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Hi, I think it is great that samba4 has a single sign on solution for Windows platforms and it seems to work well too, but I am wondering is it possible to do the same for a Linux environment? I have been studying how to implement single sign on using the Ubuntu way through this document: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SingleSignOn and I am wondering if I can do the same with samba4 where the

...like a new installation. In this particular case, i Just need Excel and Access , but i have try with the full office or just part or all conbinations I imagine. and in every case, I have the same output. I have try http://dannybuntu.blogspot.com/2007/12/i-ran-ms-office-2003-under-wine-too.html?showComment=1213003920000 and http://www.wine-reviews.net/microsoft/running-ms-office-2003-under-linux-with-wine-0952.html The problem is that the Installation ends unexpectedly at the end of the installation. if i do an Unistall, all the software and DLL are not removed. here is the las part of my Outpu...

In the "other" LXC project (linuxcontainers.org), you can map a host's physical ethernet interface to a container, e.g. lxc.network.type = phys lxc.network.flags = up lxc.network.link = eth1 lxc.network.name = eth1 Is there an equivalent option for doing this with libvirt lxc? Peter

Hello everyone, This question and associated comments come from a desire for more sanity in my object name space. These ideas may just be a whacky, way too difficult to implement or already possible with existing functions. Would it be possible to improve R's listing ability by adding the capability to list objects by type, creation date, modification date, ancestry and/or user comments?

Hi, I''m using prototype within ruby on rails. One limitation I''d like to overcome is the restriction of beeing able to update just one html elements content using from_remote_tag or link_to_remote. AFAICS this is just a restriction of the form_remote_tag/link_to_remote implementation and it''s underlying Ajax.Updater class. Right? In theorie there should be no problem,