PANIC: open_mode_check:/CPU hog: still an issue in 2.2.5 on solaris?

I've been troubleshooting a cpu race condition that looks like a problem that's been around for a while on solaris. I upgraded to 2.2.5 and was unable to get any handle on what could cause this, I downgraded to 2.2.2 which was the last one I could remember working well for us and got this

Session Setup (AndX) on workgroup browsing

Hi there. I wonder, why does a SMB/CIFS client need to perform a session setup just to see the list of machines in a workgroup? I am having some problems with tracing some CIFS code, and at least Windows XP clients seem to try to do a session setup when just double-clicking on the name of a

Re: 2.2.5 crashes in cli_errstr

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I was wrong. When setting a drop rule it just gets stuck. And after removing the drop rule, smbd does not recover. The smbd panic occurs when the domain controller is rebooted. In this case smbd does not recover, too. Today I added a route

Re: 2.2.5 crashes in cli_errstr

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I really can't see what's going wrong. I can still not reproduce the crash. Could you provide *exact* steps (kernel version, routing table, ip addresses, etc) to reproduce this with latest 2.2 CVS code? To get the latest 2.2 cvs, see

shm_alloc fail

we are using smbd 2.0.7 and we are getting the error messages from the var/log below. users are getting intermittent connection errors and we've been looking at the network also for potential problems. these error messages appear to indicate some shared memory exhaustion when coupled with the

File descriptor leak in pam_winbind.so

This affects 3.0alpha19 and all previous versions of pam_winbind.so AFAICS Long running PAM clients can cause PAM to repeatedly load and unload pam_winbind.so. When this happens the client application will leak file descriptors if a request was made to winbindd while the library was loaded.

Re: File descriptor leak in pam_winbind.so

On Thu, Aug 29, 2002 at 07:49:22AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about 'Re: File descriptor leak in pam_winbind.so': On Thu, Aug 29, 2002 at 05:44:51PM +0100, Paul Flinders wrote: return retval; + } + + void __attribute__ ((destructor)) unload () + { + /* Make sure socket

Re: %g in logon script (was Re: Samba 2.2.6.p1)

On Thu, 29 Aug 2002, ian j hart wrote: David W. Chapman Jr. wrote: This is probably something that the samba people need to see so it can be fixed if it hasn't already. The first thing I tried failed. anaonymous listing alpha# smbclient -L //alpha added interface

Re: %g in logon script (was Re: Samba 2.2.6.p1)

MCCALL,DON (HP-USA,ex1) wrote: Hi Ian, Problem is that %g macro cannot be expanded in smb.conf until AFTER a tconnX has happened - this means in effect that you can only use %g in share/service definitions. In the global section (where you would define your logon script, you would have

Re: Was there a conv buffer prob in 2.2.1a?

Seems the number of extra bytes matches the number of bytes in the share name. In the example below there are 3 extra words (not 4 as stated) as there are 3 characters in the share name: ku-ru-ma Longer share names produce more extra byte pairs.. -Michael Michael Cuff wrote: Urban, List,