Dustin:
Thanks for the highly informative and enjoyable presentation.  One
question...you had mentioned that there was a manual (O'Reilly if memory
serves) bundled in w/Samba.  Whereabouts might it be?  I've checked
/usr/doc/samba-2.0.3 and found some html, text, and man pages, but nothing
that looks comprehensive enough to be called a manual.  (the html and text
look like converted man pages).  Maybe I need to download the source
distribution instead of the rpm that's already on my system?
Looking forward to the next meeting.
Peace,
Mike
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