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Jeremy Allison jeremy at valinux.com
Fri Dec 1 18:12:11 GMT 2000


Saed Al-Shaer wrote:
> 
> Dear All,
> 
> I am software developer working on developing an SMB server. Well, my server
> was working just fine for clients like win_nt4, win95 and win98. The problem
> came by when I started to use win2000 professional version as a client to my
> server.
> 
> The major problem I am facing is that when I am trying to browse one of the
> server shared folders using the SMB LANMAN 1.0 dialect, only the first entry
> in that folder appears in my network place. So the first step I have done is
> to perform some packet capturing to see what was wrong with the packet
> generated by my server, and to my very astonishment the packet contained all
> the entries in that folder but only the client could not show except the
> first entry. The next step I have done is to compare my packet with a one
> generated by samba server and I could not reach to any logical difference
> between my packet and the one generated by samba server. [notice that samba
> has no problem with showing all directory entries]
> 
> So I would be grateful if you would inform me about any special information
> related to win2k client or whether you have faced a resembling situation
> with win2k client, and if so what was the reason for such a behavior. Notice
> that win2000 professional uses SMB search command to browse the server
> shared folder.

Saed,

	You'd be better off sending this request to the
Microsoft hosted CIFS list, which is for developers creating
their own SMB servers/clients.

This list is for Samba technical development issues, and whilst
I wish you well with your server, discussions of it's development
don't really belong on a Samba specific list :-).

Regards,

	Jeremy Allison,
	Samba Team.

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