# smbpasswd
New SMB password: ^D
Retype new SMB password: ^D
Segmentation fault
Note that I tried ^D because ^C didn't work. Am I right that it
_should_ terminate the program, and ^D should _not_ result in a
segfault..?
Oh, and regarding smbpasswd, it's now missing its version stamp in the
help message:
-----------2.2.8:
When run by root:
smbpasswd [options] [username] [password]
otherwise:
smbpasswd [options] [password]
Version: 2.2.8
options:
-L local mode (must be first option)
-h print this usage message
-----------3.0.0:
When run by root:
smbpasswd [options] [username] [password]
otherwise:
smbpasswd [options] [password]
options:
-L local mode (must be first option)
-h print this usage message
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I think... When using Samba 3, and a Win2K client, I mapped a network drive onto the client from the server, (again, RH9) and proceeded to copy a profile into the network drive. It created the initial folder and then said it could not copy the profile, due to invalid folder name. The folder name I used is: 'profile'... the path was F:\profile\, is wondering if the error came up because of the '\'s needing to be '/' for the RH9 machine? Cheers S