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Windows Explorer and remote filesystems ( SMBFS )

Hi,
When browsing remote filesystems on the Beta2 of Vista, I notice that not all folders show up.
I have one directory with 305 subfolders. This hierarchy did show fine in XP, but in Vista I only get to see 126 folders of the 305 that where supposed to be available.
What gives ?
( If the question arises then yes, I'm the owner of the directories :-) )
/Þór

Same problem, it doesn't seem to like certain folder names, for remote shares that is, local folders with the same name appear fine. Also, the "missing" folders are accessible if you type the location directly into the address bar. Weird.
Ahh, the joys of beta.
"��r Sigur�sson" wrote:

Hi,
When browsing remote filesystems on the Beta2 of Vista, I notice that not all folders show up.
I have one directory with 305 subfolders. This hierarchy did show fine in XP, but in Vista I only get to see 126 folders of the 305 that where supposed to be available.
What gives ?
( If the question arises then yes, I'm the owner of the directories :-) )
/r

I thought so, so I went about and changed the names of all directories containing anything other than a-z,A-Z,0-9,_,-
I
still only get 126 directories...
Weird :-/
/Thor
"Michael" wrote in message

Same problem, it doesn't seem to like certain folder names, for remote shares that is, local folders with the same name appear fine. Also, the "missing" folders are accessible if you type the location directly into the address bar. Weird.
Ahh, the joys of beta.
"��r Sigur�sson" wrote:
Hi,
When browsing remote filesystems on the Beta2 of Vista, I notice that not all folders show up.
I have one directory with 305 subfolders. This hierarchy did show fine in XP, but in Vista I only get to see 126 folders of the 305 that where supposed to be available.
What gives ?
( If the question arises then yes, I'm the owner of the directories :-) )
/r

Yeah, on closer inspection it's leaving out a lot of files as well in the directories it does list.
"��r Sigur�sson" wrote:

I thought so, so I went about and changed the names of all directories containing anything other than a-z,A-Z,0-9,_,-
I still only get 126 directories...
Weird :-/
/Thor
"Michael" wrote in message Same problem, it doesn't seem to like certain folder names, for remote shares that is, local folders with the same name appear fine. Also, the "missing" folders are accessible if you type the location directly into the address bar. Weird.
Ahh, the joys of beta.
"��r Sigur�sson" wrote:
Hi,
When browsing remote filesystems on the Beta2 of Vista, I notice that not all folders show up.
I have one directory with 305 subfolders. This hierarchy did show fine in XP, but in Vista I only get to see 126 folders of the 305 that where supposed to be available.
What gives ?
( If the question arises then yes, I'm the owner of the directories :-) )
/r

Looks as tho we're the only ones experiencing this problem...
"��r Sigur�sson" wrote:

Hi,
When browsing remote filesystems on the Beta2 of Vista, I notice that not all folders show up.
I have one directory with 305 subfolders. This hierarchy did show fine in XP, but in Vista I only get to see 126 folders of the 305 that where supposed to be available.
What gives ?
( If the question arises then yes, I'm the owner of the directories :-) )
/r

Sounds like the Samba "Fast Query" problem. What remote server are you accessing? If it's a server running Samba, you may have to upgrade Samba on that server. If it's a NAS device that uses Samba internally, you may have to hope for a firmware upgrade.
If that's not it then I don't know.
http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2006/03/30/564809.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2006/03/31/565878.aspx
"??r Sigur?sson" wrote in message

Hi,
When browsing remote filesystems on the Beta2 of Vista, I notice that not all folders show up.
I have one directory with 305 subfolders. This hierarchy did show fine in XP, but in Vista I only get to see 126 folders of the 305 that where supposed to be available.
What gives ?
( If the question arises then yes, I'm the owner of the directories :-) )
/Þór

Yup, that was it! Upgraded samba and now all folders/files are listing correctly.
You rock!
"Chris Altmann" wrote:

Sounds like the Samba "Fast Query" problem. What remote server are you accessing? If it's a server running Samba, you may have to upgrade Samba on that server. If it's a NAS device that uses Samba internally, you may have to hope for a firmware upgrade.
If that's not it then I don't know.
http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2006/03/30/564809.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2006/03/31/565878.aspx
"??r Sigur?sson" wrote in message Hi,
When browsing remote filesystems on the Beta2 of Vista, I notice that not all folders show up.
I have one directory with 305 subfolders. This hierarchy did show fine in XP, but in Vista I only get to see 126 folders of the 305 that where supposed to be available.
What gives ?
( If the question arises then yes, I'm the owner of the directories :-) )
/r

I am experiencing this same problem on a Western Digital Netcenter external network drive.
Manufacturers website had updated firmware but after installing and flashing the device the problem is still there.
"��r Sigur�sson" wrote:

Hi,
When
browsing remote filesystems on the Beta2 of Vista, I notice that not all folders show up.
I have one directory with 305 subfolders. This hierarchy did show fine in XP, but in Vista I only get to see 126 folders of the 305 that where supposed to be available.
What gives ?
(
If the question arises then yes, I'm the owner of the directories :-) )
/r

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