Samba 4.0.10 Released – Fixes Some Major Bugs

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BZ
Bobbin Zachariah
Oct 10, 2013

Samba is a software that uses TCP/IP protocol to enable interaction between Microsoft Windows and other systems (like Unix, Linux etc.). It is a popular tool for file transfers across the systems. A new version of Samba – 4.0.10 – has been released on 8th October 2013. It is the latest stable release that includes fixes to the following major bugs.

BZ

Bobbin Zachariah

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