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...extend the work being done in the Virtualisation SIG, the Storage SIG and other niche specific efforts as they come up in the CentOS Ecosystem. This effort is being bootstrapped by Kushal Das, a long time open source evangalist and cloud engineer; Helping him are Rich Bowen, Haikel Guemar, Garrett Holmstrom, Jaime Melis, Javier Font?n and I'll be working with the group as CentOS Board liason helping them with infra and process requests as they come up. Given the scope of what we are trying to achieve, we are going to need lots of community participation, and we'd like to start by sending a ca...

...extend the work being done in the Virtualisation SIG, the Storage SIG and other niche specific efforts as they come up in the CentOS Ecosystem. This effort is being bootstrapped by Kushal Das, a long time open source evangalist and cloud engineer; Helping him are Rich Bowen, Haikel Guemar, Garrett Holmstrom, Jaime Melis, Javier Font?n and I'll be working with the group as CentOS Board liason helping them with infra and process requests as they come up. Given the scope of what we are trying to achieve, we are going to need lots of community participation, and we'd like to start by sending a ca...

There is a lot of talk about the vulnerable Linux kernel. I'm simply wondering the telltale signs if a given system has been hacked? What, specifically, does a person look for? Thanks. Scott

Hi all, I have an odd problem concerning passwords. The same results i both 3.0.10 and 3.0.20. I want to lockout user after they used the wrong passwd 3 times. I'll use: pdbedit -P "bad lockout attempt" -C 3 It does not stick? The user can keep trying forever. If I use -C 1, it works - any other number fails. pdbedit -Lv does not count bad password at all. The Samba-box is