[12:43] <infinity> tinoco: pam-winbind and nss-winbind. [12:43] <mdeslaur> tinoco: perhaps file a debian bug also? [12:44] <tinoco> definitely. the proposal was to bring the discussion only [12:44] <infinity> tinoco: Only statically linked to samba-libs, of course. You still want to be dynamically linked to any properly-versioned system libs (like libc). [12:44] <tinoco> i wasn't supper happy about the approach either [12:44] <tinoco> infinity: definitely. gotcha [12:44] <tinoco> i'll work on it and provide a new sru suggestion [12:44] <tinoco> tks! [12:45] <infinity> tinoco: But yes, in the absence of properly-versioned samba libs, I don't see a better solution. [12:45] <tinoco> infinity: yep, me neither. there would be always a time window for things to go bad [12:45] <infinity> tinoco: The best solution would be for upstream to properly version all those little libs in samba-libs, and then break them out into individual packages. [12:45] <infinity> tinoco: But I don't see that happening any time soon, if ever. [12:46] <tinoco> ok. i'll document this for future reference (if they ever go that way) [12:46] <tinoco> and will fix it on debian also [12:46] <tinoco> tks infinity
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