[Bug 1811353] Re: invalid nanosecond may be returned in file times

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Title:
  invalid nanosecond may be returned in file times

Status in smbnetfs package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Smbnetfs may return invalid values nanosecond values for file times.
  Looks like nanosecond  may be any random value even outside valid
  range [0,999999999] or even negative. This lead to problems with tools
  like rsync and "touch -r" which fail with 'Invalid argument' if source
  file is on smbnetfs backed FUSE filesystem.

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