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There was an HL demo, downloaded from Sierra, that was a completely new episode - more like a taste of things to come. I enjoyed playing it, even after I had finished the full game, but was a little disappointed with the ending of the demo. Can't complain for free, though. I suggest you go and buy the 'battle pack' or whatever it's called - HL, OpFor, TFC, and a few other

Hi all, We're preparing to move from a share-level authentication paradigm to integrating with AD. We're running Pware's build of Samba 3.4.2, MIT Kerberos, and OpenLDAP on AIX 6.1. I've worked through the procedure and obtained a Kerberos ticket, then joined the host to our primary AD domain (we have two, one for general use and one for production systems, which is

Hello all, I have a new RHEL5 host, with nothing installed that falls outside of the Base package group (that I selected) plus the CUPS 1.2.4 and Samba 3.0.28 packages. All I've done to date on this host is perform yum updates to installed packages and set up configurations for Samba and CUPS. Once all of that was in place, I started up Samba via the Red Hat startup script, but

Hi all, I have Sabma v3.6.0 installed on an AIX 6.1 machine (oslevel 6100-07-02). The packages come courtesy of Bill Jojo's pware repository (thanks, Bill! Was going insane trying to satisfy dependencies...). I have joined the host to the AD domain and can authenticate myself against Windows 2008 AD (using AD group memberships, as defined in smb.conf per share), but users who want