Subject: Samba date stamp problem
From: Jim Dory (jdory@gci.net)
Date: Thu Sep 26 2002 - 13:20:23 AKDT
I've been reading the manual, searching google, and so far haven't found
the answer so thought I would try here. I've found similar questions on
groups.google but no answers to them.
The problem is preserving the files' time of creation/modification time
stamps. When I copy them (via Windows explorer or ftp) to the share, the
date stamp is updated to current.
I transfered a them from a Win2k box to a Samba share on basically a
Redhat 6.2 server. A strange twist is some files/directories kept the
original times, but I can't duplicate that now.
I had some trouble setting group permissions on them (who should own
files accessible by a group or two?) but finally got it to work, but
don't know if this has anything to do with the price of tea or not..
I've got a similar question into the samba newsgroup, but nobody has
taken the bait yet there..
cheers,
Jim
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