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This fixes a problem where the clock definition for clock_gettime() is
present at compile time, but is not available on the running system. In
this case, we fall back to less-preferred clocks until we find one that
we can use.
might pull in libpthread. This is quite bad, firstly because it can
cause oplock signals on Linux to go wonky, and secondly because merely
linking with pthreads can cause performance degradations due to implicit
locking requirements.
The solution is to only search for clock_gettime if --with-profiling-data
was specified. If we do end up searching for it, then we test whether
linking with librt pulled in libpthread, and we only allow the definition
for clock_gettime to succeed if libpthread was NOT linked in.
Problem reported by Thomas Bork and diagnosed by Volker Lendecke.
declaration before their call.
The compiler sees : { NTSTATUS fn_foo(); NT_STATUS fn_bar(); }
as *definitions: They need to be : { fn_foo(); fn_bar(); }
Jeremy.
- Add pgSQL backend (based on patch by Hamish Friedlander)
- Use query generate functions from pdb_mysql and pdb_pgsql
- Only pdb_pgsql.c needs to be changed whenever the fields in SAM_ACCOUNT change
macro get recompiled after configure has ran.
This was done by touching the source file. This patch changes it to removing
the object file, so that you don't need write-access to the source directory.
Now we are:
1. Try to find correct name for default character sets for the platform
2. Use DEFAULT_{DOS|DISPLAY|UNIX}_CHARSET defines set during configure phase as defaults
This should fix CP850 problem on Solaris (at least) because it actually has IBM850 which
is the same but under different name
in an iconv_open to be more robust.
However, what we really want to do is find the name for something like CP850,
which can be IBM850 on Solaris, and we might want to also check for
ISO-8859-1.
So, this commit adds a macro to aclocal.m4 that can check for a specific
charset.
object files for modules are in .po files, while object files for
static use are in .o files. Pointed out by metze.
This reduces the number of files that have to be recompiled after the Makefile
changes. Preventing unnecessary recompiling of the other few is high
on my todo list.
1. Allows to change quota settings for shared mount points from Win2K and WinXP from Explorer properties tab
2. Disabled by default and when requested, will be probed and enabled only on Linux where it works
3. Was tested for approx. two weeks now on Linux by two independent QA teams, have not found any bugs so far
Documentation to follow
TO enable configure with --with-i18n-swat
to support this gettext is integrated
and a new directories name "po" and "intl" are created.
now these languages are supported:
en - English (default)
ja - Japanese
po - Polish
tr - Turkish
To add your language,
to create ${your_language}.po by translating source/po/en.po
into your language is needed.
some of html and image files of various language version are not
included yet, though message catalogue files are installed.
you need to copy files manually under
${swatdir}/lang/$ln/{help,images,included,using_samba}
And also added a option to intall manual pages:
of various lang version
To enable configure with --with-manlangs
but manual pages themself are not included yet.
modular form. In this pass I added oplock_irix.c and added a "struct
kernel_oplocks" that describes a kernel oplock implementation.
I also removed the maintainence mode from the Makefile. It was causing
too much trouble. If someone really likes it they can keep a patch
around to enable it themselves.
stand-alone macro, candidate for inclusion in the next release of autoconf)
create configure flag --enable-maintainer-mode, that enables automatic
rebuilding of configure from configure.in and aclocal.m4, and of
config.h.in based on acconfig.h. This assumes autoconf and autoheader
are available. Maintainer mode also introduces automatic dependency
tracking of include files, but it depends on features provided by gcc
and GNU make, so you must not enable maintainer mode if you are not
using any of these
