On Sat, 23 Jul 2016 09:29:59 -0500, Karl Denninger stated:
>Caution: This advice is WRONG. If you have a RUNNING Samba 4.3 do NOT
>deinstall it before attempting to build the CVE-patched version.
>
>I followed the above advice on failure to build the latest Samba 4.3
>and now have NO samba server software on the machine; I get to recover
>from last snapshot now (or attempt to load it via pkg), as the build
>STILL fails in the same place following deinstall with errors in
>undefined references to BIO_ calls.
>
>Since Samba is a *very* widely used piece of software *and* the upgrade
>is broken the maintainer either needs to get this fixed pronto or the
>port needs to be marked broken so that people don't get hosed in this
>fashion on 11-BETA{1|2}.
>
>Good thing it's the weekend and I can afford the lack of SMB server on
>this network at the present time without being lynched.
Sorry, but my experience was very different from yours. I deleted the
old version of Samba43, deactivated it in rc.conf, rebooted the machine
and installed the new version. I reactivated it in rc.conf and manually
started it. Everything worked fine. Are you absolutely sure you deleted
it? Try "make clean" before rebuilding the port and see if that helps.
--
Carmel
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