I have a NAS running FreeBSD/FreeNas 8. When I copy files from a windows system to it via SMB/CIFS normally (explorer/copy) it all goes fine. User can create/delete/update files

When i attempt the same thing with Robocopy. I get either of 2 errors, depending on command.

robocopy .\ \\freenas\temp *.* /FFT
2011/06/15 21:17:58 ERROR 5 (0x00000005) Time-Stamping Destination File \\freenas\temp\test.txt
Access is denied.

robocopy .\ \\freenas\temp *.* /COPY:DA
2011/06/15 21:18:08 ERROR 5 (0x00000005) Changing File Attributes \\freenas\temp\
Access is denied.

From the default config, I've set the following in smb.conf

[share]
map archive = yes

[global]
dos filetimes = yes

Any other clues?

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Try copying over first in restartable mode /Z, then backup mode if that failes /B, so add the parameter /ZB and let us know what happens. It might solve your issue, but no guarantees. I would also be mighty sure you have your permissions and everything kosher.

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Try using /COPY:DT to only copy data and timestamp info, not file attributes. You should probably keep using the /FFT switch too.

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I had this problem copying from a Windows Server 2008 R2 machine to a Windows Server 2003 domain controller through an RDP client network share (e.g. \\tsclient\D).

Using an older version of robocopy from the Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit (XP010) worked fine.

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