-Uvh'ing to this build is causing smb mountpoints to hang permanently. I've verified this on seven separate machines so far. If a share is mounted via smbmount, and anything happens to that mount (network drop or whatever) during access. That mountpoint hangs _forever_. It's impossible to kill it with 'kill -9'. It's as bad as NFS. It used to time out and give up after a while, and you could certainly kill it, but this is no longer the case.
Even better (worse?), any process trying to access said mountpoint when it hung is also un-killable, even by killing the parent shell. I can't just bounce servers whenever samba gets cross to clear the hung mountpoints and release all the fried processes. Perhaps a rollback to a stable version of samba (2.2.2 or so) is in order unless and until >= 2.2.3 is stable. -- Brad Felmey
