1) Ping messages to smbd launched by

smbcontrol smbd ping

are answered by all daemons.

Essentialy it is the same as
smbcontrol all ping.

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2) smbcontrol <largeinteger> ping

triggers weird behaviour. try 2147483649 for instance.

====== Analysis

1) is introduced as a side effect by change 64450cc1e441355aa8925b7183e90872eeab20b1
where all samba daemons annouce itself to the connections.tdb
This seems o.k. to me.


IMHO smbcontrol smbd ping should send a MSG_PING to the smbd alone, rather to the virtual process id meaning "broadcast".

Distinguishing between smbd/winbind(d)/nmbd and numerical pid was a little bit crude. So I left the work distinguishing between strings and arguments to interpret_pid().

smbd or nmbd seems to have different names in its pid file name, depending on its argument, so it is neccessary to change it here, too.


Looking at the code of interpret_pid() showed (2).


2)

The pid member of server_id has the type pid_t. pid_t  is a signed quantity, so I changed the scanf to %d rather %u. Furthermore we should test for an integer overflow.