new utmp scheme

[Jan Engelhardt]

>You may have many more than one login per smbd process.  That is why

Does opening multiple network connections (e.g. Y: => home, Z: => /opt) open 
one or more logins?

>when utmp is not in use, we use /dev/smb/<pid>/<vuid> as the 'terminal'.
>However, the utmp code requires the small, well-behaved number, and so
>this is what we have.

Well, I did not have any problems so far with "smb#pid#". And I do not think 
that smb-pid-terminal number is used outside that function. Everywhere else, 
smb still uses smb/sessid afaics.



Jan Engelhardt
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