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...model. The questions are: (a) Is it true that IV4 and IV5 cannot be entered in a one-level regression if we also have IV3?, (b) can I use an lm function to check for multicollinearity between IV3, IV4 and IV5?  and (c) If we use a two-level regression model, does lmer cope well with only six coutnries as a random effect? Thank you for your help Jason [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...vel model. The questions are: (a) Is it true that IV4 and IV5 cannot be entered in a one-level regression if we also have IV3?, (b) can I use an lm function to check for multicollinearity between IV3, IV4 and IV5?  and (c) If we use a two-level regression model, does lmer cope well with only six coutnries as a random effect? Thank you for your help Jason [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

I have backups of user home directories that I've shared out via samba so that my non-linux level 1 guy can restore files using the drag-n-drop. Problem is, all directories are owned by their respective user and are set 700. In order for the admin users to access these directories, I've set admin user=@SuperAdmins for the share in smb.conf. The problem is, al the admin users have

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I'm having a problem getting a browse list from my Samba box. I'm running debian testing with the 3.0beta2-1 package. Winbind appears to be installed properly and functioning properly: root@dbs1:~# wbinfo -t checking the trust secret via RPC calls succeeded root@dbs1:~# wbinfo -a Administrator%xxxxx plaintext password authentication