| Problem-No 10592,10593,10594,10595,10596,10597,10598,10599,10600 | 
| Info The RPC libraries under MacOS X Server do have a bug that onevery pmap_unset call a file descriptor is leaked. This version
 of pcshare does contain as a workaround a local copy of the
 pmap_unset function from Apple's Darwin project, which has this
 bug fixed. The corresponding Apple bug number is 2506508.
 Also fixed:
 - Misleading syslog error messages on read pipe, login,
 credentials, these messages where not errors at all.
 - PCShare could dump core in network environments with other
 SMB/CIFS servers.
 - DHCP could return a wrong DNS server.
 - PCShare could crash on systems with more than one IP interface
 because of an internal problem in the housekeeping of browse lists.
 - the PCShare master server could crash after a NetServerEnum2
 request with the response size limited to 0 bytes from the
 client.
 - The list of exported printers was limited to 46 entries.
 - A license used by NT4 systems was kept in use even if the user
 logged out and the NT login screen was displayed.
 - Under certain circumstances a node was rejected and not
 allowed to register with WINS.
 - Under MacOS X Server an open print queue window caused the
 PCShare server to leak memory.
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