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OK, this is bizarre. I have 8 shares on a samba machine. When I add a 9th, all the NT Workstation 4.0 clients can no longer get the share list from the machine - it just pops up a dialog saying "A Remote Procedure (RPC) error occured." If I take the 9th share out, it works again. Windows 98 doesn't have any problems with 9 shares. What's up with that?

ok this has to be FAQ #1 but it's not in my FAQ file... how do i get it so going to my server (http://pretension.com:8000/) starts an mp3 player streaming instead of opening up a 51M download window? anybody got a nice site with lots of fancy stuff like playlists and such? i want to look at it to get some ideas... i'd like a log of what was played. this has to be fairly basic

...y@valinux.com> Giulio Orsero <giulioo@pobox.com> Trevor Antczak <trevor@steinmetznet.com> Richard Hogue <hogue@bnl.gov> awesome-dave1@juno.com "Bruce, Phillip" <pbruce@kpmg.com> "Matthew D. White" <matthew.white@hummingbird.com> Jon Drukman <jsd@gamespot.com> Jeremy Allison <jeremy@valinux.com> Jon Drukman <jsd@gamespot.com> "Donald E. Hammond" <dhammond@nac.net> Roberto Mello <robertom@ssit.usu.edu> Edward Schernau <ed@schernau.com> sent you the email "Subject: SAMBA digest...

On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Jon Drukman wrote: > ok this has to be FAQ #1 but it's not in my FAQ file... > > how do i get it so going to my server (http://pretension.com:8000/) starts > an mp3 player streaming instead of opening up a 51M download window? You don't. It doesn't work like that. The browser won'...

i have a list of files relative to a docroot that need to be synchronized. example: pc/action/apocalyptica/wrapper_gslive.html pc/action/apocalyptica/wrapper_gslive_ice.html pc/action/apocalyptica/wrapper_ice.html pc/rpg/darkageofcamelot/buyit_unit.html pc/rpg/darkageofcamelot/buyit_unit_ice.html the actual docroot has 1538823 files. building the file list takes a very long time. i would like

Forgive me if this is a FAQ, but Google hasn't helped me find what I want to know. If I have a local file at: /some/local/path/file.zip And I want it to arrive on the remote machine at: /other/foreign/directory/file.zip But only /other exists, is there any way to have rsync create the intermediate directories? I know that if I have /foreign/directory/file.zip locally I can rsync

This may seem odd, but I'm trying to start rsync in daemon mode from an ssh connection... ie, something like this: ssh host1 /usr/bin/rsync --daemon --port=9999 --config=/path/to/config.txt the reason why is i need to start it on 40 machines and manually logging into each one is a pain. even with copying and pasting. i'd rather just write a shell script to do it in a loop. anyway

on the client i am running the following command: rsync -Cav --exclude=templates_c --port=8738 GNE_FRAMEWORK gamespot_5 c14-gs-ww1::nfs/gamespot on the server i have the following module declaration: [nfs] path = /nfs/htdocs read only = no use chroot = no exclude = gamespot_5/promos/ gamespot_5/misc/ obviously my intent is to prevent the "promos" and "misc" subdirectories

I'm trying to rsync a large data set (approx 140K files, 4TB) between machines directly connected on gigabit ethernet. Normally it runs around 20MB/sec, which is acceptable. However, it seems like there is one particular file that is giving rsync heartburn... whenever it encounters this file, the speed drops down to 150KB/sec speed within a few seconds. I don't know what's so

...er on *some* NT boxes detects the computer, but on other NT boxes it doesn't even find it. If the NT box can find it, opening it gets the "\\flaya is not accessible, the network path was not found" error message. Any ideas? Let me know if you need more information. Thanks. Jon Drukman Director Of Technology GameSpot

At 12:31 PM 10/11/2001 +1000, you wrote: >On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Jon Drukman wrote: > > > ok this has to be FAQ #1 but it's not in my FAQ file... > > > > how do i get it so going to my server (http://pretension.com:8000/) starts > > an mp3 player streaming instead of opening up a 51M download window? > >You don't. It doesn't work...

is there a setting in daemon mode that determines whether the daemon can create non-existent directories? i've set up a really basic daemon locally that seems to have no problem doing it if i use the -R flag like this: rsync -R somefile.tar machine.com::archive/2004/05/data.tar this happily created the 2004 and 05 directories. however when i try to do this with a partner, i get mkstemp

greetings. i have question # 3137167 billion about remote announce! i have searched the archives, read Browsing.txt, all the good stuff - to no avail. here's my network topology: 206.251.13.0/26 - ethernet interface 1 206.251.13.64/26 - ethernet interface 2 206.132.78.0/24 - ethernet interface 2 there is an NT native WINS server on e2. routing between e1 & e2 is good - no

At 11:40 AM 11/14/2001 -0500, sublime@mac.com wrote: >the ACG function that the compressor provides is limited at best. its >adjustment is way too audible to make full use of it in balancing levels. >yes, it is last in the chain. i'm just wondering if there's anything out >there in the way of software. if a minidisc recorder can do it, why can't a >$1000 pc? tons of