Win2k, Samba, & Win'9x
Gerald Carter
gcarter at valinux.com
Fri Jul 21 09:43:27 GMT 2000
"Cole, Timothy D." wrote:
>
> We effectively do that with the "password server"
> parameter, although plainly that won't do for "security
> = domain" -- but Win9x/ME don't really do domain
> membership anyway.
>
> Samba pretty much follows the NT model, though -- which
> it should. I don't think it's worth messing with emulating
> Win9x in any particular way; that way lies madness.
Argghh! You beat me to it Tim. Oh well...since I've already
typed it up.
......
OK. I've basically been ignoring this thread. Then I
saw this message and decided to jump in. If I have missed
so much of it that I an misunderstanding the context, please
correct me.
Windows 9x does allow you to specify a different
workgroup from the domain it validates against.
Windows NT does not.
Windows 9x is the mistake that won't die :-) It is
basically still here for people to play games on.
So when given a choice of whether Samba should act like
Windows NT or the brain dead Windows 9x, I would
choose the former.
jerry
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