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some more commenting of code to match docs.
sorted some bugs.
ipc BOOL domains was uninitialised.
lkcl
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previous commit (see previous log message for details)
fixed bug in nameservreply.c: wrong macro in use (RSSVAL not IVAL!).
did another make proto
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is now performed in stages: wait for each NetBIOS name to be
successfully registered before proceeding to the next stage.
tied implicit name registration and release (broadcast method) to the
same piece of code as explicit method (via WINS server).
created special_browser_name() function that checks __MSBROWSE__
name: this name is ignored by WINS servers apparently.
fixed likely incompatibility between refresh_my_names() and add_my_names().
(netbios entries were unlikely to be refreshed).
NOTE: none of these changes have been tested. at all.
lkcl
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some bugs fixed / documented and some discrepancies noted down (in
namework.c as well as namework.doc)
namebrowse.c and namelogon.c contain functions that were inappropriately
placed in namework.c. namebrowse.c contains browse sync queue management
functions that were inappropriately placed in namedb.c
the 'cmd_type' member of response_record has been renamed to 'state'
because that more accurately reflects it purpose (not entirely. sigh).
fixed a bug in nameserv.c that meant the previous version wouldn't
compile.
there's probably a bit more...
lkcl
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accidentally updated the Makefile
updated the name database structure (again!). this time, there is one
name database per local interface. there is also a pseudo-interface on
ip 255.255.255.255. its purpose is to store WINS name entries. all the
local interface name databases store SELF names only. the WINS name
database stores non-special browser names.
added wins.dat file: records WINS entries in ascii format. this is reloaded
when nmbd restarts.
added repeating code for response packets. timer is in seconds only at the
moment.
updated the response queue code to deal with samba registering with a
WINS server a bit better (added more cases when a response isn't received).
tidied up the response packet processing code and expire_response_queue()
code. added cross references between response received and await-response
expired code.
added over-zealous code that checks all machines that register with samba
as a WINS server (every 10 minutes i think): to see whether they are still
alive or not (see rfc1001.txt)
bug reported by terry@ren.pc.athabascau.ca: DNSFAILed names _stay_ as
DNSFAIL, even though the machine may come back up and REGISTER.
removed update_from_reg() function. it's not necessary, and it does too much.
added code that announces on each local interface samba's ttl as zero and
servertype as zero when nmbd is kill -TERMed
first attempt at putting the first functionality of samba browsing back in
(remote subnets should have samba appear in a workgroup specified through
the lmhosts file)
lots of other miscellaneous tidying up / chopping about.
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prototypes automatically using "make proto". This is much less prone
to error than the old method of manually adding prototypes
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- added iface_count() and iface_n_ip() routines so its easy to loop
over the local interface list
- made readsize a normal loadparm global
- check for null w in add_domain_entry()
- set the deathtime to time()-1 for doamin entries with servertype==0
This allows servers that are shutting down to be removed
- add the 0x1c name at startup if we are a WINS server. Previously we
added it only if we were a master
- loop over interfaces in add_my_domains(), so people don't have to
have a lmhosts file to get lp_workgroup() on all interfaces
- set add to True for find_workgroupstruct() in nmbsync, and check for
null return
- remove some ugly "errno = EBADF" bits. they just confused things.
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and Netmask, instead replacing them with calls to routines in
interface.c
- got rid of old MAXINT define
- added code to ensure we only return one entry for each name in the ipc
enum routines
- added new_only option to add_netbios_entry() to prevent overwriting
of important names
- minor time handling fixup
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- added dir_check_ftype() to clean up the file type checking a bit
- added check for libc version >= 5 for setfsuid() for Linux
- moved the AM_MASTER() and related macros to nameserv.h
- added proper defines for the various netbios announce types
- don't call the announce_backup() code, as I'm pretty sure its wrong
it sent ANN_GetBackupListReq packets as broadcasts, they are supposed
to be used only by clients to the master browser to find a list of
available backup servers to remote a netserverenum to, I don't think
nmbd should ever send one.
- fixed a bug in the browse list writing
- minor debug cleanups
- put in the code to discard our own broadcasts (it won't work for
multi-homed hosts though)
- changed ELECTION_VERSION to 1 so we can be beaten by a NT 3.51 server by
lowering the os level.
- only do sync_browse_lists() if we are the master browser, otherwise
we'll cause network overload
- don't call tell_become_backup() as it appears to be badly broken, it
should only be used when the machine being told has its MAINTAIN_LIST
to to auto. Not calling it does no great harm anyway
- fix a nasty bug where becomebackup was confused with reset browser!
- make setbuffer() not get caught by the auto protototypes
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I've now got WINS registration working, and refresh working. Its
looking pretty good so far, but needs lots of testing.
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The biggest thing is the integration of Lukes new nmbd. Its still
largely untested, so we will really need some feedback
I've also added auto prototype generation and cleaned up a lot of
minor things as a result
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