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...domain1 guest ok = no writeable = yes I have my usermap.txt like this; localacc = some_service_account_from_ads_domain1, some_service_account_from_ad_domain1 localac2 = some_service_account_from_ads_domain1, some_service_account_from_ad_domain1 It seems that samba gets it's knickers in a twist with this as it is presumably trying to work out which UID the user is on which share - which is understandable. Is there a way to specify a usermap.txt per share? the only docs I can find list it as a global directive. Being a bear of very little brain I am having difficulty work...

Mike, I went looking for that article and stumbled upon this gem. http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=103168 Enjoy. On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 8:58 AM, Mike. <the.lists at mgm51.com> wrote: > > > On 3/9/2012 at 3:56 PM Vladimiro Macedo wrote: > > |What dbPowerAmp does is encapsulate the wav file into a FLAC container > > |without actually compressing it. I guess

...e causes the timing issues in the audio samples going to the DAC. Some DACs will reclock the incoming audio stream, but many do not. So when the timing between the samples varies due to CPU loading, it may produce audible differences. I suspect this is why some "audiophiles" have their knickers in a twist. They don't hear the FLAC file, but rather the inability of the computer to properly process the FLAC file in the time domain. As a result, the FLAC format is being blamed for weakness inherent in their computer hardware, and possibly software as well. Just my two cents....

.../var/log/messages, and extracted the number of seconds required to compile the manifest. Ran the output through perl and Excel to get a graph of count vs time to see what the puppetmaster box performance looks like. This excludes data out to the 2200 second mark, where the virtual machine got its knickers in a twist. Puppetmaster runs in a VMware Server VM, 384 MB RAM, single Xeon 3.4 GHz CPU visible to the VM. Shared with 2 other VMs and the backup service, so some of the long-time compiles are going to be when the backups are running. http://www.cricalix.net/~dhill/puppet/puppet-compile-graph-...

I beg to differ. Digium is hiding from the real world and somebody is going take the software and run with it. My customers lost in excess of $50.000 and cut my pay in half, because of hackers. The hackers figured out how to scan every asterisk for weak passwords or open ports, and bang them real good. We need two things: a) disable in sip.conf the reply for INVITES that have wrong user