Jordan Brown wrote: > ... > 2.2 New or changed features > > This case proposes to add a new helper program to initiate > reconnection when needed, installed as: /usr/lib/smbfs/smbiod > (IOD is short for I/O Deamon, a name that comes from the > original BSD/Darwin code used in the SMB client.) > > An smbiod process is started by one of the SMB client user > commands (smbutil or mount_smbfs), and continues to run until > that user no longer has any SMB client connections. There > will be one smbiod process for each user that has SMB client > connections. [Note 1] > > Each smbiod processes instantiates a door service on the file > "/tmp/.smbiod-%d" where %d is the owning Unix user ID, or the > file "/var/run/smbiod-0" when the owner is UID zero. The door > file name is first unlinked, and then created with mode 600 to > prevent use by other users. The create is done via open with > the O_CREAT|O_EXCL flags to prevent unintentionally opening > something unexpected (i.e. symlink attacks). If the unlink > or create fails, smbiod exits with an error. > > ... > The new smbiod program is part of the SUNWsmbfsu package, > along with all the other SMB client binaries. > > No direct user interface is provided by smbiod. > > 3. Interface table > (no change)
It would seem that your interface table doesn't quite agree with 2.2, presentation of the new features, even as private, would be appreciated. Darren
