Description of problem:
I have an /etc/fstab line as follows:

//Computer/Share /Directory smbfs noauto,username=myname 0 0

When I type "mount /Directory" it works but:
Before the password prompt I get the following message:

Unknown parameter encountered: "ssl CA certFile"
Ignoring unknown parameter "ssl CA certFile"

however I guess this is some new option that I need
to read up about.
But after the "Password: " prompt (after I enter my
password) I get the following message on the console:

smbfs: Unrecognized mount option noauto

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. mount /Directory
2. "enter password and press return"


Actual Results:  Unknown parameter encountered: "ssl CA certFile"
Ignoring unknown parameter "ssl CA certFile"
Password: 
smbfs: Unrecognized mount option noauto

Expected Results:  Password: 

Additional info:

I installed the original samba install on 7.1 (full RedHat 7.1 install of 
everything) and got the messages.
I then updated it to "2.0.8-1.7.1" (all 4 packages: samba, samba-client, 
samba-common, samba-swat)
But I still get the messages.

I haven't changed any of the samba configuration
(so it is standard setup)