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jra_samba

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    Comment #47404594

    Look into talloc, used inside Samba (and other FLOSS projects like sssd). Exactly this.

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    Comment #47239577

    Tests. All changes must have tests. If they're generating the code, they can generate the tests too.

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    Comment #46561748

    Fantastic summary of the early days by tridge !

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    Comment #44361721

    Over 20+ years in the design and making. Amazing to see it finally rolled out in production ! NFS shuffles one step closer to the grave :-).

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    Comment #42690443

    I had 4 SONOS connect devices (S1 app only) doing exactly this. I recently (last month) replaced them all with BlueSound node nano devices. They do exactly what you require - point…

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    Comment #41523811

    The Samba project has secured significant funding (€688,800.00) from the German Sovereign Tech Fund (STF) to advance the project. The investment was successfully applied for by Ser…

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    Comment #40383194

    Cracks in the Ice: Why a 'frozen' distribution Linux kernel isn't the safest choice for security: https://ciq.com/blog/why-a-frozen-linux-kernel-isnt-the-safe... This is an executi…

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    Comment #40372302

    Amen to this. I recall the original Western Digital WD TV Media Player. https://www.cnet.com/reviews/western-digital-wd-tv-media-pla... Used to attach to a local NAS. Swiftly knee-…

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    Comment #39962360

    Samba doesn't use the passwords or users in /etc/passwd directly. You have to map any SMB users into /etc/passwd users in Sambas database. Without that mapping they don't exist for…

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    Comment #39947840

    My recollection of that time (I was at SGI when Belluzzo was there). https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jeremyallison_wither-google-f...

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    Comment #39337930

    The FSF doesn't even enforce the license for its own projects, let alone any random GPL project. Please don't give people false ideas.

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    Comment #39094824

    No one in these days of cyber attacks should be shipping unknown third party dependencies. How could you fix unknown dependencies in case of severe CVE's in them ? Unknown third pa…

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    Comment #39061787

    My take on this: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jeremyallison_wither-google-f... Wither Google ? FYI. This is my recollection of events, but it's been twenty or so years now, so if…

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    Comment #38560258

    This is very true. As an exmaple, Ian Hickson's blog post explaining the real reason behind DRM was posted on Google+ and is now completely unavailable (at least I can't find the o…

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    Comment #38387046

    I am a personal friend of Chris, and was with him through most of his tenure at Google (we both got laid off at the same time). When Chris said no (and it was rare), it was usually…

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    Comment #38382822

    I used to "share" an office with Hixie at Google. Hixie used to store his board game collection in the office we nominally "shared", but he himself very rarely visited. I liked tha…

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    Comment #37992498

    Yes, I think there's a better way (which would make Samba faster on your system :-). Can you ping me at jra@samba.org and I'll explain !

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    Comment #37950357

    Have you tried running Samba on top of cunoFS ? I'd be interested in performance data on that. For SMB3 access it might be better to add a Samba VFS vfs_cunoFS interface directly. …

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    Comment #37918777

    Google, Vic Gundotra I believe.

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    Comment #37093406

    Ah yes, the UK Police certainly won't use this to police speech they don't like: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-leeds-66462895

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    Comment #36792649

    Discussion about Red Hat's recent source code availability changes.

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