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I have tried now for allmost a week to get this thing working. I have installed (Debian packages): samba 3.0.2 krb5-user 1.3 (This is MIT kerberos) krb5-config 1.6 winbind 3.0.2 I don't know if my samba is compiled with ADS but I assume it right now - I just installed the apt-get package from the testing (sarge) debian. My problem right now is that root# *smbpasswd -a -m /machine_name/*

...and the derived type's implicit > >>> copy ctor is executed (so long as you remember to assign the result of > >>> cast<SpecificTypeLoc>), if you copy, otherwise the SpecificTypeLoc's > >>> member functions are actually invoked on a TypeLoc object - bogas, but > >>> it works (because there's no other members in the SpecificTypeLoc > >>> types). > >> > >> Yep. See also LLVM's IntrinsicInst. This kind of UB is very common and > >> essentially harmless, but if you want to stamp it out, feel f...

...ved type's implicit >> >>> copy ctor is executed (so long as you remember to assign the result of >> >>> cast<SpecificTypeLoc>), if you copy, otherwise the SpecificTypeLoc's >> >>> member functions are actually invoked on a TypeLoc object - bogas, but >> >>> it works (because there's no other members in the SpecificTypeLoc >> >>> types). >> >> >> >> Yep. See also LLVM's IntrinsicInst. This kind of UB is very common >> >> and >> >> essentially harmless, b...

...) cast to the derived type and the derived type's implicit >> copy ctor is executed (so long as you remember to assign the result of >> cast<SpecificTypeLoc>), if you copy, otherwise the SpecificTypeLoc's >> member functions are actually invoked on a TypeLoc object - bogas, but >> it works (because there's no other members in the SpecificTypeLoc >> types). > > Yep. See also LLVM's IntrinsicInst. This kind of UB is very common and > essentially harmless, but if you want to stamp it out, feel free. > >> Richard / Kostya: what'...

...e derived type and the derived type's implicit >>> copy ctor is executed (so long as you remember to assign the result of >>> cast<SpecificTypeLoc>), if you copy, otherwise the SpecificTypeLoc's >>> member functions are actually invoked on a TypeLoc object - bogas, but >>> it works (because there's no other members in the SpecificTypeLoc >>> types). >> >> Yep. See also LLVM's IntrinsicInst. This kind of UB is very common and >> essentially harmless, but if you want to stamp it out, feel free. >> >>&gt...

...;s implicit >>> >>> copy ctor is executed (so long as you remember to assign the result of >>> >>> cast<SpecificTypeLoc>), if you copy, otherwise the SpecificTypeLoc's >>> >>> member functions are actually invoked on a TypeLoc object - bogas, but >>> >>> it works (because there's no other members in the SpecificTypeLoc >>> >>> types). >>> >> >>> >> Yep. See also LLVM's IntrinsicInst. This kind of UB is very common >>> >> and >>> >>...