Craig Barratt wrote:

>Regis writes:
>
>  
>
>> I tested the zize of the "new" directory
>>$ while [ 1 ]; do du -sk new; sleep 30; done
>> And the size is always the same.
>>
>>Any ideas?
>>
>>Could some one help me to solve this problem ?
>>    
>>
>
>I'd recommend manually running the smbclient command and pipe
>the output into "tar tvf -" so you can see how far it gets
>and perhaps where it hangs.
>
>You might try running WinXX chkdsk on the client.  You might
>also try disabling your AV software to see if that makes a
>difference.
>
>Craig
>
>  
>
Thank you for your help.  After your mail, I did several tests
    - I ran chkdsk C: /f and chkdsk D: /f   That's OK
    - I did'nt now how to "running the smbclient command and pipe
the output into "tar tvf -",
then I did:
smbclient //pc/share -Uuser%passwwd
tarmode full
tar c /dev/null
Every time, I had "Call timed out: server did not respond after 2000 
milliseconds"

So, I upgraded from samba-3.0.10 to samba-3.0.24 : Same time out
So, I modified the timeout in samba   (source/libsmb, file clientgen.c 
and libsmbclient.c)
      Then time out is now: 200 sec.
Now .... Last error is "Call timed out: server did not respond after 
200000 milliseconds"

smbclient give me the name of the file.
I verified the rigth upon this file. Owner has Control Total.
The size is 7,8 Mo.

I didn't desactive the AV software because its difficult and dangerous.

Please, could you tell me
    - does it exist a max size for the files (or the directories) to be 
backupped ?
    - How to do "running the smbclient command and pipe the output into 
"tar tvf -",


Regards,
Régis

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