[jcifs] Quick question
Christopher R. Hertel
crh at ubiqx.mn.org
Sat Nov 23 07:25:16 EST 2002
I *think* that this might be part of extended attribute handling, as
described in the SNIA CIFS doc. I don't know if anyone has had time to
try and implement that subset of features for jCIFS.
That's a guess, though. I haven't had time to dig.
Chris -)-----
(who hates mail useragents that don't know how to wordwrap)
On Fri, Nov 22, 2002 at 01:52:15PM -0600, Scott Francis wrote:
> New to the list and using jCIFS. Looked over the javadoc stuff so I think I a
> lready found my answer (being no), but wanted to throw this out to the group f
> irst. Question: Is there a way to find and change ownership of a file using
> jCIFS.
>
> Basically I have a process that runs as a generic windows user when called via
> a sockets connection from joe.user in a UNIX environment. When the windows pr
> ocess is finishing I'd like to be able to chown the file ownership of the file
> s created/modified (which are physically living on a Linux box...but mounted v
> ia Samba as a windows Networked drive) back to the user who is calling the pro
> cess.
>
> Any clues on this one? I'm not seeing any methods corresponding to this type
> of functionality so I'm doubting that it is possible under the current impleme
> ntation.
>
> Thanks for any answers regardless.
>
> Scott Francis
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