debugging smbd

[Marty Leisner]

I traditionally hacked up the code where I want to break, but in a
        printf
and a
        pause
and then attach the debugger to it (enabling it with an environment variable).

Is there a better/easier way to do this?

Unfortuneably, sticking this after the fork breaks smb clients, since they
expect the protocol negotiation to happen in a few seconds (is there any
way to tell the clients not to time out so fast?)


Anyway, in lanman1, the lpq shows for print jobs: 
14th   leisner    13   /tmp/LEISNER.a00550                   43429 bytes
15th   leisner    14   /tmp/LEISNER.a00550                   43429 bytes
16th   leisner    15   /tmp/LEISNER.a00550                   43429 bytes
17th   leisner    16   /tmp/LEISNER.a00550                   43429 bytes
18th   leisner    17   /tmp/LEISNER.a00940                   43429 bytes
19th   leisner    18   /tmp/LEISNER.a00940                   43429 bytes
20th   leisner    19   /tmp/LEISNER.a00940                   43429 bytes
21st   leisner    20   /tmp/LEISNER.a00940                   43429 bytes
22nd   leisner    21   /tmp/LEISNER.a00940                   43429 bytes
23rd   leisner    22   /tmp/LEISNER.a00997                   16769 bytes
24th   leisner    23   /tmp/LEISNER.a00997                   15916 bytes

It probably would be useful to give each a distinct name
like USER.PID.1
     USER.PID.2
etc.

(I wanted to debug print_file).

Since we already have the account, would it make sense to encode the
netbios machine in the file name? (i.e. netbios name instead of user name?)


marty		leisner at sdsp.mc.xerox.com   
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