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This applies only to the NT->Dos map, I'm still trying to come up with a way to
do the reverse.
(This used to be commit 323dd422bd4bdeeee72c9200821e28f86d3072c8)
This new table is rather different to the old one (see diff posted to the
list for a sorted list of differences) and needs a *lot* of testing.
It does however seem to line up much better with what NT is using, as
exampled by the change to the OBJECT_NAME_COLLISION DOS error, it now matches
win2k where it didn't before.
I can't see any critical errors we now get wrong, and I know that the auth
errors are correct as per my on-the-wire observations.
This table was produced (and I hope to comment this better later) by
using the ERRMAPEXTRACT smbtorture tool, a Win2k domain member and the
'name_to_ntstatus' auth module on the HEAD PDC. This module returned
the username as the error, and the NT box was forced to give me a dos
error becouse thats all I negotiated on that connection. Hence the map.
Andrew Bartlett
(This used to be commit a855dfb2e0b899d03087860e5462c2aed3ca4cad)
I'll post the changes to the actual map to the list for comment, but this fixes
the 'unknown' case.
Andrew Bartlett
(This used to be commit 024843a2cedb0b9f06a3351c5838caea372b6c5c)
This lets our Win9X clients give sane error messages when you get passwords wrong
and the like.
Andrew Bartlett
(This used to be commit f199e9518226ed57a011113bdf06c85265e49674)
