On Thu, May 17, 2007 at 07:35:22AM +0200, Christian Perrier wrote:
What does this do to long-lived client connections that may be idle for
minutes (or hours while the user is away from his desk) at a time?
Theyr're just reconnected. Most, if not all clients, now silently
reopen connections when they're closed.
I would prefer to have a discussion with upstream about making this a
built-in default, if it's really a current and widely-supported
recommendation. It may just be a comment that someone put in the
documentation which hasn't been vetted by the Samba Team as a whole.
That's possible, yes.
It's quite some time now since I don't read the upstream lists
anymore, which I'm reconsidering to do. Do you think that such
question pertains to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or samba-technical?
I guess this is still an open question, since I haven't seen any discussion
about it on the upstream lists?
samba-technical would be the right list for asking upstream for an official
opinion on whether this should be set by default, AFAIK.
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