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1999 Jun 08
4
Early warning wrt Win2K
It looks like Microsoft buggered up Win2000 so that explorer hangs while
trying to view a directory on a Samba server. I can't experiment any more
since I removed Win2K beta 3, but I thought I'd give the list a warning.
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Ben Kosse <bkosse@thecreek.com>
PC Technician -- Coldwater Creek, Inc.
(208) 265-7114
1998 Nov 10
2
What I would like to do: can it be done?
...m willing to add the users who need read-write access.
Help would be appreciated.
I've been playing with the usermap, read list, write list, and a few other
parameters.
BTW, is there a way for Samba to use the NT groups instead of the Unix
groups for checking write permissions?
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Ben Kosse
bkosse@thecreek.com
PC Support Analyst
Coldwater Creek Inc.
(208) 265-7114
1998 Oct 16
0
Help URGENT : Password for IPC$ and public shares - Working solution
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> Dr Graham Barlow
> BP Chemicals 100/04, Sunbury, TW16 7LN
> Tel: 01932 764236 Fax: 01932 762177
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> ate: Thu, 15 Oct 1998 08:20:51 +0200 (DFT)
> From: Michel Applaincourt <Michel.Applaincourt@umh.ac.be>
> To: Ben Kosse <BKosse@thecreek.com>
> Subject: Help URGENT : Password for IPC$ and public shares - more info
> Message-ID:
> <Pine.A41.3.96.981015081150.114550E-100000@umhsp02.umh.ac.be>
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> yesterday i saked for help because :
> - I set a valid guest account (suid to it permit me to use prin...
1999 Sep 17
8
ldap support
I was curious what the status of the ldap support is in 2.0.5a and where
I can get more information on what characteristics this requires in the
ldap database.
thanks
-sv
1999 May 11
0
Bad NICs (was Collision Lights go Crazy)
NICs with Linux.
> > I think I have tracked down the problem though. even
> though it may not
> > look like it, I think that the 3com NIC is bad. I put a 10
> baseT only
> > Realtek card in a cliant, and it works fine.. Is there any
> known problems
> > with 3COM 905b's running at 10 Mbits and SAMBA. anyway, I
> think I will
> > buy Intel NICs
1998 Mar 16
4
Network time sync and reverse NetBios name lookup
I made a somewhat deep check for time synchronization and I
couldn't find what I was looking for. What I need to do is synchronize
the clock on a Linux box to the clock on an NT server. I can't use NTP
or any other protocol because the NT box doesn't understand it. Any
pointers would be great.
The second issue is that I need to do (if possible) a reverse
NetBios name lookup by