[Samba] share not enabled after samba upgrade
Trey Nolen
tnolen at internetpro.net
Thu Aug 1 14:35:03 GMT 2002
Hmm..I didn't think about the kernel, but that server is running the
oldest kernel I have in production (2.2.16). I will try updating to
2.4.18 and see if that fixes it. Thanks for the suggestion. Will post
results to the list.
Trey Nolen
On Thu, 2002-08-01 at 15:30, Jeffrey B. Green wrote:
> Trey Nolen wrote:
>
> >I have a Debian server running Samba that I just upgraded from Samba 2.0.X
> >to 2.2.3a. All the configuration files stayed the same, but after the
> >upgrade one program is giving errors. This is a program that several people
> >use at one time. After the upgrade, only one person at a time can use it at
> >a time. The program gives an error that says that sharing is not enabled for
> >drive F:. It says that share or vshare needs to be run in the autoexec.bat.
> >All my other programs are working fine. I tried changing oplocks to no, but
> >then it wouldn't even let one person in the program (it gave the same
> >error). Any ideas on what I need to change?
> >
> >
> >Trey Nolen
> >
> I've seen and captured debugging information about this behavior under
> Debian Samba 2.2.3a(-6), and posted it to the list several weeks back. I
> changed everything I could possibly change thinking it was a
> configuration issue, with no results -- but I suspect a locking
> function call that will eventually be discovered by someone more
> knowledgeable. I was told it was probably the kernel being too old. That
> samba server is no longer running Samba (or Linux for that matter)
> because this was a mission critical application and it just wouldn't run
> on Samba (they couldn't spend any more time testing or reconfiguring)
> where it ran fine under 2.0.8. Another server running this same
> application in another office awaits updating from Potato, but until
> this is resolved it will stay right where it is.
>
> Jeff Green
>
>
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