Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:
> Wayne,
>
> First off, any breakage was not intentional. Second, I
> gave you instructions for helping us track it down.
> What I said about 2.2.x is that we will not issue a
> patch for it. I will be happy to issue a patch for
> smbpasswd to fix any incompatibilit
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Wayne Schroeder wrote:
| The only problem with that is the old servers are
| NOT our servers -- they are not managed by us. It's
| hard for us to tell people 'hey, we updated something,
| so now you have to'. Regardless of if it is a bug
| with the
The only problem with that is the old servers are NOT our servers --
they are not managed by us. It's hard for us to tell people 'hey, we
updated something, so now you have to'. Regardless of if it is a bug
with the old version of samba, I would imagine there is some value in
being backwards comp
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Wayne Schroeder wrote:
> The error message is on the SERVER though... regardless of the server's
> error bugs or not, the new smbpasswd won't work, yet the old one does...
> so something in smbpasswd or it's supporting libs on the new version 3
> sourc
The error message is on the SERVER though... regardless of the server's
error bugs or not, the new smbpasswd won't work, yet the old one does...
so something in smbpasswd or it's supporting libs on the new version 3
source tree is doing something different I would imagine.
Jeremy Allison wrote:
>
On Tue, Jun 14, 2005 at 05:39:01PM -0500, Wayne Schroeder wrote:
> I am trying to build 3.0.14a and use it's smbpasswd binary to change
> passwords on a remote debian woody samba install -- the samba install on
> the remote debian machine is listed as '2.2.3a-15' I can use the
> previous smbpasswd
I am trying to build 3.0.14a and use it's smbpasswd binary to change
passwords on a remote debian woody samba install -- the samba install on
the remote debian machine is listed as '2.2.3a-15' I can use the
previous smbpasswd binary from the same version on the client linux
machine to smbpasswd -r
