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From: taxman <taxman@acd.net>
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Subject: FU Re: samba in a jail - seems to work
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Rebuilt samba from ports. and now it seems to work without locking or=20
crashing.   FreeBSD jails are really pretty cool.
minor difficulty in building the samba port, gettext failed, but installi=
ng=20
the gettext package solved that.

Thanks all,
=09Tim

On Thursday 20 February 2003 12:25 am, taxman wrote:
> Anyone successfully running samba inside of a jail on 4.7R?  I'm trying=
 te=20
get=20
> it to work for a friend of mine.  It works ok for a while and then lock=
s the=20
> machine up hard every night.  Network access is gone.  We haven't yet=20
> determined if it is the periodic scripts that cause the trouble, or jus=
t the=20
> type of activity that they represent.  How do I run them each (or al of=
 the=20
> daily scripts) to see what causes the lock-up?
> =09Normal use and even copying large files does not seem to cause the l=
ock-up. =20
> Unfortunately, nothing segfaults so I can't get a core dump to do anyth=
ing=20
> with.
> =09Sorry I don't have more detail at the moment, I just wanted to know =
if=20
anyone=20
> had it working.  I may try a serial console if i can make a null cable.=
 =20
I'll=20
> get more details on Sat.  Other ideas of things to check?
> Thanks,
> =09
> =09Tim
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