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1. Samba file timestamp policy with Linux client .vs. Windows client

I am experiencing a difference in file timestamp behaviour between a Linux
and Windows client accessing a SMB share hosted on a Windows 2003 Server
platform.

Files accessed by the Linux client are left with Modified and Accessed times
based upon the time on the client. Files accessed by the Windows client
(also running Windows 2003 Server) are left with Modified and Accessed times
based upon the time on the *server*. This is causing problems for me as I
have an application running on the server which uses these timestamps to
detect the presence of new or modified files - sometimes file updates are
missed when the update occurs from the Linux client if the system time on
the Linux client is behind that of the server.

Does anyone know if I can configure the SMB client running on the Linux
platform to behave the same as the Windows 2003 SMB client, i.e. I want my
timestamps to be set according to the current time on the server as opposed
to the client.

Thanks,
Richard.

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