BUGS and other unwanted features
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Saving
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  Problem:
    When saving a directory to a domain which does not have a /samba subdirectory,
	  changing the name in the Save panel will cause the panel to refuse saving.
	  (I.e. you can't click ok).
	
	Workaround:
	  You can accept the default name and click ok. This will create the /samba
		subdirectory. Then use `Save To Domain' to save to a different name. Reopen
		the old entry and delete it.

  Problem:
	  If you change the name when saving to a domain which does not have the /samba
		subdirectory, you will not be able to save anything to that domain anymore.
		
	Workaround:
	  You must quit SambaManager and relaunch it.
		
  Problem:
	  I've made several changes to the configuration, but when I connect to
		the server, none of the changes seem to apply.
		
	Workaround:
	  This is because the NetInfo in not consulted each time you connect, but
		only when the daemon starts (and after some specifed perions [approx. 1h]).
		Disabling and then Enabling the daemons via the Daemon Startup should fix
		the problem.

Passwords
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  Problem:
	  When I type 'smbpasswd' I only get:
		  smbpasswd: Command not found.
	
	Workaround:
	  The installation tries to copy the smbpasswd program to either
		  /usr/local/bin      or     /users/local/bin. 
		If one of these is not on your PATH, then you can't just execute it. 
		You can either copy or (soft)link smbpasswd to a directory which is on 
		your path.
		
		For example, if /users/local/bin is on your path and you have installed
		SambaManger in /LocalAdmin, then
		  ln -s /LocalAdmin/SambaManager.app/smbpasswd /users/local/bin/smbpasswd
		will do the trick.
		Note that if you want all your users to set both the unix and Samba password
		together, you can also do:
		  ln -s /LocalAdmin/SambaManager.app/smbpasswd /users/local/bin/passwd
		and then make sure that /users/local/bin is searched before /usr/bin. In this
		case you must make sure that each new user has the appropriate NetInfo
		extensions after adding the user. (You could use the 'before_creating_user'
		in UserManager to add the properties with niutil when adding a user on the
		NetInfo master.)
		
		
Remote Password
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  Problem:
	  Cannot change the password with the remote password command (from Windows).
		This is correct. The current Samba tools do not have this option compiled
		in. (It would require several changes, which are better made in the current
		release.)
		
	Workaround:
	  None. You must change the passwords on the unix host.
		(As an option, you could set .../SambaManger.app/smbpasswd as the shell 
		and let the users telnet to the unix host for this purpose. Note that 
		you may have to enter .../SambaManger.app/smbpasswd to /etc/shells for
		this to work.)