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Samba Server on Debian problem with Mac with different file content

Hello,

I have a Debian samba server and a MacOS High Sierra.

When I open a file directly on the Debian Samba server and I change the content, the changes cannot be seen when I access the same file through Samba on my Mac.

To verify, I open the file on Unix and I see the changes.

Any ideas, please?

Thank you,
Slarti

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When I open a file directly on the Debian Samba server and I change the content, the changes cannot be seen when I access the same file through Samba on my Mac.

What you seem to be describing here is expected behaviour, as caching is used. If you delay opening the changed file by several seconds, do you then get the updated version of the file?

See if the answer in this similar thread helps...
https://community.centrify.com/t5/Ce...lem/td-p/13609

In particular....

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I finally did get this working. It was a combination of adding the other oplocks parameter (oplocks = no) along with adding the "csc policy = disable" to my shares. After adding those to the server I actually had to reboot any clients that had accessed the shares previously. Once rebooted, they all started refreshing immediately and working perfectly.

I'll leave you to investigate further.

https://www.linuxtopia.org/online_bo...ocking_08.html

Thank you very much for this. It worked.

For anyone else: I edited the smb.conf and in the section for my share I did following:

Code:

[www]

    comment = Da Web

    path = /var/www

    create mask = 0775

    directory mask = 0775

    writable = yes

    browseable = yes

    oplocks = no

    csc policy = disable

I'd completely forgotten about this thread. Anyway, glad to have been of guidance. :)