Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Linux jasond.nsi1.com 2.6.16-1.2133_FC5 Nautilus 2.14.1 How reproducible: Consistent 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Browse to a shared SMB folder in Nautilus (the SMB share being a Windows 2003 File server, in my case) 2. Notice the Date Modified field is incorrect. All files have the same date and seem to have nearly the same time. Also notice that the Date Accessed looks reasonable. 3. Log onto the actual SMB file server itself where the SMB share resides. Notice that the Date Modified is not the same as Nautilus reports. However, the Data Accessed does match what Nautilus reports. Actual results: The Date Modified field is not accurate (it does not match what the SMB file server itself reports as the data last modified) Expected results: The Data Modified field should match what the SMB file server itself reports. Additional info: Windows XP machines, Windows 2003 machines, Windows 2000 machines, even Macs show the correct Date Modified field. Not sure how to display via text how the SMB shares are mounted. I just went through the "Places/Connect to Server" applet I can provide screen shots if that would help.
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