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Samba Problem to write/delete files with composer (think SAMBA BUG)

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Nicu B

I installed ubuntu 20.04 server and samba. I upgraded the system and everything worked normally. After this I try to use composer from windows to write to the shared folder on the server. When I try to do this I have some very strange errors, namely:

[RuntimeException] Could not delete Z:\ubuntu20/vendor/composer/f0856649:

In samba log found that:

[2021/10/11 16:27:34.235513, 2] ../../source3/smbd/open.c:4023(open_directory) open_directory: unable to create folder1/vendor/composer/ad4a6582/Seldaek-monolog-fd4380d/src/Monolog/Processor. Error was NT_STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_COLLISION [2021/10/11 16:27:34.235917, 2] ../../source3/smbd/open.c:1452(open_file) myuser opened file folder1/vendor/composer/db8830fa/soundasleep-html2text-3243a71/tests/utf8-example.txt read=No write=Yes (numopen=10) [2021/10/11 16:27:34.236378, 2] ../../source3/smbd/open.c:4023(open_directory) open_directory: unable to create folder1/vendor/composer/9bc74a7f/doctrine-dbal-96b0053/src/Platforms. Error was NT_STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_COLLISION

After many attempts I installed Ubuntu server 18.04. On this version EVERYTHING worked without any problems.

Please if anyone has an idea what has SAMBA from Ubuntu 20.04 I have those errors?

P.S. Can you help me how to install the Samba version from Ubuntu 18.04 on Ubuntu 20.04?

Best Regards,

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