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NFS access via Win2K is changing UNIX date/time stamp to Oct 1940

 
Doug Kratky
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‎03-01-2002 05:46 AM

‎03-01-2002 05:46 AM

NFS access via Win2K is changing UNIX date/time stamp to Oct 1940


Occasionally, when one of our users reads a UNIX file through a Windows NFS product called AccessNFS, the date/time stamp on that file changes to October 23 1940 (that's how it looks on the UNIX side with ls -l; it looks like 2076 on Win2K). Seems to be happening on multiple servers - 32-bit and 64-bit.

Any ideas?

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harry d brown jr
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‎03-01-2002 06:03 AM

‎03-01-2002 06:03 AM

Re: NFS access via Win2K is changing UNIX date/time stamp to Oct 1940

That's the side effect of using M$ machines: You never know when you are going to get clobbered.

Toss the AccessNFS crap in the garbage and install CIFS9000 server on your HP box and then the M$ moxes can just mount the disks (which they will see it as NT disks).

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harry
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Jeff Schussele
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‎03-01-2002 07:47 AM

‎03-01-2002 07:47 AM

Re: NFS access via Win2K is changing UNIX date/time stamp to Oct 1940

I saw something recently dealing with M$ & the 2076 date being a M$ bug. And I've seen it in NT.

Search the M$ support site......Good Luck ;)

Jeff
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