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scenario: server_old - Redhat 8 with samba 2.2.8a server_new - Debian 3.1 Sarge with samba 3.0.14a domain to be moved/migrated : DOMINIO smbpasswd -X server & domain in server_old SID for domain DOMINIO is: S-1-5-21-2465226537-159659893-3376541719 SID for domain server_old is: S-1-5-21-2465226537-159659893-3376541719 samba in server_old stopped scp server_old@/etc/samba to

Hi to all: I've reading about btrfs and some features looks very interesting! Exist any documentation where I can learn more about them? I'm very interested in understand what exactly signifies: 1.- Btr ;) 2.- Object level mirroring and striping ( something like Oracle ASM does? ) 3.- Strong integration with device mapper for multiple device support ( some type of LVM ? ) 4.-

Is there a way to change SAMBA Domain SID? My SAMBA PDC Server hard drive crashed. I have created a new install with new Samba PDC Server. I know my old Domain SID. Is there a way to change the New Domain SID to original SID? I have read losts of thread here. I have tried "net setlocalsid SID" command on the SAMBA PDC Server. But, that did not change the Domain SID. I have

Hi to all: I''m trying to build an Oracle Rac10gR2 under 2 xenitized RedHat 4 nodes ( The host domain is debian 3.1 ) Well, all goes well until time to mount ocfs2. For Rac10gR2 I need to mount ocfs2 partitions with the datavolume option, but latests versions of ocfs2 doesn''t comes with this option ( you can enable the O_DIRECT feature directly in the init.ora file, with the

Hi to all: First, my congrats to the Xen developers, Xen is amazing! I''ve playing with it for a while and each time is more fun, surpassing my expectations. Keep the good work, you''ve another xen fan. Second, I don''t wanna waste your time but I made the same question in xen users list few days ago, without any response and I need to know the answer. I think that