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Samba timestamps

liamo · 2007-11-10 11:51:50

Hi, Is there a setting in samba that will force a copied file to adopt the unix timestamp behaviour? That is, the timestamp of the copied file (to a samba share) should be the date/time of the copy operation, not the date/time of the source file. Alternatively, is there a way to trigger a command upon a copy operation (so…

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liamo

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Hi,

Is there a setting in samba that will force a copied file to adopt the unix timestamp behaviour?
That is, the timestamp of the copied file (to a samba share) should be the date/time of the copy operation, not the date/time of the source file.

Alternatively, is there a way to trigger a command upon a copy operation (so that I can touch the file)?

I've checked in man smb.conf, the sample smb.conf and google with no success. Any suggestions, URLs, etc most welcome.

Thanks

Liam

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