If you're using turnkey the oplocks issue is already handled in default instalation.
Enjoy !
What are you using for a file server?
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Re: What are you using for a file server?
Angel Pais
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Re: What are you using for a file server?
I installed the Turnkey File server on an old HP Pavilion box I was not using.
After some head scratching I finally set up all the drives and mapped them in my Windows 7
I will now try mapping them from the Windows virtual PC Windows xp and try running the old legacy programs.
What this will allow me to do is run the existing software inside a virtual box and access the same files
with the new HMG programs I write.
By the way, I exited from the Linux Configuration Console so I have the Linux prompt on the server.
What command do I need to run the Console again?
After some head scratching I finally set up all the drives and mapped them in my Windows 7
I will now try mapping them from the Windows virtual PC Windows xp and try running the old legacy programs.
What this will allow me to do is run the existing software inside a virtual box and access the same files
with the new HMG programs I write.
By the way, I exited from the Linux Configuration Console so I have the Linux prompt on the server.
What command do I need to run the Console again?
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Re: What are you using for a file server?
reboot 
Angel Pais
Web Apps consultant/architect/developer.
Web Apps consultant/architect/developer.