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...have to reduce the dimension of X, and that's why I use the function #"dr" (dr package). model<- dr(Y~X,family="binomial",method="phdy"); edr<- dr.direction(model); #And now my problem: I hope that edr is a matrix constructed with linear #combinaison of X, prinipally the "index" vectors of X. But in reality it's not the #situation: library(nnet); fit<-multinom(Y~.,data=data.frame(edr)); pred<-predict(fit,data.frame(edr)); table(Y,pred) 0 21 0 19 ???? thank you for tel me where is my error! best regards Benjamin Esterni Institut Pa...

...plicit principal mapping (we don't turn on the map all principals option). However, instead of dealing with this gracefully, smbd segfaults! Interestingly, if I do a klist afterwards, I've managed to acquire a cross-realm tgt and a service ticket for alcor$@WIN.CEDE.PSU.EDU even though my prinipal isn't mapped. Here's a snippet of debug level 10 output from smbd: [2004/01/28 02:23:56, 3] smbd/process.c:(685) switch message SMBsesssetupX (pid 27145) [2004/01/28 02:23:56, 3] smbd/sec_ctx.c:(288) setting sec ctx (0, 0) - sec_ctx_stack_ndx = 0 [2004/01/28 02:23:56, 5] auth/auth_...

...g a few parts.. can a script >like this synchronize passwords when they are forced to change their password at the >client level.. say expire the users password? And what happens if they change there Kerberos has his own password expiration mechanizm. You can write a script tha will scan prinipals in KDC, extract password expire dates and compare it with current date. Then, let's say 5 days before the expiration, it can start sending notifications to users. The warning message can contain a link to a webpage for the password change. >password using kpassword.. that has the potent...