Hmm, I'll have to play with the new smbmount and see what's wrong. If
the program is exiting when a connection drops, there's no process for
smbfs to signal to get a new connection.
> Oh and by the way, -f 5644 does not work with OSR2, but -f 3644 and -f
> 7644 work fine.. I forget what the difference between them is, but that
> doesn't really matter I just thought you might want to know.. :)
The -f 5xxx was an attempt to get three timestamps for file attributes
under Win 95. The -3xxx mode settles for just the modify time in return
for greater speed.
When the -f 5xxx mode fails, what are the errors or symptoms?
Regards,
Bill