samba filenames wrong
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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samba (Ubuntu) |
Invalid
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Low
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
Binary package hint: samba
fresh install of ubuntu lucid lynx (10.04) 32bit (after the upgrade from 8.04->10.04 failed badly, had to do a clean install.
i decided to reformat everything and try ext4, so all my partitions are ext4 now.
i have backed up my previous config files so i'm using the exact same configuration as before (which was working)
i have an imap server (cyrus), for which i have a secondary "partition", which is on the same partition which is shared via samba, so i can see the folder structure and the files in the imap folders. all mail files are named with a number and a dot at the end, like: "1.", "2.", "3.", "126." etc. there's a "stage." folder too. so these are 8.3 files just without an extension (but with a dot)
these files and the folder appear as random filenames, when looking from windows (win7 home premium 32 bit).
all the other files (including other, 8.3 filenames elsewhere) are working good. all the files are okay on the filesystem too.
e.g.:
dir z:\cyrus\
2009.08.31. 09:32 <DIR> .
2009.08.31. 09:32 <DIR> ..
2009.08.31. 09:05 16 088 4HV9M1~H
2009.08.31. 09:05 3 538 4FN8J8~I
2009.08.31. 09:05 14 756 4GH46R~K
2009.08.31. 09:05 906 3C6WNZ~8
2009.08.31. 09:06 1 245 4DFQJB~2
2009.08.31. 09:05 2 223 38C12M~G
2009.08.31. 09:05 917 3821GZ~H
2009.08.31. 09:05 1 468 4BR0DO~O
<...>
the "stage." folder looks like this:
dir z:\cyrus\mail
2010.05.15. 11:21 <DIR> .
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> ..
2010.05.12. 12:56 <DIR> SVP1UA~D
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> z
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> h
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> s
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> q
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> r
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> t
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> l
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> g
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> d
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> k
2009.08.14. 09:12 <DIR> o
<...>
smbd --version
Version 3.4.7
uname -a
Linux eeebox 2.6.32-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 28 13:27:30 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
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