Re: secur32: Add a warning if ntlm_auth is not found or in a wrongversion.

[Dmitry Timoshkov]

"Kai Blin"  wrote:
> - else
> - {
> -
>    WARN("ntlm_auth not found, or in an outdated version.\n" \
> -
>         "Make sure you are using ntlm_auth =< 3.x and it is in your path.\n");
> - }

If the message is supposed to be user visible (otherwise why to bother
with wording?) it would be better to use either FIXME or MESSAGE.

Also "=<" is not really understandable in this context. Did you mean
that a version 3.x or better is required (then >= 3.x), or <= 3.x (then
the word "outdated" is misleading)?

secur32: Add a warning if ntlm_auth is not found or in a wrongversion.

[Kai Blin]

On Sunday 17 September 2006 09:54, Dmitry Timoshkov wrote:
> "Kai Blin"  wrote:
> > - else
> > - {
> > -
> >    WARN("ntlm_auth not found, or in an outdated version.\n" \
> > -
> >         "Make sure you are using ntlm_auth =< 3.x and it is in your
> >
> > path.\n"); +    }
>
> If the message is supposed to be user visible (otherwise why to bother
> with wording?) it would be better to use either FIXME or MESSAGE.

I put it in so we would be able to tell in a trace that ntlm_auth wasn't 
there. I guess we can make that visible  to the user.
> Also "=<" is not really understandable in this context. Did you mean
> that a version 3.x or better is required (then >= 3.x), or <= 3.x (then
> the word "outdated" is misleading)?

Yeah, good catch.. I must have been thinking in reverse polish notation or 
something. I'll fix that.

Kai