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WHATSNEW: Start release notes for Samba 4.7.0pre1.
Signed-off-by: Karolin Seeger <kseeger@samba.org> Reviewed-by: Stefan Metzmacher <metze@samba.org>
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Release Announcements
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=====================
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This is the first preview release of Samba 4.6. This is *not*
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This is the first preview release of Samba 4.7. This is *not*
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intended for production environments and is designed for testing
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purposes only. Please report any defects via the Samba bug reporting
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system at https://bugzilla.samba.org/.
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Samba 4.6 will be the next version of the Samba suite.
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Samba 4.7 will be the next version of the Samba suite.
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UPGRADING
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=========
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vfs_fruit option "fruit:resource" spelling correction
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-----------------------------------------------------
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Due to a spelling error in the vfs_fruit option parsing for the "fruit:resource"
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option, users who have set this option in their smb.conf were still using the
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default setting "fruit:resource = file" as the parser was looking for the string
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"fruit:ressource" (two "s").
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After upgrading to this Samba version 4.6, you MUST either remove the option
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from your smb.conf or set it to the default "fruit:resource = file", otherwise
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your macOS clients will not be able to access the resource fork data.
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This version Samba 4.6 accepts both the correct and incorrect spelling, but the
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next Samba version 4.7 will not accept the wrong spelling.
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Users who were using the wrong spelling "ressource" with two "s" can keep the
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setting, but are advised to switch to the correct spelling.
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ID Mapping
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We discovered that the majority of users have an invalid or incorrect
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ID mapping configuration. We implemented checks in the 'testparm' tool to
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validate the ID mapping configuration. You should run it and check if it prints
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any warnings or errors after upgrading! If it does you should fix them. See the
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'IDENTITY MAPPING CONSIDERATIONS' section in the smb.conf manpage.
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There are some ID mapping backends which are not allowed to be used for the
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default backend. Winbind will no longer start if an invalid backend is
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configured as the default backend.
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To avoid problems in future we advise all users to run 'testparm' after
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changing the smb.conf file!
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NEW FEATURES/CHANGES
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====================
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Kerberos client encryption types
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Some parts of Samba (most notably winbindd) perform Kerberos client
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operations based on a Samba-generated krb5.conf file. A new
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parameter, "kerberos encryption types" allows configuring the
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encryption types set in this file, thereby allowing the user to
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enforce strong or legacy encryption in Kerberos exchanges.
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The default value of "all" is compatible with previous behavior, allowing
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all encryption algorithms to be negotiated. Setting the parameter to "strong"
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only allows AES-based algorithms to be negotiated. Setting the parameter to
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"legacy" allows only RC4-HMAC-MD5 - the legacy algorithm for Active Directory.
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This can solves some corner cases of mixed environments with Server 2003R2 and
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newer DCs.
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Printing
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Support for uploading printer drivers from newer Windows clients (Windows 10)
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has been added until our implementation of [MS-PAR] protocol is ready.
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Several issues with uploading different printing drivers have been addressed.
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The OS Version for the printing server has been increased to announce
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Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2. If a driver needs a newer version then you should
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check the smb.conf manpage for details.
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new option for owner inheritance
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The "inherit owner" smb.conf parameter instructs smbd to set the
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owner of files to be the same as the parent directory's owner.
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Up until now, this parameter could be set to "yes" or "no".
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A new option, "unix only", enables this feature only for the UNIX owner
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of the file, not affecting the SID owner in the Windows NT ACL of the
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file. This can be used to emulate something very similar to folder quotas.
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Multi-process Netlogon support
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The Netlogon server in the Samba AD DC can now run as multiple
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processes. The Netlogon server is a part of the AD DC that handles
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NTLM authentication on behalf of domain members, including file
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servers, NTLM-authenticated web servers and 802.1x gateways. The
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previous restriction to running as a single process has been removed,
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and it will now run in the same process model as the rest of the
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'samba' binary.
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As part of this change, the NETLOGON service will now run on a distinct
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TCP port, rather than being shared with all other RPC services (LSA,
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SAMR, DRSUAPI etc).
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new options for controlling TCP ports used for RPC services
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The new 'rpc server port' option controls the default port used for
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RPC services other than Netlogon. The Netlogon server honors instead
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the 'rpc server port:netlogon' option. The default value for both
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these options is the first available port including or after 1024.
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Improve AD performance and replication improvements
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---------------------------------------------------
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Samba's LDB and replication code continues to improve, particularly in
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respect to the handling of large numbers of linked attributes. We now
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respect an 'uptodateness vector' which will dramatically reduce the
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over-replication of links from new DCs. We have also made the parsing
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of on-disk linked attributes much more efficient.
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DNS improvements
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The samba-tool dns subcommand is now much more robust and can delete
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records in a number of situations where it was not possible to do so
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in the past.
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On the server side, DNS names are now more strictly validated.
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CTDB changes
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* "ctdb event" is a new top-level command for interacting with event scripts
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"ctdb event status" replaces "ctdb scriptstatus" - the latter is
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maintained for backward compatibility but the output format has been
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cleaned up
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"ctdb event run" replaces "ctdb eventscript"
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"ctdb event script enable" replaces "ctdb enablescript"
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"ctdb event script disable" replaces "ctdb disablescript"
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The new command "ctdb event script list" lists event scripts.
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* CTDB's back-end for running event scripts has been replaced by a
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separate, long-running daemon ctdbd_eventd.
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* Running ctdb interactively will log to stderr
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* CTDB logs now include process id for each process
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* CTDB tags log messages differently. Changes include:
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ctdb-recoverd: Messages from CTDB's recovery daemon
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ctdb-recovery: Messages from CTDB database recovery
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ctdb-eventd: Messages from CTDB's event daemon
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ctdb-takeover: Messgaes from CTDB's public IP takeover subsystem
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* The mapping between symbolic and numeric debug levels has changed
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Configurations containing numeric debug levels should be updated.
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Symbolic debug levels are recommended. See the DEBUG LEVEL section
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of ctdb(7) for details.
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* Tunable IPAllocAlgorithm replaces LCP2PublicIPs, DeterministicIPs
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See ctdb-tunables(7) for details
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* CTDB's configuration tunables should be consistently set across a cluster
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This has always been the cases for most tunables but this fact is
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now documented.
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* CTDB ships with recovery lock helper call-outs for etcd and Ceph RADOS
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To build/install these, use the --enable-etcd-reclock and
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--enable-ceph-reclock configure options.
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smb.conf changes
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Parameter Name Description Default
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kerberos encryption types New all
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inherit owner New option
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fruit:resource Spelling correction
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lsa over netlogon New (deprecated) no
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rpc server port New 0
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