Investigating durable handle errors

[Ralph Boehme]

Hi!

On 1/18/26 1:50 AM, Sjors Gielen via samba-technical wrote:
>> if (fsp->current_lock_count != 0 && (fsp_lease_type(fsp) &
>> SMB2_LEASE_WRITE) == 0) { return NT_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED; }
> 
> Am I right in interpreting that Samba does not support disconnecting
> a lock if it's held by other sessions as well, but not if held for
> writing?

leases are a caching protocol, not related to locks. Lacking a W lease, 
if a file a brl when handling a network disconnect, the handle is 
closed, not preserved. When attempting a reconnect, the client will get 
a STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND error. Samba follows Windows behaviour, 
iirc this behaviour is deeply burried in MS-FSA.

Having said that, why does the client disconnect in the first place? 
Maybe it's possible to find the cause for that and address it.

-slow

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