have to set "oplocks = false" for Word

[Dana Canfield]

He might be getting confused by the way smbpasswd seems to work.  I've noticed that

if you don't run smbpasswd as root, it won't let you use the -m option (probably a
good thing,
of course) and even when you do run as root, if you do an smbpasswd -h, it has no
mention of the -m option.
This may be perfectly acceptable behavior, but maybe it should be documented
somewhere?  I don't think
the man page even mentions it. This is from memory, so the details might be wrong,
but that's generally
how I recall it worked.

Dana

Gerald W. Carter wrote:

> On Sun, 19 Apr 1998, Michael Keightley wrote:
>
> >
> > One thing that is missing from the main branch is being able to add a machine
> > to the password file using `smbpasswd -add -m <machine name>'.  The -m option
> > is missing....
> >
>
> Umm...Don't think so.  It's in there.  When's the last time you updated
> the main branch source.
>
> j-
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