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...e new forest (Siemens and MS claim it to be the largest one on the planet) it is very strict about permissions after severe incident in the last forest. It took us weeks to find someone who is willing to join our servers once in a while. I guess this can be/is the case in many large companies. Morover, I will request a server which shall precreate machine accounts. This will make us independent from humans, but Samba won't play well with that. At last, if the colleague is on sick leave or else and we have to reset the account for whatsoever reason, we are bust! Regards, Michael

...aim it to be the largest one on the >> planet) it is very strict about permissions after severe incident in >> the last forest. It took us weeks to find someone who is willing to >> join our servers once in a while. I guess this can be/is the case in >> many large companies. Morover, I will request a server which shall >> precreate machine accounts. This will make us independent from >> humans, but Samba won't play well with that. At last, if the >> colleague is on sick leave or else and we have to reset the account >> for whatsoever reason, we ar...

...r > increase. > Sometimes I feel like I should have not added the functionality. Guessing the correct limit for a process is like solving a Halting problem. It cannot be calculated by any algorithm and the best we can do is increase the limit once somebody is already in a trouble. D'oh! Morover, if somebody comes by and tell us about it, we blindly size the limit up without knowing that the qemu is not mem-leaking for sure (in which case the limit is right and OOM killer did the right thing). The more problems are reported the more I'm closer to writing a patch which removes this he...

...is on E-Views, Stata and SAS. I do not use any extra setting, just the plain default. I did several regressions choosing starting values for b4 on the seq(-1,1,.01) series. It did find the correct values (with `globally' smallest RSS), but the result is strongly dependent on the initial values. Morover, the good result comes from a `bad' initial value! I have read that the nonlinear optimizer/minimizer will change in the future, but this is funny. And it happens when I use R-devel, anyway. Anyone had the same problem? Thanks, Zsombor -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-....

...>>>> the planet) it is very strict about permissions after severe >>>> incident in the last forest. It took us weeks to find someone who >>>> is willing to join our servers once in a while. I guess this can >>>> be/is the case in many large companies. Morover, I will request a >>>> server which shall precreate machine accounts. This will make us >>>> independent from humans, but Samba won't play well with that. At >>>> last, if the colleague is on sick leave or else and we have to >>>> reset the acco...

Hi folks, we'd like to provision new Samba servers (file sharing only) with the system keytab. It will precreated by some other process (msktutil) because we don't have direct access to a domain admin account. Is there any degragation in functionality by not using "secrets and keytab" and not doing "net ads join"? This is somewhat similiar to my question from

...to view 21-40. Another desired - though not required - feature is for admin to be able to retrieve and update tables with arbitrary inner joins. For instance, he would view an "events" table, and within it he would have a person, with her details taken from the "people" table. Morover he should be able to not only transparently retrieve JOINed data but also update it. (E.g. change the person''s phone number, affecting the "people" table, although changing other fields in the very same HTML form would cause change to a different table, the "events" t...

Out of curiousity...I wonder if anyone has an idea of how many centos installations are out there? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20050601/c4b6b799/attachment-0004.html>

...iemens and MS claim it to be the largest one on the > planet) it is very strict about permissions after severe incident in > the last forest. It took us weeks to find someone who is willing to > join our servers once in a while. I guess this can be/is the case in > many large companies. Morover, I will request a server which shall > precreate machine accounts. This will make us independent from > humans, but Samba won't play well with that. At last, if the > colleague is on sick leave or else and we have to reset the account > for whatsoever reason, we are bust! > &g...

...gest one on > >> the planet) it is very strict about permissions after severe > >> incident in the last forest. It took us weeks to find someone who > >> is willing to join our servers once in a while. I guess this can > >> be/is the case in many large companies. Morover, I will request a > >> server which shall precreate machine accounts. This will make us > >> independent from humans, but Samba won't play well with that. At > >> last, if the colleague is on sick leave or else and we have to > >> reset the account for what...

...; the planet) it is very strict about permissions after severe > >>>> incident in the last forest. It took us weeks to find someone who > >>>> is willing to join our servers once in a while. I guess this can > >>>> be/is the case in many large companies. Morover, I will request a > >>>> server which shall precreate machine accounts. This will make us > >>>> independent from humans, but Samba won't play well with that. At > >>>> last, if the colleague is on sick leave or else and we have to > >>&gt...

...t permissions after severe > >>>>>> incident in the last forest. It took us weeks to find > someone who > >>>>>> is willing to join our servers once in a while. I > guess this can > >>>>>> be/is the case in many large companies. Morover, I > will request a > >>>>>> server which shall precreate machine accounts. This > will make us > >>>>>> independent from humans, but Samba won't play well > with that. At > >>>>>> last, if the colleague is on sick lea...

...er severe >>>>>>>> incident in the last forest. It took us weeks to find >> someone who >>>>>>>> is willing to join our servers once in a while. I >> guess this can >>>>>>>> be/is the case in many large companies. Morover, I >> will request a >>>>>>>> server which shall precreate machine accounts. This >> will make us >>>>>>>> independent from humans, but Samba won't play well >> with that. At >>>>>>>> last, if the col...

On Thu, Aug 8, 2013 at 9:39 AM, Martin Kletzander <mkletzan@redhat.com> wrote: > At first let me explain that libvirt is not ignoring the cache=none. > This is propagated to qemu as a parameter for it's disk. From qemu's > POV (anyone feel free to correct me if I'm mistaken) this means the file > is opened with O_DIRECT flag; and from the open(2) manual, the O_DIRECT