Subject: Re: 1.5pre5 and 1.5pre4 broken..

From: [email-masked]
Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2001 16:38:28 +0100

Hi,

I saw the same kind of thing with 1.5pre5, RH7 and kernel 2.4.2. People
couldn't create files, with the same result as Nikolas showed.

Greetings,

Gerben.

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                    "Nikolas                                                                                      
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                    sache.net>               Subject:     1.5pre5 and 1.5pre4 broken..                            
                                                                                                                  
                    08-03-2001 15:22                                                                              

Hi,

netatalk1.5pre4 and pre5 behave  very strange when trying to create a new
file or overwrite an existing one ...
On the clients side this results in several error messages  claiming about
files in use...

here is the output of an ls -li on .Appledouble ....

    971 -rw-rw-r--    1 baboo    users      121887 Mar  8 11:23 874048
    973 ----------     1 baboo    users         589 Mar  8 14:29 874074
    915 -rw-rw-r--    1 baboo    users       93891 Mar  8 11:05 874075
    347 ----------    1 baboo    users         589 Mar  8 14:28 874083
    863 -rw-rw-r--    1 baboo    users       49408 Mar  8 10:52 874085

874074 and 874083 are the affected files :)....
Downgrading to "1.5pre3 with codepagepatch " and removing the files
manually
solves the problem in my case...
I verified the problem in different environments.... RH7.0 and
MDK7.2....e.g.

BTW: strage thing in 1.5pre3 is that sometimes users are able to see the
Network Trash Folder ....

any Ideas,
                                        Niko