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.../lib/smb.conf.%m max log size = 10000 os level = 65 preferred master = Yes dns proxy = No security = User interfaces = 192.168.50.6 guest ok = no lanman auth = no [printing] comment = Lawson Print Manager path = /lawenv1/law/print/%u [homes] comment = Home directory path = %H write list = steveb, jeffw browseable = No [IS] path = / valid users = steveb jeffw write list = steveb jeffw [CB185] path = /lawenv1/law/prod81/work/CB185-TAPE #guest account = valid users = staceyl sarac write list = staceyl sarac [MSDS] path = /lawenv1/msds #guest account = valid users = steveb joshc tameew lindac sh...

...a stand alone). I have 2 samba servers I'm testing out with the goal of passing passwords...the servers are FROST and the authenticating server is called ACR. I know that the login:passwd pair is being passed from FROST to ACR. The command I tested this with is: smbclient -L smbfrost -U jeffw #smbclient -L <netbios name> -U <user> btw, jeffw has a valid unix account on frost, but is not in the smbpasswd file. I then see a list of shares on the FROST domain. So, my question is this. Can I have a domain called "FROST" which a W2K/XP machine can join/login to wh...

Hi, I saw an earlier message from Rune Nilssen on using opensolaris for storage with XCP. I was just wonder if Rune could give some more details about his setup? Also, I was wondering what tools people are using to manage XCP. I saw somewhere that XenClient could be used, but it complained about a version mismatch for me. Jeff _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing

Hello, I have a question about xen-detect.c (which is posted http://lists.xensource.com/archives/html/xen-changelog/2007-02/msg00075.htmlhere) It says that by running this program xen PV and HVM can be detected. First of all, is it true that it can detect HVM (hardware support Xen)? Can anyone confirm this? If it is true then can anyone explain me how this can detect xen? Thank you in advance.

Hi all, we have followed the very good HOWTO by http://wherethebitsroam.com/blogs/jeffw/drbd-xcp-05 and set up DRBD on XCP 1.1 in primary/primary mode. It works fine, but I am wondering how to squeeze more performance out of the system (we currently use a crossover GB Ethernet connection). When writing a 1 GB file on a guest I get write performance of about 5MB/s (idle). We have disa...

I've been doing unix sys. admin for nearly 20 years and yet EVERY single time I have to setup samba I have configuration problems. Before we start let's clear up some common misunderstandings: I have googled for the answer. I have spent the last six hours doing so and trying various "suggestions". Most of these suggestions point to solutions involving chown or chmod. These are

Hi, It would be great if the spec file could be updated to remove the dependency on python-ctypes for sles 11 since this seems to be included as part of the python package. Also, there are lot of pragma warnings. It doesn't look like those pragma's work with the gcc on suse 11p2: ../../../../rpc/xdr/src/cli1-xdr.h:25: warning: unknown option after '#pragma GCC diagnostic' kind

I''m running puppet out in aws and am running into a problem automatically ensuring the latest openssl version. I have the package resource defined as: package { ''openssl'' : ensure => latest, } Unfortunately I''m getting this error: (/Stage[main]/Base/Package[openssl]/ensure) change from 1.0.0e-2.16.amzn1 to 1.0.0g-1.26.amzn1 failed: Could not update:

Ok, I was able to fix both of my problems and they are both related to SELinux problems First: I am assuming that you are like me and that you have an excellent background in systems administration (I teach it at a university for a living.) So you've configured chmod permissions and chown user and group ownerships on directories and files to correctly allow the desired access. You have

Well it took forever (three days actually) to: 1) setup a working ldap server. Unix users now authenticate against the LDAP server perfectly. 2) Setup samba to use LDAP authentication. 3) Get the WindowsXP machines to become members of the domain. Everything seems to be working fine except for 1) roaming profiles, and 2) User's home directory (logon drive) doesn't get

I'm trying to justify a GlusterFS storage system for my technology development group and I want to get some clarification on something that I can't seem to figure out architecture wise... My storage system will be rather large. Significant fraction of a petabyte and will require scaling in size for at least one decade. from what I understand GlusterFS achieves redundancy through