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...de <sys/param.h> | | int | main () | { | #if BYTE_ORDER != BIG_ENDIAN | not big endian | #endif | | ; | return 0; | } I know someone in Russia has already ported this version to ECS but I can't contact him and he has not (yet) published anything other than binaries as far as I know. Unfortuneatly he has built in dependence on another package which seems broken on SMP systems so I thought I would try and compile from source. TIA -- Kind regards Dave Saville

...now for versions and misc data: gds-2.6.11-r3 SMP samba-3.0.11 something (latest ~x86 as of Mar14) mit-krb5 (latest ~x86 as of Mar14) old domain: ABC.com new domain: DEF.local (well not ABC and DEF but you get the point) old DC 10.0.0.10 (w2k) new DC 10.0.0.5 (w2k3) local IP 10.0.0.20 unfortuneatly i forgot the net ads leave command and edited all files like smb.conf krb5.conf resolv.conf yp.conf. anyways i couldn't join, because it somehow remembered the old domain name and it still does see 3 1) what files to clean??? i removed all .tdb files (/etc/samba/private and /var/lib/samb...

...to a robust sunfire 280R. The machine is serving nfs exports, some of which are also shared by way of samba. It is again running 2.2.1a. After noticing the oplock errors, and doing a little research, I also added "kernel oplocks = no" to the conf file with hopes of solving the problem. Unfortuneatly, the problem was not solved. oplock errors still appear in syslog. Samba processes accumulate and some acquire tremendous amounts of CPU. The load average on the machine has sky rocketed. Lab machines here require users to log onto our 2000 domain, and then mount the user's home direcory...