Check out his .sig

[Kevin Wood]

Ok ... I'm making a fool out of myself.

The short answer is: this was supposed to be a forward to a friend who is
trying to understand how to get Mac OS X working in a win+samba
environment.  And we have been sharing stories on samba development.

I thought your guy's dialog would encourage him.

'Course I replied to the whole group -- what a *terrible* way to introduce
myself.  Don't ignore me in a week when I offer some questions about
reading share info out of a database, or providing a hook for sharing
credentials between samba and a custom auth server.

Sorry.  :-(

(No, nobody intended to call anyone -- I gut don't know the difference
between the 'f' key and the 'g' key this morning.)

Kevin

=[( Kevin Wood )]=
> You can read the text, of course, but the interesting part is in the .sig.
> Plus his phone number ... want to call him!!!  ;-)
> 
> Kevin
> 
> =[( Conrad Minshall )]=
> > At 7:09 PM -0700 10/20/01, Andrew Tridgell wrote:
> > >I've just successfully logged in from a W2k client to a Samba server
> > >using a kerberos key from a w2k active directory KDC. The basic code
> > >is already committed to the head branch in CVS, but there are some
> > >other hacks that are needed in the netjoin utility at the moment. I
> > >plan on writing a short HOWTO once the code is in a fit state for
> > >testing.
> > >
> > >Now that this is working I plan on starting a series of alpha releases
> > >of Samba 3.0 soon. We will need to work out what we want in the 3.0
> > >release but I think that the features that have already gone in
> > >warrant some more general testing, so expect to see some very
> > >primitive alpha releases in the next week or two.
> > 
> > I'd like to get Apple's client "Kerberized" to test with this Samba 3.0.
> > Do let me know if you know of any unencumbered code which might be useful.
> > Or of anyone interesteed in adding Kerberos to either the Darwin or the
> > FreeBSD smb clients.
> > 
> > 
> > --
> > Conrad Minshall, conrad at apple.com, 408 974-2749
> > Apple Computer, Mac OS X Core Operating Systems
> > 
>