> > Steve, Andrew? > > Once a tdb is corrupt the behaviours are undefined. It may work for a > time, and there may be normal startups and shutdowns, but it could cause > a crash or errors later.
Well, sure. And my point is certainly not having samba work properly once a TDB file is brokan...but rather avoid leaving such broken TDB's behind itself. Especially those printer-related TDB's in the cache directory. As far as I know, they include information about printing jobs or so. So, they can nearly safely be deleted without losing (too much) information, except maybe 1 or 2 printing jobs. I would probably not be safe to have samba just remove such broken TDB's (again, only speaking of these ones, not the most important TDB's) but this is actually what works best when a printer suddeny stops working. Maybe it could be worth documenting it in the <jon hat on>wonderful samba documentation</jon>. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
