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...IS-Kerberos) NIS+, NIS+, RSA, NFS (NIS+) DNS, LDAP, RSA, NFS (Sun One) DNS, LDAP, hash, NFS (LDAP) DNS, LDAP, SASL/Kerberos, NFS (LDAP-SASL/Kerberos) Or maybe a Windows, e.g., NetBIOS/WINS, SAM, NTLM, SMB (CIFS) DNS, MS LDAP, MS Kerberos, SMB (ADS) Or maybe even a Novell, e.g., SAP, Bindery, hash/RSA, NCP (Bindery) NLSP, X.500/DAP, RSA, NCP (NDS aka eDirectory) You should interface with your clients with what _they_ expect, not what your "back-end" is by default. -- Bryan J. Smith mailto:b.j.smith at ieee.org

Anyone manage to print to an NDPS printer. The Server is NW5 and there is no Bindery context or ques. When trying to print a test page I just get and error saying there was an error. I could print as a JetDirect que, but I can't seem to get it to work. I put in the IP address and can ping it, I just can't print to it. It asks for a Que name but I am not sure what to put...

...nsists of Windows98-clients and a linux-box with samba 2.0.7 acting as a pdc. In the smb.conf we use the entry: include=smb.conf.%U to achieve that every user gets his own, dedicated network neigh- borhood. That way the user sees only that ressources that he's allowed to access. Bit like the bindery in NetWare ;-) The existing environment properly works. But in our tests for upgrading clients to W2000 SP2 and PDC to Samba 2.2.2 we're faced with the following problem: The shares due to the static entries in smb.conf are accessable, the dynamic shares from smb.conf.%U as well. After 1-2 m...

...OS prompt just disappears right away, even if I tell it not to close on Exit. This is on Windows NT that he is running these 16-bit programs. The two things that have changed are: 1. The apps now live on an EXT3 fs instead of DOS fs. 2. The user now logs into an NT domain instead of a Novell bindery. The user's local rights are exactly the same, and the user's profile was imported through Windows NT. Any ideas would be most helpful. Not surprisingly it is very difficult to find anyone who knows much about RBase these days! Misty

...s: ftp://updates.redhat.com//6.0/SRPMS/mars-nwe-0.99pl17-4.src.rpm 7. Problem description: Buffer overflows are present in the mars_nwe package. Since the code that contains these overflows is run as root, a local root compromise is possible if users create carefully designed directories and/or bindery objects. A sample exploit has been made available. Thanks go to Przemyslaw Frasunek (secure@freebsdf.lublin.pl) and Babcia Padlina Ltd. for noting the problem and providing a patch. 8. Solution: For each RPM for your particular architecture, run: rpm -Uvh <filename> where filename is...

List, from the Dutch "Computable" paper ICT tabloid and daily ICT subscribable mailing-list and so-called verwittigingsbrief/ad hoc news letter, partly translated into English by me ;) Dutch readers only: http://www.computable.nl/nieuws.htm?id=524000 "Manage Windows clients from Linux servers" blahblahblah Zenworks 7, the latest release of Novell's sysadmin suite".

...t your scripts in the following directory and get it working first before you do anything fancy /var/lib/asterisk/agi-bin/ 3. remember to chmod ALL your script to 755 as follows: chmod 755 *.php 4. the very first 2 lines in your script should be as follows: (assuming that your php bindery is in /usr/bin; double check now) #!/usr/bin/php -q <?php notice: there are no gaps and no white space char (except a single \n) between lines 1 and 2. otherwise strange things will be sent to stdout and ruin your day! 5. next, you should use fopen() to create all your needed...

...mation Databases" provided in Chapter 10 of the Official Samba-3 HOWTO: plain text smbpasswd ldapsam_compat tdbsam ldapsam mysqlsam xmlsam and the list in "PAM-based distributed authentication" provided in Chapter 24 of the Official Samba-3 HOWTO: /etc/passwd Kerberos LDAP NetWare Bindery SMB Password SMB Server Winbind RADIUS -- My Question: As far as I understand, in terms of usage context, both lists present options for the storage of user/account information. The only difference between these is that the first list refers to account backends that are "built-in" to Sa...