[Samba] Absolute path of file transferred using samba

[HariK]

Hi Jeremy,

I have used samba as a blackbox and not adept with its internals. My
requirement is as follows:
I started smbd session in linux and in windows, gave the ip address of the
linux pc. When I transfer a file to the linux pc, I want the smbd
application to print the absolute path of the file's destination. For
example, assume the linux pc ip is 10.142.14.100 and samba path is /tmp.
Suppose I transfer a file temp.txt to a folder /tmp/dir1, then smbd must
print the path "/tmp/dir1/temp.txt".

For this to happen, what are the code changes to be done in smbd module?

Please clarify.


Jeremy Allison wrote:
> 
> On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 09:14:40PM -0800, HariK wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> When I transfer a file from Windows to my unix machine using Samba, is it
>> possible in Samba to get the absolute path of the destination directory
>> in
>> the unix machine to which the file is being copied to?
> 
> No. Well....  if you did a shareinfo RPC request on \\SRVSVC, asking for
> info level 2 on the sharename then you'd get the absolute path in Windows
> path format. But you'd have to have rights to do so.
> 
> Jeremy.
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