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I did testing on generating this report from a 130 MB Quickbooks file. Locally, 15 seconds. Samba Server, 1:35. Shared off of my win98 Workstation, 2+ mins. I do not understand the reason it is SOO slow. I know it is a fairly large file. The only explanation I can come up with is the way QuickBooks is accessing the files. Maybe jumping all around the file, requiring many operations on the

...of OpenSSH. The attack makes an enormous amount of ssh connections and attempts various offsets until it finds one that works permitting root login. I have received numerous messages from folks requesting anonymity or direct-off-list-reply confirming this exploit; ***** Later, Justin Kreger <jkreger at lwolenczak.net> reported that he had heard that privsec had been enabled on the compromised machines. I am aware that much of this is hearsay, but sometimes smoke -> fire. Anyone have any further information? Cheers, Zube

From what I've read on the list, there does not appear to be POSIX ACL support for rsync at this time, is this true? There does however appear to be a patch floating around out there, where can I find this patch. TIA -Justin -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 232 bytes Desc: This is a

...guess what I'm looking for is A) How do I get samba to stop sharing a browser list that it shouldnt be able to even get. B) keep two copys of samba running on the same box from talking. C) advice on removing the erronious domains/workgroups. Justin Kreger/LW, AKA the Evil Dude, MCP MCSE CCNA jkreger@earthling.2y.net jwkreger@uncg.edu

I have a project that requires that I have two file servers physically separated, both of which need to be able to written to and synced using rsync. I'm not worried about rsync, I'm really worried about users deleting files, because if they delete files on one side, they would just get replicated back from the other side. I have thought about hacking up a script that logs into the

So I get a phone call about my companie's controler not being able to log into samba. About two weeks ago we migrated from Win2k Server to Samba running on LDAP. What would be the default value that sambaPwdMustChange would be incremented? This is NT Time Right (1 unit for every 100 ms from 1600 right?) I just had to bump everybody what I'm guessing is three weeks, but I need to know

Okay, I've got a decently sized network (well, very large, multiple locations, and a small number of users... 10-15, but multiple servers). I've got Win2k, XP Home, XP Pro accessing these servers. The servers are running a version of Samba3.0b1 I pulled from CVS a few days before the offical announcement. I'm seeing some really odd behaviour with it all. I honeslty think i'm

I have a Cisco VPN Concentrator 3000, It has the ability to auth PPTP tunnels off of a WinNT Domain controler. Well, I to use my samba3 box instead of a WinNT box. I have samba3 running off of an LDAP back end. Anyway, I setup the VPN Concentrator to auth off of the samba box, and when I test it with the test option, and it works, but when I try to auth a pptp tunnel, it fails saying the