US1.samba.org not updating currently

[Gerald Carter]

Apparently the us1.samba.org site is not updating currently.
us2.samba.org is as well as au2.samba.org.  

These are the pointers posted on the main Samba.org site.
Many thanks to Lars for maintaining the newer FAQ.

>From the somewhat older Samba NT Domain FAQ...

NOTICE : This FAQ has become somewhat outdated since 
the creation of the SAMBA_TNG branch. This branch while 
introducing quite a lot of new functionality, has also 
introduced as much if not more changes to the way things 
are configured. Lars Kneschke has the only SAMBA_TNG FAQ that 
I am currently aware of. If you are dealing with the TNG 
branch, you should read his Introduction to the Samba TNG branch.

Unless otherwise stated all functionality described in 
this FAQ is contained only in the HEAD samba branch prior 
to January ?? (don't remember the exact date....check the 
HEAD branch CVS logs) of 2000 which is different that the 
main distributed branch (e.g.2.0.6 at the moment; about to 
be 2.0.7). The HEAD branch is used for developmental 
purposes and should not be used in a production environment.  
This does not mean that is does not work, but rather 
changes very quickly and is to be considered a work in progress.  
The distributed version is considered to be "stable" code but 
may not contain all the functionality of the HEAD branch.

Also, the FAQ deals with functioanality specific to interaction
regarding Windows NT Domains and Samba.  For general setup
information, please refer to the files located in the docs/ 
directory in the Samba distribution or to the documentation 
links on the Samba home page.






Cheers,
jerry
________________________________________________________________________
                            Gerald ( Jerry ) Carter	
Engineering Network Services                           Auburn University 
jerry at eng.auburn.edu             http://www.eng.auburn.edu/users/cartegw

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