Win95 shutdown lockup and nmbd

[Tim Winders]

Yeah!  Samba is DEFINATELY the problem.  Running Samba 1.9.17 acting as
WINS server for multiple subnets.  When shutting down Win95, it locks up
MOST of the time.  Samba is acting as a login server, but no one is
logging into it.  We have NT4sp3, NW411, NW410, NW312.  Most users logging
into a server are locking down.  Many of those NOT logging in anywhere are
locking down when they try to shutdown.

Win95 is getting the WINS assignment through DHCP.  I am using the ISC
DHCP beta5.16 server.  To test the problem, I removed the WINS assignment
on the server and rebooted the problem Win95 machines.  When they had NO
WINS assignment they shutdown WITHOUTH A PROBLEM.  I changed the nmbd
debug level to 10 and added the WINS assignment back to the machines,
rebooted and they ALL LOCKED DOWN when trying to shutdown.

I did NOT try a different WINS server.  The log.nmb file is ~6.7MB.  I
have made it available at ftp://ftp.spc.cc.tx.us/pub/log.nmb.10 so you can
d/l it and try to figure it out...

I tested this with 3 machines.  Their names are TA123-03, TA123-04 and
TA123-05.  I HOPE this helps.  If there is anything else I can help with,
please let me know.  It would be WONDERFUL to get this fixed!

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|  Tim Winders, CNE              |  Email:  twinders at spc.cc.tx.us   |
|  Network Administrator         |  Phone:  806-894-9611 x 2369     |
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