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nicer to use and more hackable.
- converted to popt
- text message destinations (except for broadcast smbd) are resolved
using files in piddir so the string 'winbindd' is now a destination
- added --timeout option to specify timeout value
- deleted complicated handling of debug args as separate command line
arguments: use shell quoting instead
- deleted interactive mode as punishment for using strtok() (-:
- much improved command line argument checking
Some of this stuff was broken before I started (print notify,
profiling) but the basics still work (ping, pool-usage, debug,
debuglevel).
- Build t_push_ucs2 as part of check-programs, the prerequisite for
"make check".
- t_push_ucs2.c: Load configuration from /dev/null so that we get a
unix_charset of UTF-8 and can do meaningful UCS2 tests. Better
comment.
- Add a test to strings.py which tries conversion UTF8->UCS2->UTF8
and checks the results. Do this for English, Latin-1, and Katakana
strings.
- Add Python module with symbolic names for a handful of UNICODE
characters.
fix up two issues in
pam_smbpass. The first, more important issue is adding support for the
(apparently new) LOCAL_SET_PASSWORD flag to local_password_change(),
without which pam_smbpass is a complete and utter no-op. The second,
lesser issue is that with the advent of ldapsam, it's possible for
pam_smbpass to generate a SIGPIPE that isn't handled by the calling
application. The most basic signal wrapping is put in place to prevent
this.
Beyond that, the only thing in the patch is a bit of reformatting to
make pam_smb_passwd.c look a bit more like the rest of the code in CVS.
The right thing to do is to try for the user's local one in ~/.smbc/smb.conf,
and if that fails, try the one in dyn_CONFIGFILE, and if that fails, keep
going with the defaults but log a message.