when setting Apple_UNIX_SVR2.
Correctly update dpme flags when partition is changed to Apple_HFS
Properly reread Apple_HFS volume name when partition is changed to Apple_HFS
update man page to reflect new functionality
document t command in man page
priority:
"<src address>: network <whatever>: no free leases"
on each "foreign" request if I'm just not serving for
unknown clients.
Replace it which a less misleading message at "info" priority.
or server IP address - this allows 'mount_smbfs //192.168.0.1/foo /mnt'
to work as expected, i.e. being same as if -I 192.168.0.1 would be
specified too
perhaps we should resolve the IP to real NetBIOS name, but
apparently both Samba 2.2.8 and Windows XP accept the logon request
even when the NetBIOS name isn't correct
adresses PR kern/20991 by Robert Vargason
part would be specified (i.e. no '/' in the string), smb_parse_owner()
would be called with NULL 'cp' with obvious results; call it with 'p'
instead, so that the 'sowner:sgroup' is really optional as the code intended
problem pointed out by Masao Uebayashi <uebayasi at pultek dot co dot jp>
in private mail
smb_parse_owner(): put the group/user name in apostrophes in error message,
for readability
Note that the PR claims that icmp-timxceed is a spelling error.
It is not an error. See /usr/include/netinet/ip_compat.h for example.
XXX fixes should be fed back to tcpdump.org
correctly (this isn't a plain array!), and sort the checks a bit
to avoid duplicates in the interface list.
Now broadcast capable interfaces are identified and "mount_smbfs"
can be used without the "-I <addr>" argument.
on i386, resulting in ' ' being encoded incorrectly in session
setup query - just use memcpy() as rest of code, it DTRT for both LE and
BE machines in this case, since the function is called with 'word'
in little-endian format
Many thanks to Martin Husemann for testing on i386 and sparc64 against
both w2k and Samba.
Run "autoreconf" (from autoconf-2.57) to rebuild:
aclocal.m4 config.h.in configure
This appears to be a cleaner solution than hand-hacking/merging
changes to **/Makefile.in after each import.
Recently suggested by a couple of people, and confirmed with Ben Elliston.
he