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Date:	Wed, 21 Aug 2002 18:05:43 +0200
From:	Flemming Kraglund <fk AT kraglund DOT net>
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To:	Kaj Mikkelsen <kmi AT vitesse DOT com>
CC:	cygwin AT cygwin DOT com, fk AT superusers DOT dk,
	Dan Christian Raun Jensen <drj AT vitesse DOT com>
Subject:	Re: ls hanging with named pipes through samba
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Hi Kaj

It could be a problem with mapping a named pipe through CIFS through cygwin to ls,
either samba or cygwin could be trying to get some information on a non supported
type (not supported by one of the intervening steps/protocols).

You could try to make samba generate some debug to see which operation the client
(cygwin library) is doing, it could be some other operation that are mapped to an
open (by samba) followed by something or it could be that the client really are
opening the file.

Knowing the CIFS operation samba is responding to will make it possible to see
what and why samba are/is locking and why this blocks other samba daemons.

kill -USR1 <PID> to increase the debug level, newer samba versions has the
smbcontrol (smbcontrol <PID> debug <num>)

/FK

Kaj Mikkelsen wrote:
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