tag:old.nabble.com,2006:forum-13150Nabble - Samba2009-12-06T03:15:22ZSamba is software that can be run on a platform other than Microsoft Windows, for example, UNIX, Linux, IBM System 390, OpenVMS, and other operating systems. Samba uses the TCP/IP protocol that is installed on the host server. When correctly configured, it allows that host to interact with a Microsoft Windows client or server as if it is a Windows file and print server. Samba home is <a href="http://samba.org/" target="_top" rel="nofollow">here</a>.tag:old.nabble.com,2006:post-26663941Canberra Hackerspace meetup2009-12-06T03:15:22Z2009-12-06T03:15:22ZAlastair D'SilvaHi Folks,
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<br>attributes, but I don't need that. My backup script looks like this: (as the
<br>paths suggest, this one happens to be on OSX)
<br><br>#!/bin/bash
<br>export GIT_DIR='/Volumes/BlueBrick/Backups/iPhoto-Originals.git'
<br>export GIT_WORK_TREE='/Users/benw/Pictures/iPhoto Library/Originals'
<br>cd "$GIT_WORK_TREE"
<br>git add .
<br>git commit -a -m "$0"
<br><br>This backs up 30G of photos (20,000 files) and runs in under 10sec when not
<br>much has changed. A little longer for many more smaller files, but still
<br>great. Git keeps an index containing mtime for each file, so on Unix
<br>filesystems it can just stat each file to check for changes.
<br><br>- Ben.
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<br>> Anyone care to contribute what they do?
<br>> Automatic is good.
<br>> Using 'snapshots' of any sort gets bonus points :-)
<br><br>rdiff-backup is easy to use:
<br><br>$ sudo rdiff-backup /home/user /media/disk/user-rdiff-backup/
<br><br>I like to be able to verify the SHA1 hashes of a backup so that when I
<br>do have to restore from a backup, I have some confidence that I'm
<br>getting reasonable data:
<br><br>$ sudo rdiff-backup --verify /media/disk/user-rdiff-backup/
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<br>[..]
<br>> Cosmetic: Can you please switch your editor to 8-space tab
<br>> indentation?
<br><br>whoops. I did that, and then I continued development on another machine ;-)
<br><br>> construct_full_path(): Is it really the case that we still
<br>> get "./" as path components here? And, do they really hurt
<br>> at this level?
<br><br>it is used to construct full path names to send to the anti-virus
<br>scanner over the socket. I guess the scanner should be able to deal
<br>with /./ in a path.
<br><br>is vfs_GetWd() return a path that ends on a / or is that not guaranteed?
<br><br>[..]
<br>> connect_to_scanner: We have the routine open_socket_out() in
<br>> lib/util_sock.c that does pretty much what you do here.
<br><br>from the API I do not see how I can make it open a unix domain socket?
<br><br>[..]
<br>> Now for two real concerns I have, first a simple one:
<br>>
<br>> scannedonly_allow_access: There's a
<br>>
<br>> while (dire) {
<br>> ...
<br>> } while (dire) ;
<br>>
<br>> loop. Is that correct C?
<br><br>I wonder why the compiler accepts this. Will fix asap.
<br><br>[..]
<br><br>> If my assumption about its purpose (use it at close time) is
<br>> right, then you don't need the array at all: We have the
<br>> fsp->fsp_name available in the vfs_close call that you might
<br>> want to access.
<br><br>ahh, that helps a lot indeed.
<br><br>>
<br>>> one thing: how does the samba team handle copyright? is all copyright
<br>>> transferred to a foundation, or do individual contributers keep their
<br>>> own copyright, or is there another way?
<br>>
<br>> You can keep your own copyright. Our only restriction is
<br>> that it must be personal and not corporate.
<br><br>and licence? curren module has GPL 2 or newer, any requirements on that
<br>point?
<br><br>Olivier
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<br>rsync to sync within the network, and git to sync to an offsite server
<br>(smaller files only).
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<br><br>Straight forward.
<br><br>1. A script that rsync's /etc, /var and /home from all the computers in
<br>my home (ubuntu, OSX or Solaris) to a location on a central box (my
<br>file/print server). It is in cron and runs every night. It first checks
<br>to see if the machine is on then rsync's, so as long as the PC's are
<br>turned on at least some nights in the month it will be backed up.
<br><br>2. Once a week the central rsync repository and the important
<br>direstories on the file/print server as well as one or two windows
<br>shares on my media center, are tar'd onto a 640 GB USB drive. I have it
<br>formatted as VFAT for portability purposes. This will allow my to
<br>restore files from the tar ball on any system, and having it as a tar
<br>ball allows my to preserve file permissions and ownership.
<br><br>It's not saphisticated and no where near efficient, but what it is, is
<br>simple and effective. It gives me a backup of everything I need in case
<br>of a disaster. The two scripts that do the work are only a small but
<br>they work.
<br><br>I did think about amanda and I have looked at a bunch of other OSS
<br>packages, but it my home PC's, I have hard copies of all my really
<br>important documents etc, and the backup system I have knocked up,
<br>duplicates anything electronic I have so i have mitigated most of the
<br>rest of the risk to a level I can except. What else do I need?.
<br><br>Randall.
<br><br><br>On 6/12/09 3:42 PM, steve jenkin wrote:
<div class='shrinkable-quote'><br>> A friend was enthusing recently about his OS/X system and "Time
<br>> Machine". This ZDnet piece on "Google Backup" prompted a thought.
<br>> <<a href="http://blogs.zdnet.com/perlow/?p=11720" target="_top" rel="nofollow">http://blogs.zdnet.com/perlow/?p=11720</a>>
<br>>
<br>> Like many 'experienced' admins/Unix Users, I take backup/restores
<br>> seriously on servers I manage for others but have poor or no solutions
<br>> for my desktops...
<br>> The sort of solution "Time Machine" provided for my friend.
<br>>
<br>> Recently I played with DRBD at work and thought "this'd be great to
<br>> mirror my work desktop root& home filesystems to another m/c".
<br>>
<br>> I've not done that because it didn't seem to be common usage...
<br>>
<br>> CLUG is a broad church with a bunch of talented individuals with
<br>> many/diverse interesting solutions.
<br>>
<br>> Anyone care to contribute what they do?
<br>> Automatic is good.
<br>> Using 'snapshots' of any sort gets bonus points :-)
<br>>
<br>>
<br>> cheers
<br>> s
<br>>
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<br><br>> Hi,
<br>>
<br>> I just read the Project Ideas for Oracle's Linux file system btrfs
<br>>
<br>> <a href="http://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Project_ideas#Incremental_backups" target="_top" rel="nofollow">http://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Project_ideas#Incremental_backups</a><br>>
<br>> that rsync could get info from btrfs about what files have changed, and
<br>> therefor only increment back up those.
<br><br>From the page:
<br><br>>> This information needs to be exported to userland in two different ways:
<br><br>>> - A simple list of files and directories that have been updated since
<br>>> the generation requested. This should be suitable for feeding into
<br>>> rsync.
<br><br>The way I read that, it's not something rsync-specific. It sounds like
<br>btrfs would allow the generation of a list of files, which rsync (or tar,
<br>or zip, or whatever) could accept. (Rsync obviously being the best
<br>choice, :-) )
<br><br>e.g.:
<br><br>$ export-whatever-from-btrfs | rsync --files-from=- / backup/
<br><br>(or)
<br><br>$ export-whatever-from-btrfs | tar -Jcvf backup.tar.xz -T -
<br>$ export-whatever-from-btrfs | zip -@ backup.zip
<br>...etc...
<br><br><br>> Is this someone that is likely to happen in the for see able future?
<br><br>Sounds like a question for the btrfs folks.
<br><br>Best,
<br>Ben
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<br>the specified USB drive in, udev picks it up, mounts it in an
<br>appropriate place, then executes a backup script.
<br><br><a href="http://cafuego.net/2007/11/11/time-machine-kinda" target="_top" rel="nofollow">http://cafuego.net/2007/11/11/time-machine-kinda</a><br><br><br>On 12/06/2009 03:42 PM, steve jenkin wrote:
<div class='shrinkable-quote'><br>> A friend was enthusing recently about his OS/X system and "Time
<br>> Machine". This ZDnet piece on "Google Backup" prompted a thought.
<br>> <<a href="http://blogs.zdnet.com/perlow/?p=11720" target="_top" rel="nofollow">http://blogs.zdnet.com/perlow/?p=11720</a>>
<br>>
<br>> Like many 'experienced' admins/Unix Users, I take backup/restores
<br>> seriously on servers I manage for others but have poor or no solutions
<br>> for my desktops...
<br>> The sort of solution "Time Machine" provided for my friend.
<br>>
<br>> Recently I played with DRBD at work and thought "this'd be great to
<br>> mirror my work desktop root& home filesystems to another m/c".
<br>>
<br>> I've not done that because it didn't seem to be common usage...
<br>>
<br>> CLUG is a broad church with a bunch of talented individuals with
<br>> many/diverse interesting solutions.
<br>>
<br>> Anyone care to contribute what they do?
<br>> Automatic is good.
<br>> Using 'snapshots' of any sort gets bonus points :-)
<br>>
<br>>
<br>> cheers
<br>> s
<br>>
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<br>> Anyone care to contribute what they do?
<br><br>dirvish (can supply configs if you want). It is just rsync with lazy
<br>copy nicely wrapped up.
<br><br>> Automatic is good.
<br><br>it is. in my case weekly, monthly and yearly.
<br><br>> Using 'snapshots' of any sort gets bonus points :-)
<br><br>Does.
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<br>> Out of curiosity, how long does rsnapshot take to create a new snapshot?
<br>> Say, on a reasonable sized filesystem, when not much (or perhaps
<br>> nothing) has changed.
<br><br>I just did a test where not much had changed on my laptop. It's 80GB of backup and it took
<br>2m45s total to do the "cp -l" and rsync.
<br><br>Brett
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<br><br>>
<br>> I still use rsnapshot. ...
<br><br><br>Out of curiosity, how long does rsnapshot take to create a new snapshot?
<br>Say, on a reasonable sized filesystem, when not much (or perhaps nothing)
<br>has changed.
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<br>> Anyone care to contribute what they do?
<br>> Automatic is good. Using 'snapshots' of any sort gets bonus points :-)
<br><br>I still use rsnapshot. It's good as long as you have continuity of backups. I've had to
<br>correct some extra full backups it's created when the "cp" phase was interrupted. And it
<br>does do snapshots.
<br><br>Brett
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<br>Machine". This ZDnet piece on "Google Backup" prompted a thought.
<br><<a href="http://blogs.zdnet.com/perlow/?p=11720" target="_top" rel="nofollow">http://blogs.zdnet.com/perlow/?p=11720</a>>
<br><br>Like many 'experienced' admins/Unix Users, I take backup/restores
<br>seriously on servers I manage for others but have poor or no solutions
<br>for my desktops...
<br>The sort of solution "Time Machine" provided for my friend.
<br><br>Recently I played with DRBD at work and thought "this'd be great to
<br>mirror my work desktop root & home filesystems to another m/c".
<br><br>I've not done that because it didn't seem to be common usage...
<br><br>CLUG is a broad church with a bunch of talented individuals with
<br>many/diverse interesting solutions.
<br><br>Anyone care to contribute what they do?
<br>Automatic is good.
<br>Using 'snapshots' of any sort gets bonus points :-)
<br><br><br>cheers
<br>s
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<div class='shrinkable-quote'><br>> Hi all,
<br>>
<br>> with some help I ported the scannedonly module to the samba 3.5 vfs API:
<br>>
<br>> <a href="http://scannedonly.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/scannedonly/branches/samba3.5compat/src/vfs_scannedonly.c?revision=61&view=markup" target="_top" rel="nofollow">http://scannedonly.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/scannedonly/branches/samba3.5compat/src/vfs_scannedonly.c?revision=61&view=markup</a><br>>
<br>> please have a look at the code and let me know if more changes are
<br>> required to include it in the samba source tree.
<br>>
<br>> one thing: how does the samba team handle copyright? is all copyright
<br>> transferred to a foundation, or do individual contributers keep their
<br>> own copyright, or is there another way?
</div><br>We would prefer individual contributors keep their own copyright,
<br>rather then their employing company. If this is difficult then
<br>copyright can be transferred to the Software Freedom Conservancy.
<br><br>Jeremy.
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<br>
<br>Attached is a small patch for krb5 library.
<br>I guess I should send this patch to you or not?
<br>
<br>CU,
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<br>> 2.6.28-16 kernel.
<br>>
<br>> If I plug in a USB hard drive I see pretty good transfer rates:
<br>>
<br>> $ sudo hdparm -t /dev/sdb
<br>>
<br>> /dev/sdb:
<br>> Timing buffered disk reads: 90 MB in 3.03 seconds = 29.68 MB/sec
<br><br>The X61 has some "advanced" power saving features in which devices are
<br>put into D3 and other slower states to save power. Have you tried it
<br>with and without the machine plugged in?
<br><br>I for example have a completely non-functional SD card reader on my
<br>X61 under XP but under Ubuntu/Vista it is fine.... rarrgh! I have
<br>found that keeping the BIOS up to date (there have been a few fixes as
<br>of late) is critical in keeping the thing working. Beyond that it is
<br>still a very nice bit of kit.
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<br>
<br>Attached is a very small patch to fix ‘samba4.local.tdr’ test.
<br>
<br>CU,
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<br><br>I just read the Project Ideas for Oracle's Linux file system btrfs
<br><br><a href="http://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Project_ideas#Incremental_backups" target="_top" rel="nofollow">http://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Project_ideas#Incremental_backups</a><br><br>that rsync could get info from btrfs about what files have changed,
<br>and therefor only increment back up those.
<br><br>Is this someone that is likely to happen in the for see able future?
<br><br>Hugs,
<br>Louise
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<br>
<br>Here is another one – that was more tricky to catch :-)
<br>
<br>Bug is that ‘new_name’ is occasionally a child of ‘streams’.
<br>This happens on when stream_name_normalise() gets called – ‘streams’
<br>is used as a parent context. So if ‘new_name’ needs to be allocated,
<br>this is done as a child for ‘streams’.
<br>
<br>CU,
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<div class='shrinkable-quote'><br>> Daniel Pittman wrote:
<br>>
<br>> > Sure is. I mean, he doesn't even know the same jargon you do, after he has
<br>> > been using Linux for six whole days! I mean, how stupid could you possibly
<br>> > be — everyone knows those terms!
<br>> Not at all. I'm simply saying that he was talking to his pro-windows audience knowing how
<br>> that they would agree with the negative Linux sentiment he was conveying.
<br>>
<br>> Saying that Linux is bad because it's unfamiliar is a common thread under the windows
<br>> biased media. Also resorting to the command line when it's not necessary make Windows
<br>> people nervous. Which is the result he's after anyway.
</div><br>I don't know that's what I got from the article.. The day before he was
<br>stoked with Ubuntu, he hit the update button, X crashed and it took him
<br>30 minutes to recover. I thought he reported in a more level-headed way
<br>than I would have! Hells, I was put off Ubuntu for 2 years when an
<br>update undid my multiple-monitor setup; if I'd just come from Windows
<br>and that happened I think I would go running back to the familiar too.
<br><br> --Ben.
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<br>> On Sat, 2009-12-05 at 22:35 +0100, Volker Lendecke wrote:
<br>> > On Sat, Dec 05, 2009 at 10:53:43PM +0200, Kamen Mazdrashki wrote:
<br>> > > It seems you are the ‘owner’ of ldb_ldif_write().
<br>> > > Please find attached a small patch to fix a memory leek.
<br>> >
<br>> > There's more of those. CHECK_RET can return, leaving
<br>> > mem_ctx around.
<br>>
<br>> Nope, within CHECK_RET there is a talloc_free(mem_ctx);
<br><br>Thanks :-)
<br><br>Volker
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<br>> On Sat, Dec 05, 2009 at 10:53:43PM +0200, Kamen Mazdrashki wrote:
<br>> > It seems you are the ‘owner’ of ldb_ldif_write().
<br>> > Please find attached a small patch to fix a memory leek.
<br>>
<br>> There's more of those. CHECK_RET can return, leaving
<br>> mem_ctx around.
<br><br>Nope, within CHECK_RET there is a talloc_free(mem_ctx);
<br><br>Simo.
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<br>> Hi Tridge,
<br>>
<br>> It seems you are the ‘owner’ of ldb_ldif_write().
<br>> Please find attached a small patch to fix a memory leek.
<br><br>Good catch!
<br>ACK
<br><br>Simo.
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<br>> It seems you are the ‘owner’ of ldb_ldif_write().
<br>> Please find attached a small patch to fix a memory leek.
<br><br>There's more of those. CHECK_RET can return, leaving
<br>mem_ctx around.
<br><br>Volker
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<br>> On Sat, Dec 05, 2009 at 10:53:43PM +0200, Kamen Mazdrashki wrote:
<br>>> It seems you are the ‘owner’ of ldb_ldif_write().
<br>>> Please find attached a small patch to fix a memory leek.
<br>>
<br>> There's more of those. CHECK_RET can return, leaving
<br>> mem_ctx around.
<br><br>Perhaps it is that way...
<br>It is just this one I have found while playing with Valgrind
<br>(I am trying to learn more about this tool as you have advised :)
<br><br>CU,
<br>Kamen Mazdrashki
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<br><br>On Sat, Dec 05, 2009 at 08:53:00PM +0100, Olivier Sessink wrote:
<br>> with some help I ported the scannedonly module to the samba 3.5 vfs API:
<br>>
<br>> <a href="http://scannedonly.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/scannedonly/branches/samba3.5compat/src/vfs_scannedonly.c?revision=61&view=markup" target="_top" rel="nofollow">http://scannedonly.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/scannedonly/branches/samba3.5compat/src/vfs_scannedonly.c?revision=61&view=markup</a><br>>
<br>> please have a look at the code and let me know if more changes are
<br>> required to include it in the samba source tree.
<br><br>Cosmetic: Can you please switch your editor to 8-space tab
<br>indentation? You seem to have tabs with 4 spaces, this
<br>messes up indentation quite a bit. Alternatively, convert
<br>the tabs to spaces.
<br><br>Now some hints to simplify the code. I know we have a huge
<br>runtime lib that is hard to wrap your head around, so take
<br>these not as criticisms but as hints into our code base:
<br><br>Routines cachefile_name and name_w_ending_slash: I think
<br>talloc_asprintf() would tremendously help here. If I read it
<br>right, cachefile_name would look like
<br><br>talloc_asprintf(ctx, "%s.scanned:%s", basename, shortname)
<br><br>This would also take care of checking for talloc_size
<br>failing more easy.
<br><br>The else branch in name_w_ending_slash() could be simplified
<br>as talloc_asprintf(ctx, "%s/", name);
<br><br>Similar for path_plus_name().
<br><br>construct_full_path(): Is it really the case that we still
<br>get "./" as path components here? And, do they really hurt
<br>at this level?
<br><br>connect_to_scanner: We have the routine open_socket_out() in
<br>lib/util_sock.c that does pretty much what you do here.
<br><br>For the fcntl(so->socket, F_SETFL, O_NDELAY) we have
<br>set_blocking().
<br><br>timespec_is_newer: This might be simplified by calling
<br>timespec_compare()
<br><br>is_scannedonly_file: We tend to use type bool for these
<br>kinds of functions.
<br><br>scannedonly_allow_access: For the two strcmps, we have ISDOT
<br>and ISDOTDOT which should be faster than calling strcmp.
<br><br>Now for two real concerns I have, first a simple one:
<br><br>scannedonly_allow_access: There's a
<br><br> while (dire) {
<br> ...
<br> } while (dire) ;
<br><br>loop. Is that correct C?
<br><br>Then the active_files[1024] array in struct Tscannedonly: My
<br>impression is that these are used to notify the scanner at
<br>close time. Is that right? If so, you can't restrict that to
<br>1024, we have to deal with many more file descriptors. Then,
<br>with your "memset(so->activefiles, 0, 1024);" you don't
<br>initialize the whole array if that was your intention.
<br>1024*sizeof(char *) would have been right I think.
<br><br>If my assumption about its purpose (use it at close time) is
<br>right, then you don't need the array at all: We have the
<br>fsp->fsp_name available in the vfs_close call that you might
<br>want to access.
<br><br>> one thing: how does the samba team handle copyright? is all copyright
<br>> transferred to a foundation, or do individual contributers keep their
<br>> own copyright, or is there another way?
<br><br>You can keep your own copyright. Our only restriction is
<br>that it must be personal and not corporate.
<br><br>Volker
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<br>
<br>It seems you are the ‘owner’ of ldb_ldif_write().
<br>Please find attached a small patch to fix a memory leek.
<br>
<br>CU,
<br>Kamen Mazdrashki
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<br>The IRS seems to make people nervous and leery. However, when your
<br>business needs a Federal tax identification number, you will simply
<br>need to fill out a short called Form SS4. Also available from the IRS
<br>is a wealth of tax information for the small business owner. There is
<br>a Small Business Tax Kit that you can request from the IRS; ask for
<br>#454 when you call. Other information can be found on their website.
<br><br>A buyer in a business purchase transaction wants to know that the
<br>business which they are purchasing is one that will see future
<br>profits. It is not only important for the business to be seen as doing
<br>well at that particular moment in time, but it is also vital that the
<br>business will continue to do well in the future. Therefore, future
<br>profitability is something which will drive up the value of a
<br>business. After all, who really wants to purchase a business that will
<br>go downhill soon thereafter. The answer to that question is probably
<br>no one. If a current business owner can show factors which relate to
<br>future profitability of the business, then their business may be one
<br>that is portrayed as having good value.
<br><br><br>Generational Equity
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<br>
<br>Attached is a small fix for talloc library in case ALWAYS_REALLOC is used.
<br>
<br>CU,
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<br><br><br /> <div class="small"><br/><img src="http://old.nabble.com/images/icon_attachment.gif" > <strong>0001-talloc-Fix-write-behind-memory-block.patch</strong> (1K) <a href="http://old.nabble.com/attachment/26658701/0/0001-talloc-Fix-write-behind-memory-block.patch" target="_top">Download Attachment</a></div><p>From forum: <a href="http://old.nabble.com/Samba---samba-technical-f13164.html" embed="fixTarget[13164]" target="_top" >Samba - samba-technical</a></p>tag:old.nabble.com,2006:post-26658894scannedonly vfs module ported to samba 3.52009-12-05T11:53:00Z2009-12-05T11:53:00ZOlivier SessinkHi all,
<br><br>with some help I ported the scannedonly module to the samba 3.5 vfs API:
<br><br><a href="http://scannedonly.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/scannedonly/branches/samba3.5compat/src/vfs_scannedonly.c?revision=61&view=markup" target="_top" rel="nofollow">http://scannedonly.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/scannedonly/branches/samba3.5compat/src/vfs_scannedonly.c?revision=61&view=markup</a><br><br>please have a look at the code and let me know if more changes are
<br>required to include it in the samba source tree.
<br><br>one thing: how does the samba team handle copyright? is all copyright
<br>transferred to a foundation, or do individual contributers keep their
<br>own copyright, or is there another way?
<br><br>thanks,
<br> Olivier
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<p>From forum: <a href="http://old.nabble.com/Samba---wireless-f13168.html" embed="fixTarget[13168]" target="_top" >Samba - wireless</a></p>tag:old.nabble.com,2006:post-26658321getifaddrs() issues on AIX2009-12-05T11:07:14Z2009-12-05T11:07:14Zmiguel.sandersHi Samba team
<br><br>I would like to report that the "interfaces / bind interfaces only" features of Samba do not function on AIX.
<br>There are two problematic situations:
<br>(1) Assume interfaces en1 and en2 have an IP address whereas en0 does not.
<br>(Simplified) netstat output on AIX would show something like:
<br># netstat -in
<br>Name Mtu Network Address
<br>en1 9000 link#2 22.f1.30.0.10.6
<br>en1 9000 10.226.32 10.226.32.222
<br>en2 1500 link#3 22.f1.30.0.10.8
<br>en2 1500 10.226.33 10.226.33.222
<br>en0* 65390 link#4 22.f1.30.0.10.4
<br>lo0 16896 link#1
<br>lo0 16896 127 127.0.0.1
<br>lo0 16896 ::1
<br><br>If there is no interfaces entry in smb.conf (f.e. interfaces = en1 or interfaces = en2), smbd will simply not start.
<br>The problem lies in the rep_getifaddrs function in lib/replace/getifaddrs.c
<br>AIX, unlike Linux, also returns info on the layer 2 HW address of the adapter in the ifconf struct (as can be observed from the output above).
<br>As a result, one should only call the SIOCGIFADDR ioctl if the sin_family is AF_INET.
<br><br>(2) Assume interface en2 has IP aliases.
<br>(Simplified) netstat output on AIX would show something like:
<br># netstat -in
<br>Name Mtu Network Address
<br>en2 1500 link#3 22.f1.30.0.10.8
<br>en2 1500 10.226.33 10.226.33.222
<br>en2 1500 139.53.231 139.53.231.201
<br>en2 1500 139.53.231 139.53.231.107
<br>lo0 16896 link#1
<br>lo0 16896 127 127.0.0.1
<br>lo0 16896 ::1
<br><br>The IP aliases cannot be used in the interfaces entry in smb.conf.
<br>The problem also lies in the rep_getifaddrs function in lib/replace/getifaddrs.c
<br>AIX, unlike Linux, does not create a new interface for each IP alias.
<br>As a result, the SIOCGIFADDR ioctl does not return any IP aliases of the network interface, only the base IP address.
<br><br>Bugzilla # 6970 (+ patch) was created to address these issues.
<br><br>Could you have a look at the patch?
<br><br>Cheers!
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<br><br><p>From forum: <a href="http://old.nabble.com/Samba---samba-technical-f13164.html" embed="fixTarget[13164]" target="_top" >Samba - samba-technical</a></p>tag:old.nabble.com,2006:post-26658304Really slow USB after suspend to ram2009-12-05T11:04:58Z2009-12-05T11:04:58ZCarlo HamalainenHi,
<br><br>My partner has an IBM Thinkpad X61 with Ubuntu 9.04, running the
<br>2.6.28-16 kernel.
<br><br>If I plug in a USB hard drive I see pretty good transfer rates:
<br><br>$ sudo hdparm -t /dev/sdb
<br><br>/dev/sdb:
<br> Timing buffered disk reads: 90 MB in 3.03 seconds = 29.68 MB/sec
<br><br>But if I suspend to ram and then resume, the transfer rate drops dramatically:
<br><br>/dev/sdb: Timing buffered disk reads: 4 MB in 5.97 seconds = 685.70 kB/sec
<br><br>That's slow enough to be unusable. Reloading USB modules doesn't seem
<br>to help, and the kernel still seems to think that it's a high speed
<br>device:
<br><br>[ 1731.852126] usb 2-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 3
<br>[ 1732.220267] usb 2-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
<br>[ 1732.246405] scsi3 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices
<br><br>I tested the external drive on my laptop and it has no trouble before
<br>or after suspending.
<br><br>There are some long threads on *.ubuntu.com about this problem but I
<br>can't find a definitive answer. Has anyone here dealt with this
<br>problem?
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<div><div></div><div class="h5">
</div></div>Here is the FAQ patch.<br></blockquote><div><br>Thanks! I've updated the FAQ. <br></div></div><br>..wayne..<br>
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<br><br>On Fri, Dec 04, 2009 at 12:38:54PM +0100, <a href="http://old.nabble.com/user/SendEmail.jtp?type=post&post=26656682&i=0" target="_top" rel="nofollow">miguel.sanders@...</a> wrote:
<br>> I don't know if the Samba team is willing to make this configurable...
<br><br>To make this panic was a very conscious decision. The
<br>problem is that not to panic makes access to the Samba
<br>shares pretty random, depending on the sorting order the DC
<br>decides to use for the group list. What we could do instead
<br>of panic is to refuse access with NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED,
<br>which is not really much better.
<br><br>There also have been attempts (I think there's even a bug
<br>report) to filter the group memberships when logging in.
<br>That is the right way to deal with that problem. It's just
<br>not done yet.
<br><br>Volker
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