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They did replace Samba with their own SMB stack, and the new one was very buggy indeed, to the extent of "eats your data in normal usage when run against a cont
by mjw1007 7y ago
They did replace Samba with their own SMB stack, and the new one was very buggy indeed, to the extent of "eats your data in normal usage when run against a contemporary Windows server".
- wahern 7y agoSimilarly, they replaced pcsc-lite (pcscd, which brokers hardware access, and libpcsc, which speaks to pcscd) with a proprietary implementation as there was no BSD-licensed alternative.