Calvin Chiang <calvin.chiang@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I guess after i make the change in the cifs.upcall.c file i need to
> autoreconf /config /make /make install ?
> is it correct that this will overwrite all the files from the
> cifs-utils package on my machine?
Yes you need to make sure you have all the dependencies required to
build cifs.upcall (your package manager of your distro might provide a
way to get 'build dependencies' of a package). If it's missing some the
configure script might disable the build of cifs.upcall so make sure it
is built. You can run
as regular user:
autoreconf -i
./configure
make
Check where is installed your current cifs.upcall ($ whereis
cifs.upcall) usually it's in /usr/sbin/. I would recommend keeping a
copy of the old one.
as root (or sudo):
make backup once:
cp /usr/sbin/cifs.upcall{,.backup}
then to build and use new one (rm is to make sure it is rebuilt):
rm -f cifs.upcall && make && sudo cp cifs.upcall /usr/sbin/
Good luck
Cheers,
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