On Fri, 2003-01-03 at 22:28, Ronan Waide wrote: > Hi sambafolks, > > I see a number of topics cropping up here repeatedly over the last few > weeks: > > * Files > 4GB not supported > This is confirmed and solved in 2.2.7a, but not in the current > incarnation of smbfs (which is not part of samba, I know, but will > get discussed here as a related topic) > > * desktop.ini weirdness in profiles > I've seen this mentioned a few times with no sign of a real > solution.
I'm not sure what you mean by this - given that what gets uploaded into a profile is controlled by the windows client, not Samba - Windows clients add a desktop.ini, and use it for it's own purposes. Or was there some other problem you referred to? If you really don't want that to be there, I would suggest some VFS module or possibly some of Samba's 'veto' options. > * problems with Win2KSP3 clients > Again, several mentions, no solutions offered Please include details sufficient to identify the problem you specifically refer to. > My question is, is there a canonical place to go where I can find a > list of /all/ bugs/issues currently under investigation by the samba > team? I see from the development page that you use IRC to coordinate > development, but I presume at some point this falls out into "Tridge > is looking at the Win2KSP3 issue while Jerry is working on > desktop.ini" Not particularly. Most issues get addressed on the samba-technical list, so reading the archives is often a good idea. Certainly I don't know of any particular efforts on the two (rather vauge) bugs you have mentioned. Read the CVS history at build.samba.org if you are wanting to follow development closer. > My main reason for asking is that I'm in the middle of a rather > complicated migration to Samba and I'd prefer to know up front what's > going to bite me, rather than having to fend off angry users > afterwards. If you detail your expected setup to the list, you might find people who can give you advise as to the more 'generic' or 'problem space' gotchas - these are more likely to cause you trouble than specific issues in the latest Samba. (Simply because the main problems Samba has are problems we can't deal with - like the fact we run on Unix, not NT :-). Andrew Bartlett -- Andrew Bartlett [EMAIL PROTECTED] Manager, Authentication Subsystems, Samba Team [EMAIL PROTECTED] Student Network Administrator, Hawker College [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://samba.org http://build.samba.org http://hawkerc.net
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