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I can't seem to get the rpcclient-addprinter to work - grrrrrr It looks like the drivers files are copied correctly and the NT drivers are added correctly but the addprinter command says it's unsuccessful! rpcclient localhost -N -U JOHNSON\\root -c 'enumprinters' shows the printer!! What's going on? I've tried removing /var/cache/samba/ntdrivers.tdb

Oops, samba@lists.samba.org, not SALBA (: /dev/idal --- Chris de Vidal <cdevidal@yahoo.com> wrote: > Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2003 08:19:56 -0800 (PST) > From: Chris de Vidal <cdevidal@yahoo.com> > Subject: Re: oplock problems > To: Brian Johnson <bjohnson@jecinc.on.ca> > CC: salba@lists.samba.org > > --- Brian Johnson <bjohnson@jecinc.on.ca> wrote: > > I also switched the position of two autosensing > > 10/100 hubs on the network - but I > > don't think that would be the problem > > I had oplock issues a few...

Hi All... Can Asterick detect distinctive ringing on a POTS line and answer with different configurations? Thanks...

Hello! Several of my customers would like to add a backup to their Internet connection. ISDN is a good solution: decently fast for a dial-up-type connection, yet still faily affordable. While I was at it, I decided to look at a couple of more creative telephone service options to possibly improve their service or lower costs at the same time. These customers range from having just a

Is this a suitable place to post this question? I'm using Samba and CUPS to provide printer servcies within my Win95/Win98/Linux LAN It works great except for my one printer that isn't supported under Linux I just can't seem to get Samba set up to provide printer drivers to the windows machines - I've been using the windows drivers sent with the printers I followed the

My samba.smbd log shows multiple entries such as: [2002/10/30 10:30:04, 0] lib/access.c:check_access(323) Denied connection from (211.163.100.141) They show up about every five minutes and are from a few different IP addresses I thought that my iptables configuration would block connection attempts from the internet - is that what these are? My LAN ip range is 192.168.0.x

Ahh Mr Carbuyer ... you should have _specified_ you wanted tires with that new car We can still help you though, it will just be an extra $$ above the price we quoted you I understand the concept. I see it in many industries until a company comes along that cares about it's customers I still think that digium is the best buy (for the small scale stuff that I'm interested in anyway) ...

I set up a test server about a year ago to try this and gave up since it didn't seem that the processes were quite yet in place to do it .. I am evaluating the potential for Samba and Linux accounts (including postfix email accounts) to share the same passwords and have a process in place to encourage users to change their passwords and try to prevent esay to crack passwords Could someone

What models? Jeff Noxon (jeff-asterisk at planetfall.com) wrote*: > >I just purchased a bunch of Nortel Meridian POTS phones that support >intercom on the 3rd pair. I intend to get it working with Asterisk. >The phones support MWI, have a 3-line display, callerID, call waiting >callerID, 2 lines...very nice. > >On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 01:07:19AM -1000, James H. Thompson