On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 15:28, Alan Dayley wrote:
> Problem:
> The time and date stamp of a file editted and saved to a Windows 2000 
> Professional share from a Linux box is not updated.  How do I make it 
> update the time and date?
> 
> Enviornment:
> - Windows 2000 Professional sharing a directory
> - Red Hat Linux 7.3
> - Both boxes sync time from same server
> - Win2k share mounted via smbmount version 2.2.7, manually from the 
> command line
> - Load file from the mounted share into editor, make changes, save the file
> 
> Result:
> - On Linux box, date and time for saved file not changed
> - On Win2k box, date and time for saved file not changed
> 
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call me a non-believer but - did you 'refresh'?

I'm just wondering if there is a 'redirect' of a share going on -
meaning an SMB mount on a Linux box which is then sharing it via Samba
to other Windows users - then there might be a significant lag time of
when the Samba share actually gets updated file information.

Consider using some patience and checking back (and a refresh) every 5
minutes and my guess is that the change will eventually percolate down
to the filesystem.

Craig