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Hi, Just to let you know all that i've started a project called Linux Tips and Tricks (http://www.patoche.org/LTT) in which i'm collecting tips i find. Since i use samba and read this mailing-list i will put tips sent here. In fact there are already some. If someone feels it inapropriate to put the contents of their email sent to this mailing-list just let me know. (the origin of each tip is ment...

Hi there, I set up my samba that it acts as a domain controller, when i start network neigborhood and click on the linux system and select netlogon ([NETLOGON] entry in smb.conf) i first had the problem with windows 98 that my password always was wrong. i fixed this with a registry setting (something with plaintext), now this part works. Now i configured my windows 98 for using a domain-server,

...thing in a logical point of view. I'm not a Window$ programmer, so it is impossible for me to do it, but I can help in other ways maybe. Just let me know. With some docs and some people pointing me in right direction, and some time, I might even consider to start it myself. Patrick Mevzek pat@patoche.org PS: you can even think of something launched at startup and then running like a service also which warns you (popup a window or something) when it detects a machine joined the network, disappeared and so on.... that could be handy for debugging, especially with new Samba code with NT function...

I am running CentOS 5.3 and have just the two accounts "root" and "buz". I would like to be able to issue "shutdown" from the account "buz", and thus created /etc/shutdown.allow with the single entry "buz" (without any quotes). I still get the error message "only root can do this" (or something similar) even if I include the

My application runs a backgrond process and after running for a while I get this error in my logs: #<Errno::EMFILE: Too many open files Lasty, the ONLY code I have that does anything with files is: File.open(image_path, "wb") do |file| file.puts file_content end Any idea what this means? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.