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From: Alex Perez on 19 May 2010 07:10 Hi all!! I'm experimenting a set of problems when trying to connect Samba client to windows. I don't have admin rights on the windows side, so I should trust all my winSA admin is telling me. Windows side (server): In the server Side (win2k3), the SA defined a shared resource. The share-permissions tab the "domain users" group has typical permissions, and in the security permissions tab the "domain users" has "read & exec", "show" and "read". In the server the structure is \\w2k3server\share1\dir1\dir2\target the "share" resource maps to c:\share, with the permissions described above. Both folders dir1 and dir2 haven't any permissions to the user I'm using to connect (test-user) "Target" folder has permissions to allow test-user to read, list, write, modify ... all but full control. Linux side (clients) First try with CentOS 4.7 -includes samba 3.0.X-. mount -t cifs //w2k3server/share1 /mnt/smb cd /mnt/smb ls -> OK cd dir1/dir2/target -> "dir1" doens't exists for this client same behaviour if mounting directly as: mount -t cifs //w2k3server/share1/dir1/dir2/target /mnt/smb cd /mnt/smb ls -> "." doesn't exist Second try with Ubuntu -samba 3.4.0- mount -t cifs //w2k3server/share1/dir1/dir2/target /mnt/smb cd /mnt/smb ls -> works fine > testfile1.txt -> works fine But I should use the CentOS box, so I compiled from sources the RPM of 3.4.0, 3.4.1, 3.4.8 ... same results with 3 versions -> identical as the first try. I can't figure out what is failing here, the "bug" is still live with CentOS + samba-common/samba-client 3.4.X, while works properly with Ubuntu + samba-common/client 3.4.0. Should I upgrade the kernel "cifs" module or other component? Any clue will be appreciatted. Thanks. -- 3rd Law of Computing: Anything that can go wrSegmentation fault -- core dumped. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba |