Hello,
following has been posted to samba mailing list, but Gerald Carter
<jerry@samba.org> answered:
> You'll probably have to bring this up with the linux-kernel mailing list.
> Not sure who is maintaining that code in the kernel now.
I have a Compaq Alpha server with Linux 2.4.18 and samba 2.2.4 and
NT-clients.
Problem: After accessing a file from a NT-client this file cannot be
accessed on the Linux side for a while.
Example:
Creating the file on the server (via telnet session):
echo test >file
accessing the file from the NT-client (gives "test"):
TYPE file
try to access it on the server (via telnet session):
cat test
cat: file: Invalid argument
After waiting approx. 40 sec. it succeeds.
This problem does not occur with "kernel oplocks=no" in /etc/smb.conf, but
file contents are not consistent then.
The same configuration on an Intel server (2.4.16, samba 2.2.3a) works.
Markus.
(Please send CC to me.)
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