Subject | Re: [Firebird-Architect] Databases on NFS shares |
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Author | Marco Lauria |
Post date | 2003-06-14T15:28:25Z |
At 01.19 15/06/2003 +1000, you wrote:
my experience on SMB tells me that if I open from a client a file on a
Server with
"Deny Write" sharing attribute
noone from the network or the server will be able to open the file.
In SMB the redirector on the client is in sync with the one on the server,
so when a file is opened by a client with deny write the server will reject
the request
from other clients.
Regards
Marco
>Well, my prejudices tell me that one filesystem's system can't setI am not speaking about "setting attributes"
>attributes on another system's filesystem. So fbserver on host A can't
>open database file on host B with exclusive access...
my experience on SMB tells me that if I open from a client a file on a
Server with
"Deny Write" sharing attribute
noone from the network or the server will be able to open the file.
In SMB the redirector on the client is in sync with the one on the server,
so when a file is opened by a client with deny write the server will reject
the request
from other clients.
Regards
Marco