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chgpasswd.c: Added patch from Roland Haag <haag@think.de> to allow
password changes to be done more than once.
loadparm.c: Added entries for the "directory mode/directory mask parameters".
Changed default file mode to 644.
proto.h: Added sys_gethostbyname.
server.c: Added directory mode changes.
system.c: Added sys_gethostbyname.
trans2.c: Added NT_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL patch from Roger Orr
<rorr@csfp.csfb.com>
trans2.h: Defined NT_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL for above patch.
util.c: Changes calls to gethostbyname to sys_gethostbyname.
jra@cygnus.com
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changes a bit less. Also added fix to tricky reply_mv case.
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be done in unix_clean_name in util.c
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filename problem.
Problem conditions:
case sensitive = no
default case = lower
mangle case = yes
preserve case = yes
short preserve case = yes
Problem: Win95 still writes upper case file names.
Patches supplied have been incorporated into mangle.c and server.c
but needs YOSTW to be defined for it to take effect.
Action:
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If we are happy with the patch, delete old code in mangle.c, then
remove all YOSTW #ifdefs.
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spurious warning message "Warning - no crypt available"
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also compile issue with USE_MMAP code.
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answers when a string was partially identical. this issue is still
outstanding, and needs to be investigated further.
loadparm.c: added lp_logon_path() parameter.
ipc.c: in NetUserGetInfo, lp_logon_path() can be returned instead of always
specifying \\SAMBA_SERVER\HOMES (which may not necessarily exist).
it is now possible to specify lp_logon_path() as \\ARBITRARY_SERVER\%U,
just like NT server can. the default is \\SAMBA_SERVER\HOMES, just like
it used to be.
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not needed (address already specified).
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file_exists is false.
Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com).
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Changed shm_ prefixes to smb_shm_ prefixes as shm_ is a POSIX.4
prefix. Updated fd code in FAST_SHARE_MODE code
to work with new fd indirection.
quotas.c: Fixed #ifdef not on position zero.
Jeremy. (jra@cygnus.com).
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last component of the modified pathname before modification. This
is needed due to an exceptional condition in reply_mv when the
filesystem is case preserving, but not case sensitive and the
user wants to change the case of a filename. Code for this is
also added to reply.c
Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com).
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after from Paul Eggert.
Makefile: Added AMIGA changes from Rask Ingemann Lambertsen <rask@k4315.kampsax.dtu.dk>.
charset.c: Patch for Western European Languages from Josef Hinteregger <joehtg@joehtg.co.at>
charset.h: Patch for Western European Languages from Josef Hinteregger <joehtg@joehtg.co.at>
clitar.c: Patch to re-sync after read fail from (lost contributor name, sorry).
includes.h: Patch for AMIGA from Rask Ingemann Lambertsen <rask@k4315.kampsax.dtu.dk>
includes.h: Patch for SunOS atexit by Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
interface.c: Patch for AMIGA from Rask Ingemann Lambertsen <rask@k4315.kampsax.dtu.dk>
kanji.h: Patch for Western European Languages from Josef Hinteregger <joehtg@joehtg.co.at>
locking.c: Patch to fix file locking from Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
locking.c: Patch to add granularity of lock files to usec by Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
pipes.c: Patch to fix file locking from Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
proto.h: Patch to fix file locking from Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
reply.c: Patch to fix file locking from Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
server.c: Patch to fix file locking from Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
server.c: Patch for FAST_SHARE_MODE fix from (lost contributor name, sorry).
smb.h: Patch to fix file locking from Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
smb.h: Patch to add granularity of lock files to usec by Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
status.c: Patch to fix file locking from Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
statuc.c: Patch to add granularity of lock files to usec by Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
system.c: Patch for Western European Languages from Josef Hinteregger <joehtg@joehtg.co.at>
trans2.c: Patch to fix file locking from Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
trans2.c: Patch to fix volume name reported to Win95 from Jeremy (jra@cygnus.com)
util.c: Patch for Western European Languages from Josef Hinteregger <joehtg@joehtg.co.at>
util.c: Patch to fix client_name from continuously returning UNKNOWN (from various contributors).
version.h: Update to 1.9.16p10.
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for Linux and other little beasties that use PAM.
Source: ftp.redhat.com/pub/Incoming/samba-1.9.16p9.src.rpm
Originally from RedHat modifications to samba-1.9.15p8
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alignment wasn't being taken into account in space
calculations.
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Consistent with other changes to make smb_uid an index+offset
into the validated_users table.
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returned as an index plus offset into the valudated_users table.
The offset (100) is added so that an smb_uid of zero becomes
an invalid value. All access into the validated_users table are
done by removing the offset and indexing into the table. Out of
ranges return NULL. Causes accesses into the validated_users table
to be more consistant and controlled.
This change made due to the fact that the uid field is only 16
bits in the smb header and we need for this not to be a unix
user id (which can ge 32 bits).
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int uid's. Part of the change for Samba to return an index+offset
into the registered users table rather than a raw unix uid.
Added casts to required prototypes for function pointers in
tables.
jra@cygnus.com
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- fixed fault.c for linux 2.1
- put back in the FIND_SELF failing code
- cleaned up casts in encryption
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Removed AS_USER requirement for SMBulogoff. A valid TID (cnum) is not
given for this call, which become_user needs if it is not to return
an error. This fixes a specific case with NT4.0 which stops users
attaching to a Samba server using a different account to the one they
are logged in under.
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losing the username due to the recent "handle broken password lengths"
patch.
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new code)
- handle server level security in the new "detect NT password length
stuffups" code
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- fix important bug in nmbd where it set the return code for a
negative name response to 0 (which means success!)
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(compiler bugs were the problem)
- minor password cleanups (catch WfWG bug where it sets the password
to a space instead of a NULL)
- fix printing problem for kanji users
- minor cleanups
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Luke, can you take special note of the bug fixes to nmbd so you can
propogate them to your new code.
- rewrote the code that used to use fromhost(). We now call
gethostbyaddr() only if necessary and a maximum of once per
connection. Calling gethostbyaddr() causes problems on some systems so
avoiding it if possible is a good thing :-)
- added the "fake oplocks" option. See the docs in smb.conf(5) and
Speed.txt
- fixed a serious bug in nmbd where it would try a DNS lookup on
FIND_SELF queries. This caused a lot of unnecessary (and incorrect)
DNS lookups to happen. FIND_SELF queries should only go to the
internal name tables.
- don't set FIND_SELF for name queries if we are a wins proxy, as we
are supposed to be answering queries for other hosts.
- fixed a bug in nmbd which had "if (search | FIND_LOCAL)" instead of
"if (search & FIND_LOCAL)". Luke, this was in nameservreply.c
- the above 3 bugs together meant that DNS queries were being cached,
but the cache wasn't being used, so every query was going to DNS, no
wonder nmbd has been chewing so much CPU time! Another side effect was
that queries on names in lmhosts weren't being answered for bcast
queries with "wins proxy" set.
- ignore the maxxmit for seconday session setups (see CIFS spec)
- close user opened files in a uLogoffX for user level security (see
CIFS spec)
- added uid into the files struct to support the above change
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- change debug level on clitar stuff
- define MAP_FILE if not defined
- ensure we never set authoritative on queries in nmbd
- fake a positive response to SMBioctl, apparently this is needed for
some WfWg printer drivers
- deny file access for non-fcbopen queries when (access_allowed == AREAD && flags == O_RDWR)
- add sys_waitpid()
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set the mode on all created files. I think this is a better policy.
- change the debug levels on some items
- fix a charset handling bug which affected foreign and extended
charset users
- no longer switch back to the original directory when idle, instead
switch to / as the original directory may not be readable by ordinary
users.
- fix some bugs where the create mode of files was not being
explicitly set (it was relying on the umask and using fopen). Not a
big bug as it only affected obscure commands like the messaging ops.
- got rid of the lock code in the lpq cache as its no longer needed
- rewrote smbrun to be faster and to remove the security hole. We now
don't actually need a external smbrun binary, its all done by smbd.
- add a more explicit warning about uids and gids of -1 or 65535
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through
- add workarounds to handle the win95 and WinNT bugs in handling
password lengths in sessionsetup
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The 1.9.16 tree is now back to 1.9.16p2 as far as nmbd is concerned
apart from a small change that fixes the announce type in two places.
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stuff and also fix a pile of nmbd bugs. Unfortunately I found it very
hard to disentangle the new features from the bug fixes so I am
putting in the new code. I hope this is the last big pile of changes
to the 1.9.16 series!
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can't test the multi group changes.
I also found that some of lukes changes wiped out some recent bug
fixes. Is your CVS tree ok luke?
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- added multiple workgroup code - samba can register under different
(unique) NetBIOS aliases, one per workgroup it joins.
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makes multiple password servers practical.
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milliseconds instead of 30 seconds as was intended. Thanks to Paul
Nelson for finding this bug.
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Just to keep ahead of the pack.
Note: Really only done to differntiate our version ID from
existing SMB Servers.
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DFLT_SERVER_TYPE in nameserv.h
- got rid of a lot of spurious domain controller stuff. Samba is not a
domain controller yet, but it can be a domain master. We were claiming
to be a domain controller in some packets which may have caused
problems
- don't do preferred master startups on the WINS pseudo-net
- don't do election requests on the WINS pseudo-net
- fix a nasty bug in become_non_master() which wiped out the bits in
remove_type before using them. The result was that samba didn't like
losing its master status.
- changed the logic in the election packet handling to enable us to
become a non-master whenever we receive a winning election frame, even
if we aren't expecting it
- get another packet from the socket in nmbd when we reject one of our
own packets, this stops us from going into the packet reading code too
often and makes nmbd much snappier
- always remove a name immediately when we try to release it, don't
wait for the lack of response from the network, otherwise we will end
up replying to name that we don't really own. We still send the dereg
packets, we just don't wait for them to time out.
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correctly if there were multiple instances of a name. This led to the
infamous "not enough memory" error when browsing (but this isn't the
only cause of that message)
- fix a triple-chaining bug which affected OpenX following a TconX
- fix a serious nmbd bug that meant nmdb would answer packets that it
wasn't supposed to, causing havoc with browse lists.
- never time out SELF packets. This is an interim fix until I find out
why nmbd thought they should be timed out.
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