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On 22/01/25 19:54, Heinz H?lzl via samba wrote: > hi, > > > here is the number of member assignments: > > regards, > Heinz > > ldbsearch -H /usr/local/samba/private/sam.ldb | \ > grep -o -C1 '^member\b' | uniq -c | grep member | sort -n I guess adding another `| uniq -c` at the end of that would save scrolling. And something like ldbsearch -H

Before the official release of icecast2 1.0 (non beta) i would like to see pid file management, ive discussed this before on how to capture the pid, but ended up with alot of bash rigamaroo that mounted to even more headaches. omething in the config file like <pid>/path/to/icecast.pid</pid> I would be willing to donate some bandwidth to xiph, to aleaviate this issue that causes sever

Thanks for the snippet, albeit id still like to see it added :) > PID files are quite useless junk on the harddisk in most cases... IMO > they make only sense if you have to run a program in the foreground and > send signals like SIGUSR1 to it (those that don't have hotkeys like > CTRL+C). Besides, they come with their own set of potential problems. > Anyways - Icecast2 is very

Dave St John wrote: > Before the official release of icecast2 1.0 (non beta) i would like to see > pid file management, > ive discussed this before on how to capture the pid, but ended up with alot > of bash rigamaroo that mounted to even more > headaches. If I understand you correctly, all you want is the PID of the Icecast process and not of its children (probably to be able to

Hi, I suspect that the problem lies elsewhere. 1. we have a trust with 12 other domains, all with Microsoft AD The queries of type ?show me everyone? [(|(objectClass=user)(objectClass=group))] basedn: [dc=xxx,dc=xxx] all come from NAS of the trusted domains. I blocked them via IPTABLES and got a slight improvement of the situation. These are probably all NAS with older Samba versions. Could

dont worry Dave, it'll be committed soon and will be in the next beta...definately in 2.0 oddsock At 03:43 PM 12/1/2003 -0700, you wrote: >Thanks for the snippet, albeit id still like to see it added :) > > > PID files are quite useless junk on the harddisk in most cases... IMO > > they make only sense if you have to run a program in the foreground and > > send

hi, here is the number of member assignments: regards, Heinz ldbsearch -H /usr/local/samba/private/sam.ldb | \ grep -o -C1 '^member\b' | uniq -c | grep member | sort -n 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1 member 1