don't know how to delete. Well, is there no chance to create files via Samba?
Sure. You can always "put" files you already have local.
(In reply to comment #6) > Sure. You can always "put" files you already have local. Ahh now I understand this ^^ I have to create the files on the Unix machine and use "put" to get them on the Win7. So creating files directly from unix on Win7 is not possible? Regards.