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Hi, I have the following problem: there are many seldom used machines in our workgroup with a lot of filespace unused (running NT Workstation). Is there a possibility to mount shares from this machines on a linux server and then "redistribute" this filespace to other machines? First I tried to use the Microsoft DFS-Service to collect the shares and then mount the DFS-share via Samba, but this does...

...nd I get an even stranger error in a certain sense. From the "top level" samba share, the subdirectory that has LUKS mounted, doesn't show any files. However, when I create another share directly on the mounted LUKS subfolder, the files are there. So the transition from regular filespace to LUKS filespaces (different volume) is not getting this LUKS filespace to appear empty to Samba, but not to the linux system itself. Is this to be expected? Is that normal operation, this? Regards. ps. it is not a great problem because the intent is probably going to be to share an entire c...

...certain sense. > > From the "top level" samba share, the subdirectory that has LUKS > mounted, doesn't show any files. > > However, when I create another share directly on the mounted LUKS > subfolder, the files are there. > > So the transition from regular filespace to LUKS filespaces > (different volume) is not getting this LUKS filespace to appear > empty to Samba, but not to the linux system itself. Is this to be > expected? > > Is that normal operation, this? Hard to tell without logs I'm afraid. We'd need much more data to tell, b...

...ssword: tree connect failed: ERRDOS - ERRnosuchshare (You specified an invalid share name) SMB connection failed Now I know that the share on jdph5 is correct, because I can browse it using smbclient. So I'm wondering if I'm using the wrong command, or if I need to make /mnt/smb a shared filespace, if so how do I do that? Also wondering about printers....I've got all the access rights and so forth, but I need to mount some printers...and I'm little more then confused on how to do this. Any help on either of these two issues is much appreciated

...a''s #returns right now to force a method to raise a TimeoutError, but I know that usage is going away at some point. I''d like to throw out the code and see if anyone has a better way to test this with Mocha (or otherwise). Here is some simplified code showing the example: class FileSpace < ActiveRecord::Base def dsmc # remove command line wrapper object - this is basically a call that _could_ stall out end def self.query_backup_timeout 15.seconds end # query backup may hang things, so we have to wrap it in a timeout def query_backup_from_tsm Timeout::tim...

...>> Greetings, >> >> Is this list (a|the best) place to make feature requests for tftp-hpa? > > Yes, it is. > from email header List-Id: For discussion of Syslinux and tftp-hpa <syslinux.zytor.com> Excellent! ;) I would like to propose a feature request of adding filespace ACLs to tftpd-hpa. Example: I serve data out of /srv/tftp. I only want clients 192.168.1.0/24 to have read access to /srv/tftp/data_1 and only want clients 192.168.2.0/24 to have read access to /srv/tftp/data_2. Configuration: One could create a new config file and command-line option, but I be...

...directories for R packages to write persistent information consistent with standard best practices relative to each supported operating systems for applications to store data, config, and cache information respectively. These standard best practices include writing to directories in the users home filespace, which is also specifically against CRAN policy. These defaults can be overridden by setting the environmental variables R_USER_DATA_DIR , R_USER_CONFIG_DIR, R_USER_CACHE_DIR, respectively. If R developers should be using the locations provided by tools::R_user_dir() in packages, why does CRAN...

I am attempting to use rsync to copy a large filesystem from an HP-UX server to a Linux server with more than enough filespace. This operation fails. A small directory from the same HP-UX server can be transfered just as expected. The HP-UX server is the source. It has 1Gb RAM - the output of bdf for the volume the source files is on is: Filesystem kbytes used avail %used Mounted on /dev/vg02/apps 614...

Jeremy Allison schreef op 01-07-2016 19:53: >> So the transition from regular filespace to LUKS filespaces >> (different volume) is not getting this LUKS filespace to appear >> empty to Samba, but not to the linux system itself. Is this to be >> expected? >> >> Is that normal operation, this? > > Hard to tell without logs I'm afraid. We'd...

Is there a platform-independent way of checking in R whether a given file exists in the user's filespace? (so in a unix system, can you check within R whather, say, /homef/jonm/thisfile exists) Thanks Jonathan Myles -- Dr. Jonathan Myles e-mail:jonathan.myles at mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk MRC Biostatistics Unit Tel. 01223 330372 Institute of Public Health FAX 01223 330388 University Fo...

...Our department has visitors who plug laptops into our network who will only be there once, and want to copy some of our software. However, with the following share definition, staff have rw access, but visitors can't even browse. My share definition is as follows: [public] comment = Filespace Everyone can Access path = /shares/Public/ browseable = yes public = yes read only = yes write list = @staff # read only, except for people in the "staff" group What am I missing? Do I need a "guest" account at the unix level or somethin...

Not sure if this is what I'm looking for but if it's possible with samba, I'd appreciate pointers at the correct documentation. We've got a bunch of filespace shared out onto our samba server from a fileserver that doesn't support ACLs, we're stuck using basic rwxr-x---- type permissions. Each share is assigned to a Unit so we've controlled access by group and put members of the unit into the group or just listed the users. However, the uni...

...= /bin/false winbind use default domain = no [homes] comment = Home Directories browseable = no writable = yes [printers] comment = All Printers path = /var/spool/samba browseable = no guest ok = yes writable = no printable = yes [share] comment = Shared filespace path = /share read only = no public = yes [tmp] comment = Temporary file space path = /tmp read only = no public = yes Following through the tests in the diagnosis section of the on-line manual: Test 1: testparm is happy Test 2: client and server can ping each other;...

...does not work. If I copy a file in as a user that is a member of the cellbio group (e.g. testuser), the unix permissions of the file are set to testuser:testuser, not testuser:cellbio as I would expect, denying access to the file for everyone else in the cellbio group. [cellbio] comment = Filespace for the Cell Biology Team path = /share/teams/CellBio/ browseable = yes valid users = +&cellbio read only = yes force group = cellbio write list = @cellbio # read only, except for people in the "cellbio" group If folks could point out...

Just a small question. ============== I was really just meaning to ask whether there are issues with running truecrypt inside a samba share. My system had never had any issues but now I was writing to a folder that is a truecrypt mount inside a samba share and the smbd process writing into it blocked or is still "D" waiting for IO and I cannot kill it. So the question was whether

...e search path (@INC) # uncomment the following line and change the path appropriatly # or use a LibAdd: setting in the config file #use lib qw(/usr/local/rrdtool-1.0.38/lib/perl); use lib qw(/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.8/i386-linux-thread-multi); ### where the mrtg.cfg file is # anywhere in the filespace #$cfgfile = '/home/mrtg/mrtg.cfg'; $cfgfile = '/etc/mrtg/mrtg.cfg'; # relative to the script #$cfgfile = 'mrtg.cfg'; # use this so 14all.cgi gets the cfgfile name from the script name #(14all.cgi -> 14all.cfg) #$cfgfile = ''; Everything works fine. But, i need to...

...lication CSWlibtdb1 libtdb1 - Samba client library, libtdb.so.1 Samba client library, libtdb.so.1 application CSWlibwbclient0 libwbclient0 - Samba client library, libwbclient.so.0 application CSWsamba samba - Tools to access a servers filespace and printers via SMB (server) application CSWsamba-client samba_client - Client binaries for samba Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4...

...istent information consistent with standard best > > practices relative to each supported operating systems for > > applications to store data, config, and cache information > > respectively. These standard best practices include writing to > > directories in the users home filespace, which is also specifically > > against CRAN policy. > > > > These defaults can be overridden by setting the environmental > > variables R_USER_DATA_DIR , R_USER_CONFIG_DIR, R_USER_CACHE_DIR, > > respectively. > > > > If R developers should be using the loc...

...MPLE\testuser3:*:3000069:10000:Test User3:/home/EXAMPLE/testuser3:/bin/bash > > I would make the server is correctly configured and manageable, has > many resources to be used. There are other problems with using a samba4 DC as a fileserver, there have been reports of excessive use of filespace that goes away after a reboot, for instance. > > Having UIDS eg 3000001 without knowing who owns it is a shame. > You can find out, if you must, but there are really no reasons to do so on a DC. > Maybe upgrading to 4.2 this DC these things can work. > Maybe try updating this DC...

...onsistent with standard best > > > practices relative to each supported operating systems for > > > applications to store data, config, and cache information > > > respectively. These standard best practices include writing to > > > directories in the users home filespace, which is also specifically > > > against CRAN policy. > > > > > > These defaults can be overridden by setting the environmental > > > variables R_USER_DATA_DIR , R_USER_CONFIG_DIR, R_USER_CACHE_DIR, > > > respectively. > > > > > > If R...