This does seem to be the case - there should be a grehole.so symlink in /usr/lib*/samba/vfs pointing to the greyhole VFS lib; this is missing.

I've hacked things together in my case by installing 0.9.6 then replacing /usr/bin/greyhole with the one from 0.9.7; so far this looks good.

I'm speculating here but it might just be that the greyhole VFS modules are installed in the wrong location and with the wrong name for Samba on Amahi to find them. I would expect them to go in /usr/lib*/samba/vfs, but I think they are in /usr/lib*/greyhole. I tried copying them but that didn't work...

I just tried this too. as I need some of the bug fixes in 0.9.6 and 0.9.7. Similar problem - Samba doesn't work at all.

Hi all Two weeks ago I was running my home server on Ubuntu. Including second copies, it took 5-6 days for me to move files across disks (from NTFS to ext4), and for greyhole to process them, including making copies (this is about 2.5TB of files without duplicates). I was using greyhole 0.9.6 at fir...

Thanks - I wasn't sure where in the wiki to put it.

Stueyboy, are you running a 32-bit Amahi install? That would explain why you had so few missing dependencies.

You can get into a state where there are tombstones that are marked as pending that don't get out of that state.

I'll wait. For now I have turned off making additional copies to prevent the bug from happening.

Tonido does not support Fedora, nor is there a 64-bit version. I managed to ake it work and thought I'd share how for those interested: - do a "yum install glibc.i686" to get some of the 32-bit libraries needed - get the 32-bit Ubuntu .deb package from Tonido - Do a "yum install ar&qu...

Thanks for the reply. In the end (before your reply) I decided to just do a clean install and migrate via copying. I think it may have been okay to do what I wanted but I thought that there was some risk and that a few days of file copying/replicating wasn't that big a deal in the end.