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hi all, i was running the previous RPM (samba-2.2.8a-2_rh73.i386.rpm) and have just upgraded to the 3.0.0-1. everything seemed to go smoothly. when I try to mount my media share from my other linux box, I get the following error: 1639: tree connect failed: ERRSRV - ERRbadpw (Bad password - name/password pair in a Tree Connect or Session Setup are invalid.) I'm still running against my old

...as not often noticed quickly). This is also a way for you to check if the situation is something like that - pull the cable and see if it holds up for any non-trivial time ;) Otherwise, maybe electronics went bad over time (dried capacitors etc.) so the controller and its sensors are in fact going haywire. This might also be replaceable, if you're good with soldering (or can find/hire someone who is) or if warranty repair is still an option. Finally, the UPS might partake in self-calibration, where it deliberately discharges itself to check how long the battery holds up your load (maybe the ch...

Hi, I am sorry for possible offtopic as this question is not quite NUT-related but I cannot imagine any other place with people of such deep and intimate knowledge of UPS behavior. One day all of a sudden my APC Back-UPS RS 1000 refused to go online (green led) even though mains was connected. I used upsc to see what is going on, and ups.status was "OB DISCHRG", battery.charge was

...I try to download the following: http://cran.us.r-project.org/R-2.2.0pat-win32.exe http://cran.us.r-project.org/R-2.3.0dev-win32.exe (Same for all other mirrors (about 6) that I've tried. Could someone please check if these files are accessible to them? I'm guessing there's something haywire in my setup. Note that I can ftp the files without problem. -- Peter Ehlers Department of Mathematics and Statistics University of Calgary, 2500 University Dr. NW ph: 403-220-3936

hi guys I have a box on which UEFI boot has gone haywire and instead of boot it power the box down, that is before even going to grub2. (displays some error message) I if change to BIOS boot then I can start Centos' rescue - my question is: how can I rescue, re-build grub so it would boot from tradition BIOS? many thanks, L.

...h these machines, when I'm doing something that tints the whole screen to gray (like trying to logout, or using some software that prompts for sudo rights), it's really slow. Jagged. It seems that it's not vertically synced or something. Other tints, like when some program has gone haywire and stopped responding to the system, works well (gradually and smoothly turning to gray). Even when maximized. I'm running a 1600x1200 screen with Nvidia 6600. I'd guess that this hardware should be able to do this smoothly. Is this at all in the compiz code, or is this done in some o...

...and I see a weird trend in recent Linux distributions. Under CentOS 4.x, 5.x and 6.x, shutting down a server (workstation, laptop) simply meant issuing 'shutdown -h now' (or choosing 'Shutdown' from the GUI menu), and the machine would simply shut down. Whatever crazy process went haywire, shutting down the system meant exactly that. No questions asked. Now with CentOS 7.x, sometimes the machine would simply hang during the shutdown process, or I would get a message like "a stop job is running", and I would end up having to hit the Reset button to stop the system, as I d...

Is anybody experiencing what I have twice now -- Samba 3.x running fine on Sparc/Solaris 8 for a week or more then one day out of the blue it'll just go all haywire? So haywire that in both my instances of this I had to change Samba versions to get the servers back to life. Long boring story short on any useful detail below... Recently I had to go from 2.x to 3.x series since there aren't going to be any more patches released for 2.x. I started in Jul...

...hone call to cell phone. Call was successful left it on for a few minutes. Tried punching all kinds of digits while on the call. Hung up. 2) Made second call. Picked up handset, was receiving dial tone. Tried first digit and received the error (buzzing sound from the handset) . The digit tone goes haywire and repeats itself over and over again (I think this is what creates the buzzing tone). Tried to make call while this was taking place. Hung up. 3) Reset T2. 4) Made three-four more additional calls all worked after resetting T2. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jeff ---...

...something like macamp or mint audio would be better to recommend. We really should compile a list of players which work properly with icecast, prehaps start an "icecast certification" process? :-) Ie, it has to play Ogg, has to handle chained bitstreams properly (change metadata, not go haywire when the number of channels or samplerate changes, etc), and prehaps throw some other stuff in there such as it has to properly handle non-vorbis codecs or something (ie, ignore them, give a message that it lacks support, etc). <p> -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachme...

I have Asterisk 1.0.5-BRIstuffed-0.2.0-RC5 up and running. Everything seems to be running fine but after some time asterisk just goes crazy (even withouth any incoming or outgoing call activity perviously). If I leave the box up for some time * goes haywire and the console is flooded with this message: Ouch ... error while writing audio data: : Broken pipe At that time I can see that there are multiple instances of mpg123 active. The solution to this problem is to kill-9 mpg123, do the same for *, unload the modules and then load the modules agai...

I am running Arch linux on my laptop and I installed wine a while back to check if one application I use would work with it or not. Well I couldnt get it running since it apparently uses MS .NET framework which doesnt seem to work very well with wine. But to the issue at hand. Today I decided to try off another application, well okay a game actually, and I ran winecfg as normal user to re-make

...stress+(1|speaker),dat,binomial) logLik(gs) # -1344 (df=3) logLik(g_s) # -1342 (df=3) logLik(s_s) # -1314 (df=3) logLik(gs_s) # -11823 (df=4) This seems like an error of some kind. The glm() model with both fixed effects is well-behaved, but lmer() seems to be going haywire when confronted with the same situation plus the random effect. Could anyone advise me how to stop this from happening, and/or explain why it is? Thanks very much, Daniel

...t; jointly work very well- great job! > > I realize the echo cancellation element may still be in development, but I am > having trouble getting that part of the preprocessor to work. When > I don't pass NULL into the speex_preprocess for the echo parameter, things > seem to go haywire- some memory appears to be getting trampled somewhere > (this is probably my fault). Maybe I am misunderstanding the purpose of this > parameter? Except for the first few packets, the preprocessor > appears to be removing all audio- The algorithm I am using passes in a recently > dec...

My company built a little business application in FoxPro many years ago, and it's gradually grown into a giant ball of mission-critical haywire. We've starting porting small parts of it to PostgreSQL, but it will probably take years to complete the project. In the mean time, I've been considering the option of hacking Samba to present a set of virtual files that are actually frontends to PostgreSQL tables. For those of you...

Running on UBUNTU 10.04 current to recent hours. When running Simcity 4 Rush Hour with a very small suite of plugins, sometimes the graphics goes haywire. The early symptoms are RGB + black squares appearing here and there. As this develops, graphic objects start to take on primary colours. I've never let it go to a crash. Sometimes restarting the game fixes this. You can tell because when the tile you were working on is called up, the jun...

...y case, all of the features jointly work very well- great job! I realize the echo cancellation element may still be in development, but I am having trouble getting that part of the preprocessor to work. When I don't pass NULL into the speex_preprocess for the echo parameter, things seem to go haywire- some memory appears to be getting trampled somewhere (this is probably my fault). Maybe I am misunderstanding the purpose of this parameter? Except for the first few packets, the preprocessor appears to be removing all audio- The algorithm I am using passes in a recently decoded frame... Any i...

...f, but it can't look up \\job for love or money. (Additionally, discovering shares via the browser doesn't work -- but I suspect this is related to my apparent problems with nmbd.) I have followed the checklist in chapter 38 of the Samba HOWTO Collection, up through step 8 where things go haywire. "Fix the nmbd installation" is listed as the way to overcome this, but unfortunately the checklist is a little sparse on precisely how to do this. In step 6 (run "nmblookup -d 2 '*'"), I discovered that I had to explicitly give it a target. By itself, executing that...

...different PCs that do this to our server. If I kill the SPOOLSV.EXE service in the XP task manager, the runaway SMBD process ends immediately. The downfall is that XP PRO machine then can't print. To dig a little deeper, I tried this: booted the PC, verified that the SMBD process indeed was haywire, then deleted the three network printer configurations from the XP PRO control panel. Boom! That SMBD process ended again. I have enabled devmode in the conf as indicated in the docs, which did not resolve the problem. All information you can throw my way, related or not, is greatly appreciate...

...ists in our setup. Due to the duplicate request for the UUID config file, the TFTP servers sends out a second file not found reply. The source port for the request of the UUID and MAC config are the same, so I think some kind of mixup happens here on the lpxelinux.0 side. The boot process now goes haywire, e.g. the content of the MAC address config file appears later in the config file for the IP in hex. I was able to capture this on the TFTP server, see below for a short snippet. As the identification field in the IPv4 header is increased, this packet has not been simply duplicated along the way....