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...ting is the last resort. *The problems that I''m facing:* My connection is broken whenever I tried using the multilinking routing techniques that you showed on the site. And I thus have to reboot everytime it gets broken. Here is what my ip shows me, as you instructed in the guide: _Using 1 modem only: _ # ip route show 2.2.2.2 dev ppp0 proto kernel scope link src 62.56.163.150 127.0.0.0/8 dev lo scope link default via 2.2.2.2 dev ppp0 # ip link show 1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,10000> mtu 16436 qdisc noqueue link/loopback 00:00:00:00:00:00 brd 00:00:00:00:00:00 18: ppp0: <...

...r Redirections" page of the Samba WIKI I find an 'information box' that says, /"//Windows does not support dynamically-generated user home folders provided by the Samba [homes] section. If you used this way to provide home folders, set up a group policy preference instead. See _Using a Group Policy Preference_.//"/ I take this info statement to mean that Windows does not create a new user folder and this is why we (admins) should create the new user folders manually on any member servers. When I set my folder redirection up (years ago) I followed the first section &qu...

...page of the > Samba WIKI I find an 'information box' that says, /"//Windows does not > support dynamically-generated user home folders provided by the Samba > [homes] section. If you used this way to provide home folders, set up > a group policy preference instead. See _Using a Group Policy > Preference_.//"/ I take this info statement to mean that Windows does > not create a new user folder and this is why we (admins) should create > the new user folders manually on any member servers. The problem is that you can use [homes], but Windows cannot create...

I got SWAT running on OS X 10.4 and when I go to localhost:901 I am asked for password. However neither root nor admin work (I enabled root). I get: The name or password entered for area ?SWAT? on localhost:901 was incorrect. Please try again. Thanks for help, Roman Budzianowski roman@budzianowski.net

...y_from = localhost Then logging in with <http://localhost:901> should work OK. Incidentally, the swat file in an xinetd setup is typically located in /etc/xinetd.d. I know very little about inetd environments, but there's a pretty good discussion of swat enabling in O'Reilly's _Using Samba_ (Ts, Eckstein, Collier-Brown), beginning on pg 52. This discussion includes the inetd environment. Eric Hines -- I don?t give ?em hell. I just tell the truth on ?em, and they think it?s hell. ?Harry Truman -- I don?t give ?em hell. I just tell the truth on ?em, and they think it...

My other source of info is the O'Reilly book _Using Samba_ by Ts, Eckstein, and Collier-Brown. In Chapter 2, they say that the kills--the Kxxservices-- are always run first, then the Startups--the Sxxservice--are run. They're not explicit on the numbering, but they imply that lower numbers are always run before higher numbers. Finally, the...

...t;> Samba WIKI I find an 'information box' that says, /"//Windows does >> not support dynamically-generated user home folders provided by the >> Samba [homes] section. If you used this way to provide home folders, >> set up a group policy preference instead. See _Using a Group Policy >> Preference_.//"/ I take this info statement to mean that Windows does >> not create a new user folder and this is why we (admins) should >> create the new user folders manually on any member servers. > The problem is that you can use [homes], but Windo...