[2003/07/10 18:15:27, 0] smbd/server.c:main(747) smbd version 3.0.0beta3 started. Copyright Andrew Tridgell and the Samba Team 1992-2003 [2003/07/10 18:15:28, 0] smbd/server.c:main(781) standard input is not a socket, assuming -D option [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name rhosts! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name hostsequiv! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name sam! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name sam_ignoredomain! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name unix! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name winbind! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name smbserver! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name trustdomain! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name ntdomain! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name guest! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name fixed_challenge! [2003/07/10 18:16:00, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48) There already is an auth method registered with the name name_to_ntstatus! [2003/07/10 18:16:14, 0] auth/auth.c:smb_register_auth(48)
auth_server, auth_unix and auth_winbind are the only modules that make use of the return value from smb_register_auth()
I understand this was fixed shortly before/after this bug was filed.
originally reported against 3.0.0beta2. CLeaning out non-production release versions.
sorry for the same, cleaning up the database to prevent unecessary reopens of bugs.