2nd phase of head branch sync with SAMBA_2_0 - this delets all the files that were in the head branch but weren't in SAMBA_2_0

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diff --git a/examples/autofs/mount-smb.doc b/examples/autofs/mount-smb.doc
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-Date: 		Tue, 07 Apr 1998 
-Contributor: 	Christoph L. Spiel <Christoph_Spiel@physik.tu-muenchen.de>
-Organization:	Munich Institute of Technology, Institute E10
-Subject:	WISHES:LINUX:smbmount
-===============================================================================
-Machine Arch: i386
-Machine OS: linux
-Kernel: 2.1.85
-Samba Version: Version 1.9.18p3
-Mount Version: 2.7i
-Autofs Version: 0.3.14
-
-
-Hi SAMBA developers!
-
-I have written a shell script that marries smbmount and mount
-on a Linux-machine with a 2.1.55+ kernel (i.e., a newer developper
-kernel.  Especially it makes smbmount compatible
-with autofs!  Now, You (when root :-) can say
-	mount -t smb /win-machine/my-share /mntpt
-Concerning the management of the user/password-pairs I have already
-made a step in the right direction, but there is still a lot of
-brain-work to do :-(
-
-The primary problem with the Win passwords
-is that they are under user-control, and not under admin-control
-as the Linux passwords are.  Therfore, I give every SAMBA user
-a
-	~/smb-pass
-file where she can manage her usernames and passwords herself.
-The fundamental mount-tables /etc/fstab and /etc/auto.* only
-list the mount-point and the respective options.  The userīs
-password file is adressed via the uuname=<user_name>-option.
-
-An important "side-effect" is that the password file need not to
-be word-readable.  In fact my script tests for user-only rights of
-this file to close this potential security-hole.
-
-The script mount.smb has to be installed in /sbin and given mode 755.
-No suid is necessary!  I attached an automount table that is currently
-in use on my machine.  A userīs password file looks like this:
-
-$ cat ~/smb-pass
-supra:/cspiel   cspiel  secret
-helium:/c       cspiel  sesame
-^               ^       ^
-|               |       +- password
-|               +- username
-+- share-name as in fundamental mount-table.
-
-It would be nice, if someone else tests my script.  Maybe, You have
-already found a better solution than mine.  If You find it useful,
-I would be glad to donate it to the SAMBA-project.
-
-BUGS:
-(1) There is no documentation yet.  (Yes, I consider this a bug!)
-(2) When used with autofs the automounter overruns mount.smb.
-    This means when accessing an automounted share for the 1st time
-    You may get an empty directory.  Retrying several times will
-    cause the mount to complete successfully.
-
-
-Best,
-	Christoph Spiel
-
diff --git a/examples/autofs/mount.smb b/examples/autofs/mount.smb
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-#!/bin/sh -x
-
-
-# name:			mount.smb  --  interface between mount and smbmount
-# author:		Ch. L. Spiel (cspiel@physik.tu-muenchen.de)
-# $Id: mount.smb,v 1.1 1998/04/13 12:31:10 jht Exp $
-
-# bash version:		1.14.7(1)
-# mount version:	2.7i
-# smbmount version:	1.9.18p3
-
-
-myname=`basename $0`
-passwd_filename="smb-pass"		# name of user smb-password file
-lock_file="/var/lock/$myname"
-log_file="/tmp/mount.smb.log"
-
-PATH=/usr/local/samba/bin:/usr/bin:/bin
-
-# check for an existing lock-file quickly(!)
-if [ -e "$lock_file" ]; then
-	# exit, but donīt touch lock-file
-	exit 0
-fi
-# set up new lock-file
-echo > $lock_file
-
-# initialise log-file
-echo "logging of $myname started at `date`" > $log_file
-chmod --silent 600 $log_file
-echo "called with: $@" >> $log_file
-exec >> $log_file 2>&1
-
-
-
-# set default and initial values
-verbose=false				# be silent
-fake=false				# really do the mount
-fmode="-f 600"				# default file mode
-dmode="-d 700"				# default dir mode
-
-#uid="-u `id | sed 's/^uid=\([0-9]*\).*$/\1/'`"
-uid="-u 0"
-#gid="-g `id | sed 's/^.*gid=\([0-9]*\).*$/\1/'`"
-gid="-g 0"
-
-
-#
-# functions
-#
-
-# exitproc(int exit_code)
-function exit_proc
-{
-	if [ -n "$lock_file" ]; then
-		# remove current lock-file
-		rm "$lock_file"
-	fi
-	# update log-file
-	echo "" >> $log_file
-	echo "$mynameīs return value is $1." >> $log_file
-	echo "logging of $myname ended at `date`." >> $log_file
-	# done.
-	exit $1
-}
-
-
-# split_arg(arg)
-# arg ::= id '=' val
-# set id and val on return
-function split_arg
-{
-	id="$1"
-	val="$2"
-	extra="$3"
-} # end of split_arg
-
-
-# split_passwdline(uline)
-function split_passwdline
-{
-	user_name=$1
-	real_password=$2
-	user_id=$3
-	group_id=$4
-	full_name=$5
-	home_dir=$6
-	shell_name=$7
-}
-
-
-# get_homedir(username)
-function get_homedir
-{
-	local temp_ifs
-
-	temp_ifs="$IFS"
-	uline=`grep "^$1" /etc/passwd`
-	if [ -z "$uline" ]; then
-		echo "$myname: unknown user \"$1\""
-		exit_proc 1
-	fi
-	IFS=":"
-	split_passwdline $uline
-	if [ -z "$home_dir" ]; then
-		echo "$myname: user \"$1\" has no home directory"
-		exit_proc 1
-	fi
-	echo "$home_dir"
-	IFS="$temp_ifs"
-}
-
-
-# get_uid(username)
-function get_uid
-{
-	local temp_ifs
-
-	temp_ifs="$IFS"
-	uline=`grep "^$1" /etc/passwd`
-	if [ -z "$uline" ]; then
-		echo "$myname: unknown user \"$1\""
-		exit_proc 1
-	fi
-	IFS=":"
-	split_passwdline $uline
-	echo "$user_id"
-	IFS="$temp_ifs"
-}
-
-
-# get_gid(username)
-function get_gid
-{
-	local temp_ifs
-
-	temp_ifs="$IFS"
-	uline=`grep "^$1" /etc/passwd`
-	if [ -z "$uline" ]; then
-		echo "$myname: unknown user \"$1\""
-		exit_proc 1
-	fi
-	IFS=":"
-	split_passwdline $uline
-	echo "$group_id"
-	IFS="$temp_ifs"
-}
-
-
-# read_passwd_file(sharename)
-function read_passwd_file
-{
-	local pwd_filename pwd_entry temp_ifs share_name fmod
-
-	pwd_filename=`get_homedir $uuname`/$passwd_filename
-	# use uid and gid of userīs /etc/password entry
-	uid="-u `get_uid $uuname`"
-	gid="-g `get_gid $uuname`"
-	# check existence of password file
-	if [ ! -f "$pwd_filename" -o ! -r "$pwd_filename" ]; then
-		echo "$myname: cannot read from user password file \"$pwd_filename\""
-		exit_proc 1
-	fi
-	# check file permissions
-	for f in $pwd_filename{,~,%,.BAK,.bak,.new,.old,.orig,.sav}; do
-		if [ ! -f $f ]; then continue; fi
-		/bin/ls -l $f | grep -q -- "^-r\(w\|-\)------"
-		if [ $? = 1 ]; then
-			echo "$myname: Found security hole: mode of file \"$f\""
-			echo "$myname: Password file must have permission 400 or 600."
-			echo "$myname: Please fix the fileīs mode."
-			exit_proc 1
-		fi
-	done
-
-	share_name="$1"		# sharename in smb-format!
-	pwd_entry=`grep -v '^#' "$pwd_filename" | grep -i "^$share_name"`
-	if [ -z "$pwd_entry" ]; then
-		# try uni*-like sharename
-		share_name=`echo $share_name | sed -e 's,^//,,' -e 's,/,:/,'`
-		pwd_entry=`grep -v '^#' "$pwd_filename" | grep -i "^$share_name"`
-	fi
-	if [ -z "$pwd_entry" ]; then
-		# sharename was not found in userīs password file
-		echo "$myname: cannot authentify share named \"$1\" via file \"$pwd_filename\""
-		exit_proc 1
-	fi
-	
-	# pwd_entry has the form:
-	# sharename username password
-	temp_ifs="$IFS"
-	IFS="	 "		# <tab> and <space>
-	split_arg $pwd_entry
-	options="$options -U $val"
-	password="$extra"
-	IFS="$temp_ifs"
-}
-
-
-# process_options(opt1, opt2, ..., optN)
-function process_options
-{
-	local temp_ifs
-
-	for j; do
-		temp_ifs="$IFS"	# save current internal-field separator
-		IFS="="		# set new separator
-		split_arg $j	# split argument into identifier and value
-		IFS="$temp_ifs"	# reset old separator
-		case "$id" in
-			port)
-				options="$options -p $val"
-				;;
-			debug)
-				options="$options -d $val"
-				;;
-			log)
-				options="$options -l $val"
-				;;
-			nbname)
-				options="$options -n $val"
-				;;
-			nopwd)
-				options="$options -N"
-				;;
-			maxproto)
-				options="$options -m $val"
-				;;
-			ip)
-				options="$options -I $val"
-				;;
-			uname)
-				options="$options -U $val"
-				;;
-			wrkgrp)
-				options="$options -W $val"
-				;;
-			term)
-				options="$options -t $val"
-				;;
-			sdir)
-				options="$options -D $val"
-				;;
-			pwd)
-				# DO NOT USE THIS OPTION!  It is a severe scurity hole.
-				password="$val"
-				;;
-			uuname)
-				# consult userīs smb-password file
-				uuname="$val"	# uni* user name
-				read_passwd_file "$server_service"
-				;;
-				
-			# ignored options
-			async)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			atime)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			auto)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			defaults)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			dev)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			exec)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			noatime)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			noauto)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			nodev)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			noexec)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			nosuid)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			nouser)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			ro)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			rw)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			suid)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			sync)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-			user)
-				# do nothing
-				;;
-				
-			# fs options
-			fmod)
-				fmode="-f $val"
-				;;
-			dmod)
-				dmode="-d $val"
-				;;
-			uid)
-			        uid="-u $val"
-				;;
-			gid)
-				gid="-g $val"
-				;;
-			
-			# fallthrough
-			*)
-				echo "$myname: unrecognized option $id"
-				exit_proc 1
-				;;
-		esac
-	done
-} # end of split_options
-
-
-
-#
-# main
-#
-
-
-
-if [ "$verbose" != "false" ]; then
-	# show how we have been called
-	echo "$myname: $*"
-fi
-
-# some checks of the input parameters
-if [ "$#" -lt 2 ]; then
-	echo "$myname: need at least service and mountpoint"
-	exit_proc 1
-fi
-
-if `echo "$2" | grep -vq "^/"`; then
-	echo "$myname: mount point must be an absolut path"
-	exit_proc 1
-fi
-
-
-# copy arguments
-if `echo "$1" | grep -q ":/"`; then
-	# non--standard format, i.e., server:/service
-	server_service=`echo "//$1" | sed -e "sx:/x/x"`
-else
-	# standard format, i.e, //server/service
-	server_service="$1"
-fi
-mntpt="$2"
-
-# copy options
-shift 2		# skip arguments: //server/service and /mnt-point
-for i; do
-	case "$i" in
-		-f | --fake)
-			fake=true
-			;;
-		-h | --help)
-			echo "usage: mount.smb service [password] mountpoint [options]"
-			exit_proc 0
-			;;
-		-v | --verbose)
-			verbose=true
-			;;
-		-V | --version)
-		        echo "$myname: mount.smb-0.1.0"
-			exit_proc 0
-			;;
-		-o)
-			shift			# skip leading -o
-			temp_ifs="$IFS"		# save current internal-field separator
-			IFS=","			# set new separator
-			process_options $*
-			IFS="$temp_ifs"		# reset old separator
-			break			# mount places options at the end -> we are done
-			;;
-		*)
-			echo "$myname: unrecognized option $i"
-			exit_proc 1
-			;;
-	esac
-	shift
-done
-IFS=' '
-
-
-#
-# be careful...
-#
-
-
-# nmblookup server: is node up and running?
-srv=`echo $server_service | sed 's,^//\(.*\)/.*$,\1,'`	# serverīs name
-nmblookup "$srv" | grep -q "failed to find name"
-if [ "$?" = 0 ]; then
-	echo "$myname: failed to find server \"$srv\"."
-	exit_proc 1
-fi
-
-
-#
-# perform mount
-#
-
-
-fs_options="$fmode $dmode $uid $gid"	# all options concerning the mounted fs
-if [ "$verbose" = "true" ]; then
-	# display what we would do.  Do not show the password, only show "xxx".
-	echo -n "smbmount $server_service "
-	if [ -n "$password" ]; then	# password is set
-		echo -n "xxx "		# ... but we donīt show it ;-)
-	fi
-	echo "-c \"mount $mntpt $fs_options\" $options"
-#else
-	# supress further messages
-#	exec > /dev/null 2>&1
-#:
-fi
-	
-if [ "$fake" != "true" ]; then
-	smbmount $server_service $password -c "mount $mntpt $fs_options" $options
-	echo "smbmountīs exit code was $?."
-fi
-
-# clean up and exit
-exit_proc 0
-