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There's been a problem seen where open/read/close a number of times causes
open failures eventually. This program has been modified to create the
context once and then loop requesting file names to open/read/close.
This program also demonstrates the current error in cli_read() where it
returns an error instead of length 0 upon end of file.
Derrell
Developers can use this to create tarballs for testing or general
purpose QA.
Usage: release-scripts/create-tarball
The script will prompt for information as necessary.
This makes our NTLMv2 hash generation compatible to the Davenport example
and fixes a bug when ntlm_auth is called with a non-upper-case --domain
parameter and client ntlmv2 auth = yes
Jerry, please consider for 3.2.0
As we don't need socket wrapper of nss wrapper in the winbind client code
we disable the function macros so that we don't endup with swrap_close()
or similar functions.
metze
This is an option for file systems that do not implement xattrs: in
lockdir/eas.tdb an array of xatts per inode is stored.
It can not solve the problem that xattrs might reappear if a posix-level
process deletes a file and happens to re-create it under the same name. On file
systems with birthtime we might have a chance to detect this, but not with
standard posix. A future version might put relief on file systems that do have
xattrs but where these are severely limited in size/speed/whatever: We can put
a simple marker as a native xattr, but the xattrs proper are stored in the tdb.
Volker
names is a 'const char **names' here, passed from upper level. Passing
'names' as a talloc context will break things as 'names' is usually
likely is a local variable, not a talloc'd. And we want to have array
elements on a context of the array anyway.
Jeremy.
