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...been reported. I've got a new Samba domain up and running with LDAP that allows me to join Win2K and XP clients, but not NT4 workstations. I've added the machine account with the command: smbldap-useradd -w MISTEST02 An ldapsearch confirms that the machine account has been created. On attmpting to join the domai nfrom the NT4 client I receive the following error message: "The machine account for this computer either does not exist or is inaccessible." Amazingly, the machine account has now disappeared from the LDAP directory, as confirmed by running ldapsearch. Trying to...

I think this is more suited for the devel mailing list than the help one. I'm trying to build R on windows, With Rtools installed, and configure/make in R-3.0.2 sources folder from a cygwin console. I am stuck at the moment, because the build process tries create symlinks, and gcc build fails because the opened files containe the metadata of the not working symlink, and not the linked file.

>fix the groupmap stuff last - it's one of the least important things. >It >has nothing to do with whether you can connect a windows computer to >the >domain. > >The most important thing is to get LDAP working correctly and if you >are >trying to learn LDAP and Samba at the same time, why would you not >expect your mind to go numb. LDAP is the single hardest

Hi guys, I am on a C55x stereo implementation of CELT 0.7.1; I am using 100 sample frame size and writing 58 Bytes per Packet. At the output of the decoder I see one channel reconstructed perfectly, but the other channel has random corruption that appears to be a sinusoid with a period of the frame size. The artifact is non-periodic and appears to happen randomly during the audio stream. Anyone

Hi everyone. I'm a bit of a Linux newbie, but I've been doing tech stuff for ages. I'm also brand new to *. I've been reading the Voip.org wiki, and perusing the list archives for a while since I've been asked to investigate using IP telephone / soft phones for a call-center type scenario. People (marketing folks) have pointed me at Cisco, but I really don't wanna.