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...ll have the Linux local timestamp on it, on the NT server, even if that time is in the future from the point of view of the local server. 1. I have run zic -l GB to set up timezones properly on the Linux box and see the TZ is properly set. [root@lnxuk1 /root]# zic -l GB [root@lnxuk1 /root]# exit [hieb@lnxuk1 hieb]$ echo $TZ GMT [hieb@lnxuk1 hieb]$ sh -c 'TZ=UTC0 date' Fri Dec 4 19:04:04 UTC 1998 [hieb@lnxuk1 hieb]$ (note Linux is running in the UK, five hours ahead of the server) 2. The time and timezone is properly set on the NT boxes, and seems to be recognized as such by samba. [h...

...I would love to find a way to get the directories mounted with the linux TZ vs NT TZ adjustment applied. Thanks for your attention to this problem. Michael > -----Original Message----- > From: John H Terpstra [SMTP:samba-bugs@samba.org] > Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 1999 9:01 PM > To: Hieb@WESTPORT.MSMAIL.AIGFPC.COM > Subject: Re: SUGGESTION: allow TZ to be specified at time of > mount (PR#12425) > > Michael, > > Samba fully honours Unix timezone info. All my sites run their Linux > hardware > clocks > set at GMT. Under Red Hat Linux, or Caldera, SuSE, or...

...tory documentation someone can point me towards. Asterisk 101, if you will. I have *@home running on an old PC, but don't have a clue where to begin configuring, or what proper configurations would look like anyway.... Regards, Steve. -- Steve Yuroff Network and System Administrator The Hiebing Group 315 Wisconsin Ave. | Madison, WI 53703 syuroff@hiebing.com ph: 608.256.6357 | fax: 608.256.0693 www.hiebing.com

Hi, I installed Samba 2.0.3 on Linux 2.2.5. Every time I reboot system I found the smb has not been started. But in the directory /etc/rc.d, the file "smb" exists. When I run "smb restart",after a while, the samba server is ok. I wonder why the samba server is not up when system reboot. Thanks a lot. Followed is the content of the file "smb": #! /bin/sh ..

...> 7) Samba/MS Dos Client/ Autocad R12 > by Ulrich Vornefeld <ulvo@comnets.rwth-aachen.de> > 8) RE: Automatically locating domain controller > by "Towers, Tim (London)" <ttowers@MLE.CO.UK> > 9) Re: How to start smb server when reboot? > by "Hieb, Michael" <Hieb@WESTPORT.MSMAIL.AIGFPC.COM> > 10) Re: How to measure performance? > by David Collier-Brown <davecb@canada.sun.com> > 11) Re: SAMBA digest 2258 > by "John E. Malmberg" <wb8tyw@qsl.net> > 12) Re: How to measure performance? &gt...

I am running samba-2.0.3-8 on Redhat 6.2 in five global locations. All are fine except one. In this location when a user runs MS Visual Developer they are able to open, save compile and edit files just fine. However when they type either [Enter] or [Bkspc] to add or delete a line, in this case only MSVD hangs for several seconds. Insert several lines and wait 1+ minutes!!! I have watched the

Running Samba 2.0.3 on RH 6.0 serving public directories for guest access. I cannot seem to give the share directories name which exceed 12 characters. If I do, I can see the shares in Explorer but if I try to access them I get and "Access Denied" error. Same result with dir from a command window. I see nothing in the documentation. I know the obvious answer is short share names but

I use smbmount to mount a number of NT shares from around a global network in order to sync from a master distribution which resides in linux. Specifically... uklnxsrv$ smbmount //NTSRV/share -c 'mount /tmp/temporary_mount -u 502 -g 510' -U guest%guest_passwd Frequently it works well, but from time to time the mounted NT share, for lack of a better word gets corrupted. Here are the