Linux - OS X integration problems:
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> > > We are trying to integrate OS X into a Linux back end and having > > > problems. > > > > > > When copying files to or from the Linux server with either SMB or AFP > > > at some point doing the copy process there will be an error -50. This > > > is a consistent problem. The files that are copied before the error > > > occurs will typically be corrupt, have a zero K file size or lose > > > their format, i.e. a jpg will look like a text file. > > > > > > Files copied from the OS 9 to Linux are not all visible to the OS X > > > computer. For example if you copy a "folder" that contains files from > > > OS 9 to Linux, at times several of those files will be missing. If > > > you remove and recopy the folder different files will be missing from > > > the folder. > > > > > > Apple's technical support will not acknowledge this problem. Their > > > solution is to purchase an OS X server. > > > > > > Based on Goggle search returns, I have tried changing the Linux file > > > system from ext3 to ext2. That did not resolve the problem. > > > > > > Connecting workstations to the Linux server via NFS does work without > > > error but I would prefer not to do this as this would require server > > > level administration / configurations on each workstation. I thought > > > it might be better to use a OS X "server" to connect to the Linux > > > server via NFS. > > > > > > Due in part to this problem, I am trying to move away from AFP and > > > solely to SMB. My goal here is to use an OS X computer to "share" > > > Linux NFS mounted volumes to other OS X computers via Samba. I am > > > having one problem with the OS X Samba server, the SMB client is able > > > to create directories on a Samba share but unable to create or copy > > > files. When attempting to copy file "foo" to the share the error code > > > is, "The operation cannot be completed because you do not have > > > sufficient privileges for "foo". When trying to copy a directory that > > > contains files to the share the error code is, "The operation cannot > > > be completed because you do not have sufficient privileges for > > > ".DS_Store". |
does this email you've pasted not even come with a please or thankyou?
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Whoever is doing this is, pardon me, insane. If you want to share files between UNIX machines, you should be using NFS. The excuse of:
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You already have a solution that, "works without error". Use it! My $0.02 |
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