samba - Sep 1997 - 1.9.17alpha5 and 1.9.17: keyboard unusable after domain logons

dear samba users,

is anyone else experiencing keyboard lockup from w95 after a domain logon 
user logs out from a samba server?  is anyone using 1.9.17 for domain 
logons _not_ experiencing keyboard lockup?

you can press escape, tab, shift-tab, but as soon as you type any 
letters, the caps-lock and scroll-lock keys flicker on, and you can't 
type in a username or password.

it's really bizarre.  unplugging the keyboard and re-plugging it in makes 
no difference.

we're clearly tickling something wierd in w95, and i'd like to nail it.

luke

Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
> 
> dear samba users,
> 
> is anyone else experiencing keyboard lockup from w95 after a domain logon
> user logs out from a samba server?  is anyone using 1.9.17 for domain
> logons _not_ experiencing keyboard lockup?
> 
> you can press escape, tab, shift-tab, but as soon as you type any
> letters, the caps-lock and scroll-lock keys flicker on, and you can't
> type in a username or password.
> 
> it's really bizarre.  unplugging the keyboard and re-plugging it in
makes
> no difference.
> 
> we're clearly tickling something wierd in w95, and i'd like to nail
it.
> 
> luke
I remember seeing this quite some time ago. I never found out a reason
why as I couldn't reliably reproduce the problem and have I seen it
in the past 6 months. However, I have never seen the problem in the 
Win 95 'B' (i.e. OSR2 and 2.1) release.

Simeon

> dear samba users,
> 
> is anyone else experiencing keyboard lockup from w95 after a domain logon 
> user logs out from a samba server?  is anyone using 1.9.17 for domain 
> logons _not_ experiencing keyboard lockup?
> 
> you can press escape, tab, shift-tab, but as soon as you type any 
> letters, the caps-lock and scroll-lock keys flicker on, and you can't 
> type in a username or password.
> 
> it's really bizarre.  unplugging the keyboard and re-plugging it in
makes
> no difference.
> 
> we're clearly tickling something wierd in w95, and i'd like to nail
it.
> 
> luke
> 
Yeap...
1. With Samba 1.9.16 series (with or without domain logons)
2. With Windows NT 4.0 (with or without domain logons)
3. At home, with no network !!!

bartek
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Hi Luke!

	Alghough I run Samba, I've experienced this EXACTLY same problem
when a Windows NT 4.0 Server was acting was a PDC, so I believe that the
problem is with Winblows 95!
	
	Bye,

	Celso.

Stolen from an Internet user:
"f u cn rd ths, u cn gt a gd jb n cmptr prgrmmng !"

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On Fri, 5 Sep 1997, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
> dear samba users,
> 
> is anyone else experiencing keyboard lockup from w95 after a domain logon 
> user logs out from a samba server?  is anyone using 1.9.17 for domain 
> logons _not_ experiencing keyboard lockup?
> 
> you can press escape, tab, shift-tab, but as soon as you type any 
> letters, the caps-lock and scroll-lock keys flicker on, and you can't 
> type in a username or password.
> 
> it's really bizarre.  unplugging the keyboard and re-plugging it in
makes
> no difference.
> 
> we're clearly tickling something wierd in w95, and i'd like to nail
it.
> 
> luke
>