"Steven Sinfield" wrote in message
news:3ffb90be$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> Hi there -
>
> I am having a problem with transferring data from SCO to Windows XP and
> back. If I have files greater then 10MB they come across all corrupted,
> however under that they transfer without an issue. I really don't
> understand why its happening to some files and not others.
>
> I am running Samba 2.2.6 SCO port, and I have been unable to find any
> assistance..

You have several options.

1: Take the disk out and put it on a real operating system that understands
the file system (such as RedHat Linux), and use the Samba there to transfer
the files.

2: Set up an FTP server on the Linux box and transfer the files using FTP.

3: Set up an FTP server on the Windows box and transfer the files using FTP.

But get the hell *away* from using any sophisticated services on the SCO
box: they've demonstrated their incompetence repeatedly over the last, I
dunno, 6 years? If you need an SMB server, you should be using 3.0 on a
Linux or other system with a significant userbase and without the licensing
whackiness and support craziness SCO is going through.

Steven Sinfield wrote:
> Hi there -
>
> I am having a problem with transferring data from SCO to Windows XP and
> back. If I have files greater then 10MB they come across all corrupted,
> however under that they transfer without an issue. I really don't
> understand why its happening to some files and not others.
>
> I am running Samba 2.2.6 SCO port, and I have been unable to find any
> assistance..
>
> Please Help
>
> Steven
>
>

Getting rid off SCPs crap should solve your main problem. Perhaps you
can try to use an windows sftp client to transfer the files to the sco box.

regards

Carsten