> > $.File becomes /File > > $./File becomes /.File > > > Both are valid on Linux. As I explained, in my previous post, /.File is a > > *hidden* file on Linux, and Samba in its default setup does not return > > details of these to LanManFS. > > Understood > > > I repeat: it is a *NAS* configuration issue, and has *nothing* to do with > > the RISC OS software. You need to change the NAS' Samba configuration to > > return details of dot-files. > > Unfortunately the only documented interface to the SLU2 is web based > and does not offer access to the SMB configuration. If you have the NSLU2 device then it can be done by installing a real debian on that box (look for "debian nslu2" on google). Then you can change whatever and even make it work as web server with apache etc. > Before doing anymore backups to the NAS I will upgrade the Omniclient > module, rename the files that start with a /. > Then see if it can handle the other filenames that are giving trouble. Or simply put the things to backup there into zip archives... -- Herbert Herbert zur Nedden German Archimedes Group http://www.gag.de --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support