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Samba 3.0.0 Released

Matt writes "As posted on Samba.org the fine folks at Samba.org released their newest version of the popular free Windows File- and Print Server. Most famous additions are Active Directory integration and possibilities to form NT4 trust relationships. Release notes are online." See also their press release.

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  1. I did not have relations with that server by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    now my linux box has to deny having a relationship the that windows server next door.

  2. wonderful! by borgdows · · Score: 5, Funny

    ...and possibilities to form NT4 trust relationships.

    but is it wise to trust a NT4 server?

  3. That's nothing !! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    We've had Samba in Brazil for centuries...

    Amazing how the USA thinks they are ahead of everyone else... ;)

  4. Re:Becareful about using this by Jugalator · · Score: 3, Funny

    as we've seen so many times this week,

    opensource != secure

    by any stretch of the imagination, in fact there are probably numerous untold exploits available for this software. Its just a matter of time, as with any opensource product.


    Yeah, so let's use the alternative.

    Windows servers.

    Those are more secure I heard. :-P

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  5. No. by abulafia · · Score: 3, Funny
    It means samba can function as your Bondage and Discipline Cop.

    What happens is that if you fail to listen to your Primary Domain Controller, the Bondage and Discipline Cop steps in to beat and humiliate you until you submit creditentials to the proper authorities. Usually, this happens when you're standing in front of many people and attempting to get at Powerpoint slides you left on your client machine.

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  6. Egads a new holy war... by EvilTwinSkippy · · Score: 3, Funny
    First it was VI vs. Emacs

    Then, Gnome Vs. KDE

    Now its MySQL Vs. Postgres

    At least we are evolving from text editors and eye-candy to relational databases.

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