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Centos 4.0 and 4.1 seem to have a memory leak somewhere and I can't find out what is doing it. I think it may be dovecot. I have installed hundreds of Linux machines, centos/redhat/suse in the past as firewalls and mail relays and use the same/similar methodolgy and config for each. I have found that since Centos 4.0 and 4.1 came along machines that have run well for years and months, suddenly and systematically start running out of memory after a few weeks/months of uptime. The symtpom is the load average goes up and up as the machine creeps into sw...

...aced to a theoretical model which brings some values for >>a variable that compared to the observed ones gives some R*squared of >>0.32 when the regression has an intercept and 0.7 when it is forced to >>cross the origin. >>To sum up, it may be stated that the theoretical methodolgy followed >>explains the 70% of of the observed variance? >> >>Thank you very much. >> >>Gorka Merino. Gorka Merino Institut de Ci?ncies del Mar, CMIMA-CSIC Psg. Mar?tim de la Barceloneta 37-49 08003-BARCELONA (Spain) Tel.: (34) 932 30 95 48 e-mail: gmerino at icm....

...f SAMBA, when used as a domain logon server, can use the existing UNIX user accounts (i.e. /etc/passwd), or the only way to make win95 domain logons work is by the method described in DOMAIN.txt (i.e. MUST use profiles on the server)? Unfortunately, I don't know enough about the win95/NT logon methodolgy/concept and I am wondering whether enabling domain logons through SAMBA, also implies that I HAVE to use profiles (and logon scripts?) on the SAMBA server. I was trying/hoping to use SAMBA as a unified authentication win95 logon, WITHOUT forcing profiles to be stored on the SAMBA server. I keep on...