Re: [Samba] Upgrade to Samba 2.2.12 (HP/UX 11.11)

2004-12-27 Thread Ryan Novosielski
I don't know how to figure out how it was compiled. However, I do know how 
to get it to build on that platform. However, I do not remember what the 
gotchas are. Try it out and ask a question when you run into a problem.

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On Mon, 20 Dec 2004, Robin Munt wrote:
Hi from Barcelona,
We've recently inherited support of a server which is
running version 2.2.3a of Samba.  Obviously this
version is well out of date, i know ideally we should
move to version 3, but at the moment we're thinking of
updating to 2.2.12.
The problem is I have no idea how the original version
of Samba was compiled and installed.  The service
that's running is pretty important, so i need to make
sure that
(i) The upgraded version is compiled with all the
relevant options.
(ii)  I don't lose any of the configuration files that
may have been modified (eg smb.conf, private directory
etc etc).
The system is running HP/UX B.11.11 (yeeeuch !) - but
no HP 'packages' have been installed for Samba, i
believe everything was compiled from source.  I think
we also have the old source tree in place.
Can anyone advise the best way to go about tackling
this ?
Thanks for all your help,  Merry Christmas to all !
Magic Bob

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Re: [Samba] Upgrade to Samba 2.2.12 (HP/UX 11.11)

2004-12-27 Thread Paul Gienger

(ii)  I don't lose any of the configuration files that
may have been modified (eg smb.conf, private directory
etc etc). 

How are you installed?  If your binaries are in a global slush bin like 
/usr/local/sbin and what not then the best way is to manually back them 
up.  I believe you're looking for tdb files aside from the smb.conf 
file.  Creative use of find and tar would be your best bet... perhaps, 
from / (root)
tar -cvf backup.tar `find / -name *.tdb`

If however, the previous admin had flexibility in mind, they could have 
installed to a version specific location and then linked around the 
problem.  For example, on our solaris boxes we install to 
/opt/samba-version then link to /opt/samba.  That way our init scripts 
always find it, and the old tree is always in place for a quick revert.

(i) The upgraded version is compiled with all the
relevant options.

I think
we also have the old source tree in place.

If that's the case, then you should be able to find a config.log, 
config.cache, or config.status (seems to change from package to package) 
and find the ./configure line that was used.  That should get you past 
the configure part.  There could also be environment flags and what not, 
but the configure should complain about libraries it needs if you are 
missing some of them.

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[Samba] Upgrade to Samba 2.2.12 (HP/UX 11.11)

2004-12-20 Thread Robin Munt
Hi from Barcelona,

We've recently inherited support of a server which is
running version 2.2.3a of Samba.  Obviously this
version is well out of date, i know ideally we should
move to version 3, but at the moment we're thinking of
updating to 2.2.12.

The problem is I have no idea how the original version
of Samba was compiled and installed.  The service
that's running is pretty important, so i need to make
sure that

(i) The upgraded version is compiled with all the
relevant options.
(ii)  I don't lose any of the configuration files that
may have been modified (eg smb.conf, private directory
etc etc).

The system is running HP/UX B.11.11 (yeeeuch !) - but
no HP 'packages' have been installed for Samba, i
believe everything was compiled from source.  I think
we also have the old source tree in place.

Can anyone advise the best way to go about tackling
this ?

Thanks for all your help,  Merry Christmas to all !

Magic Bob



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