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Samba has released version 4.22.7, which primarily addresses bugs reported by users and improves compatibility with Time Machine and Spotlight searching. Other key changes include enhancements to file timestamps when moving or deleting files via Samba, fixes for printer shares and Winbind issues, and updates to documentation. This release also resolves an assertion error in vfswrap_openat and a crash when updating IP addresses inside ctdb. 



Samba 4.22.7 released

Samba 4.22.7 has been released. This latest stable update primarily tackles bugs reported by users.

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Ralph Boehme resolved an issue that broke Time Machine compatibility. Another key change addresses Spotlight searching; it now correctly understands numerical search terms. Günther Deschner provided a fix for winbind cache consistency, ensuring this part of the system works right as expected.

Pavel Filipenský made improvements to vfs_recycle, specifically enhancing how file timestamps update when files are moved or deleted via Samba. Over on the technical side, Volker Lendecke and Anoop C. S worked together to resolve an assertion error in vfswrap_openat.

Andreas Schneider also chipped in significantly. His fixes touch several areas including problems with printer shares (specifically finding them) and issues related to Winbind hanging due to network troubles. He even updated the documentation for samba-bgqd recently.

Martin Schwenke resolved two important things: a crash when updating IP addresses inside ctdb and a required link setup for libldb on some Linux systems.

If you run into problems with this version or want to talk about it generally, head over to our technical discussion space. That includes the samba-technical mailing list, the #samba-technical channel on matrix.org (using the room), and the #samba-technical IRC channel on irc.libera.chat.

When you find something wrong, please report bugs through Samba's Bugzilla system. Submit your issue under the product version "Samba 4.1" or newer to help us track it down efficiently. You can grab the source code from the usual place. The release notes are available too.