Files hidden from view on a mac

Yes, there is a MAC volume, and no extended permission on the windows ahred
drive. this was never a problem until recently.
Any suggestions?

Thanks so much.



On 5/1/06 9:00 PM, in article
mecklists-A3E38C.23002901052006.TakeThisOut@msnews.microsoft.com, "William Smith"
wrote:

> In article ,
> shelby craft wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> When up loading files from any of our Macintosh to our windows 2003 server
>> using the (User Authentication Module (UAM)) people on the macintosh
>> platform can't see the files but the p.c. people can. We are perplexed by
>> this issue and are wondering if anyone has any insight to this problem. This
>> problem is repeatable.
>
> Hi Shelby!
>
> Not an answer, but a couple of questions.
>
> If you create a new Mac volume, do you still have this issue with it?
> Are you assigning any Windows extended permissions to the shared folder
> on the Windows side?
>
> bill
 >> Stay informed about: Files hidden from view on a mac 

In article , Liz Cardona
wrote:

> Yes, there is a MAC volume, and no extended permission on the windows ahred
> drive. this was never a problem until recently.
> Any suggestions?

And what happens with a new and entirely different Mac volume?

bill
--
William M. Smith
(Microsoft Interop MVP - Mac/Windows)
 >> Stay informed about: Files hidden from view on a mac 

Its actually not a new Mac voume, its the same existing volume, we just
started to notice that some files are not showing when using UAM but can be
seen when using SMB.


On 5/4/06 8:02 PM, in article
mecklists-1ED523.22021704052006 RemoveThis @msnews.microsoft.com, "William Smith"
wrote:

> In article , Liz Cardona
> wrote:
>
>> Yes, there is a MAC volume, and no extended permission on the windows ahred
>> drive. this was never a problem until recently.
>> Any suggestions?
>
> And what happens with a new and entirely different Mac volume?
>
> bill
 >> Stay informed about: Files hidden from view on a mac 

In article , Liz Cardona
wrote:

> Its actually not a new Mac voume, its the same existing volume, we just
> started to notice that some files are not showing when using UAM but can be
> seen when using SMB.

I don't think you're understanding me. In my original response, I
suggested you create a new Mac volume and test with that to see if you
have the same results. This is just a means for troubleshooting to see
if the problem is specific to the volume or the entire server.

If you don't have the same problem with a different volume then you
should be able to migrate your data to a new volume and delete the old
volume.

bill
--
William M. Smith
(Microsoft Interop MVP - Mac/Windows)
 >> Stay informed about: Files hidden from view on a mac