i've set up this server here that's doing an _insane_ amount of work, but as
far as i know, it _should_ be able to handle it...  the problem is, it
doesn't look like it is.

the problem is this: samba is installed and running with about 4 shares, i
can browse through each directory without incident, but when i ask it to
open a file from windows into something like homesite, and then save it, i
have to wait about 30seconds for it to save...  this seems to happen at
random as other times, there's no lag time in saving.

i've attached the contents of my smb.conf file, but i'm not even sure if
that's the problem since i've been having similar issues from mac to linux
using netatalk.

from the mac (os9) to the linux box, transfers take about a minute to
actually initiate.  the message on the mac side is something like "preparing
to transfer..."  even for small files (ie. 72k).

here's the hardware configuration.

celeron500
128mb ram
hda: 8gb
hdc: 80gb
no cdrom
10/100 network


software installed and running (i need all of this, but is it too much?)

apache
mysql
samba
netatalk
xinetd running proftpd
sendmail
named (not yet, but i had plans)


from uptime:
9:45am up 1day, 19:54, 3 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
gkrellm isn't registering much trouble either.

---- smb.conf ----
[global]
 security               = user
 workgroup              = netgenetix
 encrypt passwords      = yes
 hide dot files  = yes
 smb passwd file        = /etc/samba/smbpasswd
 server string  = netgenetix development server

[homes]
 comment                = %U's home directory
 valid users            = %S
 map archive            = no
 guest ok               = no
 read only              = no
 create mask            = 0644
 directory mask         = 0775
 locking                = no
 browseable             = no
 public                 = no

[development]
 map archive            = no
 path                   = /home/web/development
 valid users            = @web
 force group            = web
 comment                = shared development area
 browseable             = yes
 public                 = yes
 writeable              = yes
 read only              = no
 printable              = no
 force create mode      = 0664
 force directory mode   = 0775
 inherit permissions    = yes

[transfer]
 map archive            = no
 path                   = /home/web/transfer
 valid users            = @web
 force group            = web
 comment                = put your stuff here
 browseable             = yes
 public                 = yes
 writeable              = yes
 read only              = no
 printable              = no
 force create mode      = 0664
 force directory mode   = 0775
 inherit permissions    = yes

[archive]
 map archive            = no
 path                   = /home/web/archive
 valid users            = @web
 force group            = web
 comment                = past projects for reference only
 browseable             = yes
 public                 = yes
 writeable              = yes
 read only              = no
 printable              = no
 force create mode      = 0664
 force directory mode   = 0775
 inherit permissions    = yes

[common files]
 map archive            = no
 path                   = /home/web/common_files
 valid users            = @web
 force group            = web
 comment                = the stuff we all use but can never find
 browseable             = yes
 public                 = yes
 writeable              = yes
 read only              = no
 printable              = no
 force create mode      = 0664
 force directory mode   = 0775
 inherit permissions    = yes


thanks for any help someone out there can provide...

_________________________________
daniel a. g. quinn
starving programmer

ten thousand times has the labour movement stumbled and bruised itself.  we
have been enjoined by the courts, assaulted by thugs, charged by the
militia, traduced by the press, frowned upon in public opinion, and deceived
by politicians.  but notwithstanding all this and all these, labour is today
the most vital and potential power this planet has ever known, and its
historic mission is as certain of ultimate realisation as is the setting of
the sun.
 - eugene v. debs (1894)




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