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Gosh. Try to recall what we are dealing with for a minute, will you?Gosh. Try to recall what we are dealing with for a minute, will you?Posted Dec 1, 2011 21:54 UTC (Thu) by magnus (subscriber, #34778)In reply to: Gosh. Try to recall what we are dealing with for a minute, will you? by khim Parent article: Releasing Samba 4
Khim, your condescending tone is unneccesary. I asked a question and gave a couple of alternative answers, some of them I knew in advance were probably not true. That's a good way to get your questions answered, since many people love to point out when you are wrong...
I was unable to find the answer to this pretty basic question on the Samba website and documentation. It's probably obvious to the devels and experienced admins.
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Gosh. Try to recall what we are dealing with for a minute, will you? Posted Dec 5, 2011 6:19 UTC (Mon) by speedster1 (subscriber, #8143) [Link]
I read that reply as somewhat tongue-in-cheek. The "crazy question" is really a sensible goal for those who have to maintain a mixed network, but the sensible desire of customers has been intentionally foiled by Microsoft using "embrace and extend" strategy to discourage such mixed networks (assuming it would usually be the unix side that got dropped).
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