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On Jan 12 10:04, Charles Wilson wrote:
> $ cp ../*cpp .
> cp: skipping file `../tactical_transmit_msg.cpp', as it was replaced
> while being copied
> cp: skipping file `../test.cpp', as it was replaced while being copied
> cp: skipping file `../test2.cpp', as it was replaced while being copied
> cp: skipping file `../xml_message_types.cpp', as it was replaced while
> being copied
> 
> This is on a SMB share (actually, it's a distributed file system exposed
> to windows via SMB).  I've attached the output of cygcheck and
> getvolinfo.
> 
> This is the first time I've tried to do anything on this share since
> upgrading to 1.7.1-official, but before the holidays I was using
> 1.7.0-nn, on a 32bit machine.  For Christmas IT gave me a brand new 64
> bit machine, and they may (or may not) have changed something with
> regards to this filesystem over the holidays -- so the "culprit" is not
> necessarily something that changed *in cygwin*. But I'd still like cp to
> work...
> 
> Any ideas?

Debugging might help.  Is that SMB as in Samba or as in real remote NTFS?
The error message points to an unreliable inode handling.


Corinna

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