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Micha Feigin

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Apr 10, 2004, 7:10:06 PM4/10/04
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I am having an issue with samba exports. I am trying to compile a
program with msvc (Yes I know the enemy) which resides on a samba share
on my linux system (I actually developed it cross platform with
wxWindows and msvc is running under vmware so my interaction with the
big devil is as minimal as I can make it ;-)

Anyway the problem is that msvc creates the output directory as Release
and then tries to write to release. Under win this works since names
are not case sensitives, with the sabma share in crashes
measurably. Any way around it (currently I am manually creating a
sym link to solve the problem but I don't like it because it hard to
handle with cvs).


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Brian Brazil

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Apr 12, 2004, 10:20:12 AM4/12/04
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On Sat, Apr 10, 2004 at 09:22:03PM +0300, Micha Feigin wrote:
> I am having an issue with samba exports. I am trying to compile a
> program with msvc (Yes I know the enemy) which resides on a samba share
> on my linux system (I actually developed it cross platform with
> wxWindows and msvc is running under vmware so my interaction with the
> big devil is as minimal as I can make it ;-)
>
> Anyway the problem is that msvc creates the output directory as Release
> and then tries to write to release. Under win this works since names
> are not case sensitives, with the sabma share in crashes

Its a bit more complex. And depends on the version of windws and FAT
you are using.

> measurably. Any way around it (currently I am manually creating a
> sym link to solve the problem but I don't like it because it hard to
> handle with cvs).

Look at the following in 'man smb.conf':
case sensitive
default case
preserve case
short preserve case

Also under Project Settings you should be able to change the directory
name to all lowercase. I'm unsure if this would work.

'.cvsignore' might also be useful. IMHO you shouldn't be CVSing your
Release(or Debug) directory anyway.

Brian

Jens Simmoleit

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Apr 26, 2004, 12:10:10 PM4/26/04
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>
> I am having an issue with samba exports. I am trying to compile a
> program with msvc (Yes I know the enemy) which resides on a samba share
> on my linux system (I actually developed it cross platform with
> wxWindows and msvc is running under vmware so my interaction with the
> big devil is as minimal as I can make it ;-)
>
> Anyway the problem is that msvc creates the output directory as Release
> and then tries to write to release. Under win this works since names
> are not case sensitives, with the sabma share in crashes
> measurably. Any way around it (currently I am manually creating a
> sym link to solve the problem but I don't like it because it hard to
> handle with cvs).
>
>

Hi Micha,

do you work with webmin??? Yes? Well then try to play with the options in
the file share section.

Go to Servers - Samba - Your Share - File Naming

You may be interested in "Case Sensitive Yes or No"

;oP maybe that'll help you

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