[linux-cifs-client] (no subject)
Stefanos Karasavvidis
sk at isc.tuc.gr
Mon Feb 21 08:42:48 GMT 2005
Steven French wrote:
> > So the question is simple: how can I use cifs.mount with
> > usernames of the form DOMAIN\USERNAME
>
> As long as we are certain that there is no valid username which contains
> a backslash (which is a pretty safe bet), this would only require minor
> modfication to parse for. We already assume that usernames do not
> contain a comma or percent character (mount.cifs looks for % in username
> already, so adding a check for \ in the username would be easy enough).
>
> Just need a quick test though - would Samba ever accept/allow a username
> with a backslash in it (I doubt it - but it is worth double checking to
> make sure there are no sideeffects to assuming this is a domain vs. user
> sep).
It's quite urgent for me to have this. I assume that I have to change
oplist.c... is this correct?
I'll make a quick and dirty hack.
And by the way... running './configure' and then 'make' on the latest
source code does not find any makefile ("no target specified" )
regards
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> Steve French
> Senior Software Engineer
> Linux Technology Center - IBM Austin
> phone: 512-838-2294
> email: sfrench at-sign us dot ibm dot com
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