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I have been killing myself on this issue over the last 2 weeks. I have setup pam AD authentication using winbind on our companies email servers. That part is currently working. I have been trying to add an existing "Trusted" child domain and allow authentication from that domain as well. I am part of the way there, but not quite to the functional point as of yet. Our primary domain

how to write “Destroy kid” in cucumber: Scenario: User can delete kids Given I am on the kids page When I Destroy kid Then I should see "Kid deleted successfully" Then one kid should not exist <h1>Listing kids</h1> <tr> <th>Kid name</th> <th colspan=3>Action</th> </tr> <% @kids.each do |kid|...

hi i have a user ~# id test_user uid=500,gid=500 (users),groups (users,kids) as you can see, this user is in primary group "users" and also member of group "kids" if he tries to access /home/board via smb (Samba 3.0 + openldap) from a windows client (XP), he fails, because his sambaPrimaryGroupSID maps to -> "users" and /home/board is...

openssh 2.5.2p2 on Solaris 8 has PAM/cron problems. If I build it with PAM then cron quits working giving "cron audit problem." errors. If I turn PAM off then cron works but I get kicked out of any session where a password is needed (i.e. no .rhosts/.shosts or not using ssh-agent) with the message "Connection closed by IP#". I get through if I have a .rhosts/.shosts or use

When I SSH using protocol 1 from a Debian box running OpenSSH 2.9p2-4 to a sparc.sunos5 box running vanilla OpenSSH 2.9.1, after a little while (of inactivity?) I get the following message on the client terminal: Disconnecting: protocol error: rcvd type 98 Looking further, this message is actually caused by the SSH daemon. However, I'm at a loss to determine why sshd is doing this. I attach

...have plenty of CPU-cycles to waste you might work with "valid users" in smb.conf. But i'm not a security or filesystem-expert and may be completely wrong. Kind regards, Malte M?ller > hi > > i have a user > > ~# id test_user > uid=500,gid=500 (users),groups (users,kids) > > as you can see, this user is in primary group "users" and also member of > group "kids" > > if he tries to access /home/board via smb (Samba 3.0 + openldap) from a > windows client (XP), he fails, because his > > sambaPrimaryGroupSID maps to -> &q...

--On Tuesday, September 19, 2017 9:57 AM -0700 John R Pierce <pierce at hogranch.com> wrote: > all it takes is one kid, who then shares his 'trick' with other kids, and > blam. Hire that kid to be head of security. :D

.... I've attached a test case that shows the odd behavior that I am seeing. I had a database with 2 documents, each with one term 'cold' and 'kid'. Each document also has a boolean term for the owner of the document 'Ome'. Below are the results for a search for 'cold kids' on that set with and without the owner filter. The weight 0.405465108108 stays the same for both queries, but the percentage increases from 50 to 100 with the addition of the filter. Query: Xapian::Query((cold OR kids)) 1 - 0.405465108108 - 50 - Ome, cold 2 - 0.405465108108 - 50 - Ome, kids...

..._c+I(byear_c^2) +I(byear_c^3)+I(byear_c^4))+(byear_c|Studyparish),family=binomial) This is the maximum model and I have not begun to simplify it. The model is used to interpret the pattern how a mother's cohort year and total number of children will affect average survival rate of her children. Kids and byear_c have been centered, so the problem of correlation between linear term and polynomial terms (quadratic, cubic et al) has been solved to some degree. A still serious problem with this model is that number of children is correlated with cohort year, as we know the fact that number of child...

damn.... now everything works samba recognises user "test_user" in group "users" AND "kids".... i dunno why ?!?!!? i did nothing, i just removed "valid users" from this share and reloaded smb-conf...nothing special ! if i could reproduce it, it would be better then seeing it working now and not knowing why.... but thx very much for your patiance greez stephane.purne...

...devices. <snip> If nixspam doesn't gag me again - tried to respond yesterday. Put anyone whose MAC address isn't registered on a different subnet, like 192.168.11.x, and give your router no route to 9.0.9.9, only to the internal. As a response to someone else's cmts, the set of kids who knows how they're being blocked is a small subset of all kids, and those who know that a MAC address can be forged is a small subset of the previous. And *then* they'd have to find out a valid MAC address. On top of that, it would seem to me that the ones for whom you have a registered...

Hi, I am using ggplot2 to with the following code: gmathk2 <- qplot(time,math,colour=Kids,data=kids.ach.lm.k5,geom="smooth",method="lm",formula=y~ns(x,1)) + opts(title="Smoother Plot: Math K-5") + xlab("Time") + ylab("Math") + scale_colour_brewer(pal="Set1"); gmathk2 This plots all the smoother for all the x values. What I'...

...wiss 20\ capastrami up" sample item 7 12\ ham&chz up" salad swiss 12\ veggie cheese stk up" california omelet orange juice exteme bac boy dinner salad chef salad 12\ turkey up" the big cheese combo it fries cmb sm pepsi km cheese burger #NAME? #NAME? kid grilled cheese wheat kids ham cheese white box calif. blt bacon turkey melt coffee 1-pc pancake fries tuna sand biscuits & gravy s-1/3 patty x avocado x chez s-bacon #NAME? xtra egg lg bev upcharge sm ice tea small soup roast beef ww salad tuna med pepsi 20\ veg chzstk up" day nm egg san s-chkn brest bell pepper fr...

Hello. I am in the process of setting up a home network where 2 of the users will be kids. Because of this, I have decided that it would be nice to have a login time restriction for thier XP workstations, as well as an automatic logoff time. This can be done with any Windows domain controller, and I've had halfway luck with Samba. What I've done so far... I've gotten Samba...

...H  795.97572  30.02330   L  137.14648  30.85410   LM 301.96657  39.03387   UM 467.91123  36.08873 $param $param$`(Intercept)` [1] 5.275394 $param$S          H          L         LM         UM -0.1044289 -0.1734756  0.1286741  0.1492304 #I think this says that we had a lot of S = LM and S= UM kids in our sample and relatively few S= L kids $param$E         H         L  0.501462 -0.501462 #I think this says that more kids had E=H than E=L # sum(wisconsin$counts[wisconsin$E=="L"]) [1] 2085 # sum(wisconsin$counts[wisconsin$E=="H"]) [1] 2906 $param$P         No        Yes...

Does Kid Pix Studio Deluxe run under Wine? An elementary school I visited recently was running that program on all their Windows machines, and wouldn't consider switching to Linux unless it was supported. winehq.com doesn't resolve in DNS for me tonight :-( so I can't check the database. I don't have a copy myself, so I can't test it personally. (Hmm, maybe I should get

...ormat=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit sorry, but that's no help for me :/ andrew, john, .... no help out there :D ??? greez Leonardo Boselli wrote: > Il 4 Dec 2003 alle 10:21 Michael Gasch immise in rete > >> so that samba knows: "this user is in group users AND kids, so i have >> to try connections to share /home/board as group users AND kids" ??? > > > > this is the main [97%] reason why all file servers here are win2000 .... >

Hello all: I''ve been using Shorewall for quite a while at my office and it''s been great! Thanks for the work! I''ve just set up a firewall at home to keep my teenagers under control (shorewall, squid and dansguardian). I''ve also set up a cron job that switches my shorewall rules between a day and a night configuration. The night configuration blocks

...;, append=TRUE, row.names=FALSE, col.names=FALSE) fp=file("tt.csv","r") c=scan(file=fp, sep=',', what=list(c1="", c2="", c3=""), flush=TRUE, nlines=1) d1=scan(file=fp, sep=',', what=list(name="", wife="", no.kids=0), flush=TRUE, nlines=1) d1 R output: ----------------------- $name [1] "Fred" $wife [1] "Mary" $no.kids [1] 3 ------------------------- d2=scan(file=fp, sep=',', what=list(name="", wife="", no.kids=0), flush=TRUE, nlines=1) d2 R...

http://www.asterisk.org/node/48327 I mean, really... you're kidding me, right? Lee.