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The problem is not on your servers, its with your users.
When you open a mdb file in Windoze, the user has the option to "open
exclusive". It would appear your program is doing this.
Since this requires Windows-based advice, please take it to a MS-Newsgroup



Jackson o����� wrote:

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> Subject: How can a Program in Linux to allow more than 1 user to
>      open???????????????
> Date: Tue, 10 Aug 1999 18:23:33 +0800
> From: Jackson o����� <Jacksonkwok@usa.net>
> Organization: �ɮ{������
> To: pion@hknet.com, dirtycow@ctimail.com
> Newsgroups: hklug.general
>
> �ULinux�l��:
>
> Pls help me to solve the following problems in Linux Redhat 6.0, thank
> you very much!   ^_^
>
> 1)  A VB5 networking program is running in server, I made it share as
> [tmp] directory in SMB.CONF file and use CHMOD 777 xxxxxxxxx.MDB to
> grant it to everyone, I want to make it can be open by more than one
> user at the same moment.  Because it can be open by one user through
> network only now.
> A segment in SMB.CONF related to VB5 program is showing:
> ==============================
> [vb5-program]
>  comment =  Program
>  path = /tmp/vb5prog
>  public = yes
>  browseable = yes
>  read only = no
>  writable = yes
>  create mode = 0755
> ==============================
> �W�q�O�_���T?
>
> 2)  A internal ATAPI Zip 100M Drive installed in Linux Redhat 6.0, I did
> the same thing in SMB.CONF file to share zip drive, and mount the
> /dev/hdd4 to /mnt/zip directory.  I can read the 100M disk from the
> Win95 workstation through network neighbourhood only, I cannot delete,
> edit or move anything from/to the zip drive.
> ==============================
> [zip]
>  comment =  Zip100 on RedHat 6.0
>  path = /mnt/zip
>  public = yes
>  browseable = yes
>  read only = no
>  writable = yes
>  create mode = 0755
> ==============================
> �W�q�O�_���T?
>
> 3)  How can I assign permission to a group?
>
> Uranus