Jerry Carter at OSCON 2008
summary
Samba 3.2, released July 1 2008, introduces real features: support for cross-forest transitive trust and one-way/into-way trusts, a registry-backed dynamic configuration backend, and ongoing clustered TDB work for scalable clustered file servers. Likewise contributions surface as likewise-open in Ubuntu Hardy and upstream winbind improvements to let Linux machines join Active Directory and use domain credentials via PAM and Kerberos. Claims include 90–95% AD market share and ~75% of servers running file/print/web, making interoperability the practical problem solved.
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- 0:33Where Did You Go to School Where Did You Study
- 1:41Book on Samba
- 1:56What Is Sandbox
- 10:22What Sort of Projects Are You Working on Now
- 14:27Single Sign-On
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