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On Wed, 5 Feb 1997, Mark Mayo wrote:

> Hi all - I just checked out the Samba survey page (URL below) and noticed
> that there are only 28 sites running samba according to the stats! This
> seems *really* low to me, so I was wondering if people have filled out the
> survey...

Hello Mark Mayo...


There are thousands of samba out there..  Every FreeBSD I install I put 
samba on it.  I only did not mention it to the lake.camberra...


Only me, in the 1996 installed 30 to 40 FreeBSD using Samba on windows 
networks and suprise.... it works better than the NT on the same network.



Sergio Lenzi.

Unix consult.