Accessing Samba server from cygwin: inodes, etc.
Andrew MacCormack
andrew.maccormack@microemissive.com
Fri Mar 17 14:01:00 GMT 2006
So, when I try and copy a file with the latest cygwin on the Samba
server I get this message:
cp: skipping file `capture.txt', as it was replaced while being copied
and using find:
find: /cygdrive/s/littertray/Display/Telford/Design/CVS changed during
execution of find (old inode
number -409107488, new inode number -401272056, filesystem type is
system) [ref 1114]
find: /cygdrive/s/littertray/Display/Telford/Design/CVS changed during
execution of find (old inode
number -472008488, new inode number -426128672, filesystem type is
system) [ref 1114]
Now, I've found that the latest findutils can help this, but instead I
get the bizarre:
$ find
.
./.gnome
./.kde
find: ./.kde: No such file or directory
etc, with other directories
The cp problem is helped if I revert to Prev (1.15.18-1 cygwin etc.),
where I guess that the inodes from the server are not trusted. I wonder
if there is a way for a user to force cygwin not to trust the inodes
from a particular network drive?
I tried using the latest snapshot, but that didn't help.
Oh, and sorry for the rant in my last email - frustration getting the
better of me.
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