Nico Kadel-Garcia
2010-Sep-16 23:37 UTC
[Samba] Samba 4 moved mount.cifs and umount.cifs to /usr/local/bin/?
I'm trying to work from the Samba 4 source and SRPM's to build a nice clean Samba package for work, to test some of its features. Overall, I'm happy with what I see, but the new "autogen.sh" seems to construct its "source4/configure" script from these "build" tools, and they entirely ignore the concept of "sbindir" in installing the mount.cifs and umount.cifs utilitis: those wind up in "bindir", not "sbindir". Was that change deliberate? If not, it's going to mess with RHEL and similar operating systems where those system utilities are not normally accessible to users, and are normally summoned from the "mount" command with the "mount -t cifs" option. It's especially going to break autofs. Any observations or suggestions on how best to address that? I can move them to the "sbindir" as a post-install process, but that's begging for confusion.
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