Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:
But since winbindd from 3.0.21b was the only process ever maintaining
this file, wouldn't this still make it a significant bug worth looking
into?

Yes.  But the only real solution is to have winbindd remove
the corrupted file automatically and reopen it.  It's a robustness
fix.

I agree that this'd be a useful generic change to limit the *consequences* of any tdb cache file corruption (which winbindd should still avoid to contribute to in the first place, of course).

Are you saying that we'll see such a change in one of the upcoming releases (3.0.21c or 3.0.22)?


-TL
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