[Samba] Need some explanation on Samba/NFS locks handle
Alain.Gorlier at altissemiconductor.com
Alain.Gorlier at altissemiconductor.com
Sun Mar 18 18:13:34 GMT 2007
So basic question : is NFS application able to use deny modes ?
If not, how samba could check deny mode opening a file already opened by
an NFS client ?
Could byte range lock be a way to "share" deny modes between NFS and Samba
?
DENY_WRITE would be F_RDLCK ?
DENY_READ would be F_WRLCK ?
My samba clients are OS2 clients. It would be difficult to modify the
application side. New clients are Linux/NFS : it would be easier to adapt
the NFS linux code to correctly manage share modes between samaba & NFS.
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