samba - Mar 2001 - Smb Retry and SSL

After posting to samba-nt and samba-technical I was told that this was the
place.

Running 2.0.7-21

Feb 22 12:42:41 server1 kernel: smb_trans2_request: result=-32, setting
invalid
Feb 22 12:42:41 server1 kernel: smb_retry: sucessful, new pid=32561,
generation=4

I have removed the system from the domain, erased the SID's,
reset the computer account, rejoined the domain and still get this error.
This is exceedingly troublesome because when it decides to send an error to
the console I
have been in the process of editing files, scripts, etc. and it drops the
error message
right into the middle of what I am working on.


Also, running "smbclient -L server"  I am getting this error:
SSL:  Error error setting CA cert locations: error: 00000000::lib(0)
:func(0) :reason(0) trying default locations.

I tried setting "ssl=no" in the smb.conf but it still comes up.

This has been going on for weeks and I would like to resolve it if I could.
TIA

On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, D&D Jordan wrote:
> This is exceedingly troublesome because when it decides to send an error to
> the console I
> have been in the process of editing files, scripts, etc. and it drops the
> error message
> right into the middle of what I am working on.
Ah, you didn't mention this in your earlier message.

You can disable these particular messages by editing
fs/smbfs/proc.c (search for smb_retry and then the "new pid" printout)
fs/smbfs/sock.c (search for the "setting invalid" printout)
and simply remove those lines or change them from PARANOIA() into
VERBOSE(). And then recompile.

You can disable a lot of "questionable" error messages by editing
fs/smbfs/Makefile and remove the line that defines the paranoia setting:
EXTRA_CFLAGS += -DSMBFS_PARANOIA

These messages are logged at KERN_NOTICE level (5). You can hide all such
messages by pressing alt+sysrq+4 (if you have sysrq enabled).

/Urban