On Sat, Jun 17, 2006 at 03:05:38AM +0200, Juergen Ruehle wrote:
>Christopher Faylor writes:
> > I also meant to ask if there was an i is nonzero after the call to the
> > rename() above? If so, what was the errno? If not, it is a huge
> > problem if rename is reporting that it is able to rename a file but is
> > not actually doing it.
>
>After some testing the conclusion is that it's not lying, but only
>failing in interesting ways on my (and seemingly also Niklas') system:
>
> - rename on NTFS succeeds (and returns 0)
>
> - rename on FAT32 succeeds if target does not exist (and returns 0)
>
> rename on FAT32 fails if target exists with EACCESS
>
> (manual mv on commandline works)
>
> - rename on a network share always hangs for a while and then fails
> with EBUSY (even if target does not exist)
>
> (share served by XP, tested both NTFS and FAT32)
>
> (manual mv still works)
>
>Various combinations of server, ntsec, and smbntsec didn't seem to
>make a difference; /etc/{passwd,group} have been freshly created.
Thanks. I really appreciate the details. I've passed them on to the
last person to touch the rename code.
cgf
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