[Fwd: Re: [jcifs] Re: SMB URL]
Christopher R. Hertel
crh at nts.umn.edu
Thu Sep 13 10:32:08 GMT 2001
> That would make more sense. Because of the way things work on Mac OS X
> we have too support both URLs. Currently when a user types in the URL
> or in fact when they Browse the network we get pass the url down to
> our resolve name code. This code then tries to figure out the best way
> to connect to the remote system. So as long as it is just a default
> that would work in our case.
Let me catch up here...
George, are you now saying that it would be okay if...
smb:// - defaults to SMB/NBT (port 139) semantics, and
cifs:// - defaults to CIFS/TCP (port 445) semantics?
I need a one-way-or-the-other answer. Either
smb:// is *only* NBT and cifs:// is *only* CIFS over TCP
or
the two are interchangable.
Otherwise we have a problem because the same URL string will mean one
thing for one implementation and another thing under another
implementation.
Chris -)-----
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