Bug 51580 - Share gets lost when moving
Share gets lost when moving
Status: NEW
Product: UCS@school
Classification: Unclassified
Component: Samba 4
UCS@school 4.4
Other Linux
: P5 normal (vote)
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Assigned To: Samba maintainers
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Reported: 2020-06-25 14:42 CEST by Christian Völker
Modified: 2023-10-26 12:23 CEST (History)
3 users (show)

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What kind of report is it?: Bug Report
What type of bug is this?: 1: Cosmetic issue or missing function but workaround exists
Who will be affected by this bug?: 1: Will affect a very few installed domains
How will those affected feel about the bug?: 2: A Pain – users won’t like this once they notice it
User Pain: 0.011
Enterprise Customer affected?:
School Customer affected?: Yes
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Ticket number: 2020061621000687
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Description Christian Völker univentionstaff 2020-06-25 14:42:53 CEST
UCS: 4.4-4 errata624
Installed: cups=2.2.1 dhcp-server=12.0 radius=5.0 samba4=4.10 squid=3.5 ucsschool=4.4 v5


Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a share within school-ou/shares. The share should be located on the edu school server (i.e. /srv/bilder)
2. Run testparm -s to verify the share is activated in Samba (file is located /etc/samba/shares.conf.d/bilder) and is included in shares.conf (include = /etc/samba/shares.conf.d/bilder)
3. Now move the share to an upper level (ie directly in the OU) or in another location. Just make sure it is in the same OU and do not change any settings of the share.
4. Run testparm -s and note the share is gone! The file itself is still there but it is not included at all.



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Comment 1 Christian Völker univentionstaff 2020-06-25 14:46:16 CEST
Further more. When moving the share back to it's original location it will still not included.

Only solution is to remove the share (and the file) and create the share from scratch.