Miguel Medalha via samba
2017-03-10 22:10:02 UTC
Today I upgraded two AD DCs to Samba 4.60.
All looks well. I noticed greater speed in some areas.
When I run "testparm", the output contains the following:
idmap range not specified for domain '*'
ERROR: Invalid idmap range for domain *!
"samba-tool testparm" does not output this. I remember that some efforts
were put into unifying the behavior of these tools.
Although I suppose that "samba-tool testparm" is the proper way to check
the config in the case of a AD DC, doesn't this bring some confusion to
users? After all, the tool is telling the user that he has an "invalid
idmap range for domain *". And with a "!" at the end! Is this supposed
to be so or was it an oversight?
All looks well. I noticed greater speed in some areas.
When I run "testparm", the output contains the following:
idmap range not specified for domain '*'
ERROR: Invalid idmap range for domain *!
"samba-tool testparm" does not output this. I remember that some efforts
were put into unifying the behavior of these tools.
Although I suppose that "samba-tool testparm" is the proper way to check
the config in the case of a AD DC, doesn't this bring some confusion to
users? After all, the tool is telling the user that he has an "invalid
idmap range for domain *". And with a "!" at the end! Is this supposed
to be so or was it an oversight?
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