RunningGnucash´sdata file form a smb share

[herman]

This is more likely a file permissions problem and not a Samba problem.

Try this:
# chmod 777 filename

and then see if the problem persists.  If the problem goes away, then 
check your Samba configuration for the relevant share. 

You can also put a tail on the system messages to see what the system 
complains about:

# tail -f /var/log/messages

Hope this helps,

Herman

Derek Atkins wrote:

>Stephan Budach <budy at stephanbudach.de> writes:
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>>Yes, I expected this, ;-) but I do think that thi smight be related to
>>some samba stuff insteadm since it works on my local file system. The
>>reason for this is, that I wanted to "share" the same file between two
>>maschines.
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>Why not use AFS or NFS to share the files between the two machines?
>This could be a problem with SMB's stupid, lossy file system
>semantics.
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>>Stephan
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>-derek
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