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Dollars to donuts it is related to these two posts, but no one seems to know where or why it happens - this issue doesn't seem to be related to one specific piece of hardware: Post 1) ********************************************************* Anyone ever seen MeetMe cause * to crash? Specifically, it happens consistantly if someone begins to enter a conference and then decides to hangup while

John H Terpstra jht@samba.org writes: > You see the NTUser.DAT file is keyed to the user's SID and the Domain SID > of the NT4 environment in which they were created. You need to either use > the NT4 procedure as documented in the resource kit for migrating the > profile, something that Microsoft only supports within the one domain > anyhow, or else use the profile editting

David Gessel writes: > As far as anyone has been able to determine, all artifacts are > resolved. I believe it is fair to say "SOLVED." As I often start > trying to solve problems by searching the list archives, I'll append my > description of the artifacts as googlebait to the bottom of this > message. To say that disabling the use of index files solved your

>>The other side of the question is, Why is the software always so "vulnerable" and "broken" in the first >>place as to be unsuitable for Long Term Support? >> >>If the software code worked when it was released some number of years ago, then why doesn't it still work >>the same way today as it it did when it was released? Whenever I hear

Anyone ever seen MeetMe cause * to crash? Specifically, it happens consistantly if someone begins to enter a conference and then decides to hangup while Allison is introducing them - like playing back "conf-onlyperson". This has been seen with the MeetMe participant connecting via IAX and SIP (not saying it doesn't happen with Zap, just that I haven't seen it). The box is *

...t;nvidia" driver, curiously I had a resolution that looked more like 800x600 (and curiously reminded me of a default Windows 95 install :o)) I opened a console with Ctrl-Alt-F6, opened /etc/X11/xorg.conf to look for a mistake... and noticed something strange. xorg.conf looks now curiously amputated. Here's the whole file, or what's left of it: --8<------------------------------------------------- # Xorg configuration created by pyxf86config Section "ServerLayout" Identifier "Default Layout" Screen 0 "Screen0" 0 0 InputDevice "Key...

Running 9.0-Stable on an i386. Whenever I type a command at the prompt I get the output /usr/local/lib/libintl.so.9: Undefined symbol "_ThreadRuneLocale" and nothing else - the command will not run. Just the above output. Commands like "ls" and "exit" work, but not much else. This happends whether I am logged in a user or as root. Cannot even halt the system from

I got some weird mail back, claiming that my e-mail was blocked, w/o indicating what server was blocked, after the mail appeared in the mailing list. Is this some BS shakedown? I use postfix on a DSL line forwarding to earthlink, this is hardly something that should be rare in the BSD world... the mail appeared to come from a web mail server and the first link has the following lovely text:

Is it the first to this community or already the discussion started. sorry if posted it again. This is for people who has not seen this... ------------------------------------------------------------------ Rails'' Ridiculous Restrictions, a Rant I recently finished using Ruby on Rails to write a simple bug tracking application. I thought I''d take this new RAD environment for a

...t;nvidia" driver, curiously I had a resolution that looked more like 800x600 (and curiously reminded me of a default Windows 95 install :o)) I opened a console with Ctrl-Alt-F6, opened /etc/X11/xorg.conf to look for a mistake... and noticed something strange. xorg.conf looks now curiously amputated. Here's the whole file, or what's left of it: --8<------------------------------------------------- # Xorg configuration created by pyxf86config Section "ServerLayout" Identifier "Default Layout" Screen 0 "Screen0" 0 0 InputDevice "Keyboard0" &qu...

...t;nvidia" driver, curiously I had a resolution that looked more like 800x600 (and curiously reminded me of a default Windows 95 install :o)) I opened a console with Ctrl-Alt-F6, opened /etc/X11/xorg.conf to look for a mistake... and noticed something strange. xorg.conf looks now curiously amputated. Here's the whole file, or what's left of it: --8<------------------------------------------------- # Xorg configuration created by pyxf86config Section "ServerLayout" Identifier "Default Layout" Screen 0 "Screen0" 0 0 InputDevice "Keyboard0" &qu...

Aloha! Concisely, I''ve been trying for several days to get VGA/PCI passthrough working. Regarding VGA vs PCI passthrough, I''m not entirely certain of the difference? Does Xen perform a different set of operations when passing through a VGA card versus any PCIe card? I''ve read the wiki and it seems the answer is "yes;" however, when passing through a