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Hi, I have a question about the usage of eval(). Wonder if any experienced user can help me out of it. I use eval() in the following function: semireg.pwl <- function(coef.s=rnorm(1),coef.a=rnorm(1),knots.pos=knots.x,knots.ini.val=knots.val){ knotn <- length(knots.pos) def.par.env <- sys.frame(1) print(def.par.env) print(environment(coef.s)) tg <- eval( (parse(text= paste( "fu...

...os level = 33 domain master = yes local master = yes preferred master = yes <snip> [netlogon] path = /netlogon writeable = no read only = yes browseable = no -- c:\windows\net.exe time \\cipsa /set /yes rem Fix windows-login rem Make sure only users pwl-file exist in c:\windows del c:\windows\*.pwl rem Mount home-directory net use g: \\cipsa\homes rem Copy users .pwl file to c:\windows copy g:\*.pwl c:\windows logon.bat is MS-DOS ASCII !!! The copy is not carried through either... Regards, /(__ __|\ Lars Steinke, Research Stu...

Hi guys, I would like you to help me with two problems we have here with samba. It works fine on almost all the situations but we're unable to connect from a win95 machine with two identities simultaneously. The situation is that: john and eric have their own account in the server (Unix running samba). They share another account (say netmen). They need access to

Greetings All: I hope everyone had a fun Halloween weekend (I carved 4 big pumpkins and gave out a bucket full of rubber eyeballs and stuff). I'm hoping somebody can explain the password behavior I've been seeing (and a couple of other things). Here's my setup: An isolated LAN (most clients have modems for dialling out) with one linux/samba machine (RedHat 4.2, kernel 2.0.30,

...eedn't worry about the smbpasswd utility (it's only used with encrypted passwords). As far as sync-ing passwords, I don't know. The win95 password applet in Control Panel will change the passwords (at least some of them) in the local windoze password file that it stores on disk (*.pwl) in the windoze directory. However, these changes may or may not propagate back to an NT or samba server (since I don't have access to NT or 98, I can't verify stuff there). The easiest way for a user to change their samba password is to login (via telnet, ssh, etc) and change it them...

A Redhat 6.0 linux server with Samba 2.0.6, Windows 95/98 clients. By accident I just discovered a surprising and quite disappointing password problem on our Samba network. If a user on our network has a non-empty Windows password, he is forced to supply his password to log in to the network and gain writing privilegies -- as expected. However, if the user has an empty Windows password, he is

I am trying to create my own Token Bucket Filter. However, I have a problem with packet dropping. Scenario : I got two streams 20KB/s each. I got one bucket with rate 20KB/s I put both streams into this bucket. When buffer is full packets need to be dropped. The problem is that only every other packet needs to be dropped in this scenario. Streams are the same so queue looks like that : S1 |

...sed to log in to the win98 machine) and I can see and edit the files of this users' home directory on the Linux (Samba) server. I can even open \\vovo\horst, which is the other users' home, but read-only in that case. But I need samba to ask for a password, which it never did. I deleted de .pwl files on the windows machine and got the same behavior. How do I tell Samba to ask for the users' password to connect to one users' home? After reading the docs I googled for a long time now, and haven't found anything that helped me to solve this. Actually, the way I undestood the doc...

...ction I'm building, say foo(x,t), is a function of two variables). Depending on the value of t, foo will return one of the values f1(x), f2(x), ..., fk(x), where each of f1, ..., fk is a piecewise linear function (built using approxfun()). Now I want other functions to be able to get at these pwl functions, making use of a syntax of the form bar(y,foo) so that in the code of bar() I could have assignments like clyde <- get("f1",envir=environment(foo)) So rather than assigning f1, ..., fk in the body of foo, I would like to assign them in the environment of foo. I want...

The problem: attempting to connect to a samba network drive from a Windows 98 machine gives me the error message: "Not logged on". Background: We have been running samba to serve a number of w95 clients for a couple of years. Some of the clients are remote and we don't bother with running nmbd(8), so all clients have LMHOSTS files. The problem is related to a new W98 machine

Hi , I have a problem with NT 4.0 workstation with service pack 3 cant able to login to hp system. From FAQ what i understood is to modify the registry but even after modifying i couldn't able to login from NT 4.0 workstation. Can anybody can able to help me in this matter. Thx Ramesh -- ___________________________ Ramesh Ragineni Ilog (s) Pte Ltd Systems Engineer

This is surely in a FAQ somewhere, but I can't find it. Latest ver. of samba on RH Linux 5.0, encrypt. passwds. My Win95 clients were happy. Then I used poledit to turn off password caching and now they are not happy. The problem is that they can't connect to their home directories. Guest shares are fine, and other shares that require passwords are fine, but when you connect to your home

i bought the sams teach yourself Samba in 24 hours, but i still have some questions: I have few machines on network, Linux machine as server and Win98 Client machines... TCP/IP working fine... At first workgroup name = mygroup all 3 machines show up in network neighborhood, but i cannot connect to samba machine... it asks for password, but password for what user? I don't get it... it

...am running multiple IP addresses on a single interface. My guess as to what's happening: 1. Samba passes the userid/bad_pw combo to the domain controller, and it fails, as expected. Strike 1. 2. Samba mangles the correct password and/or the 95 client pulls some incorrect data from the local .pwl file. Strike 2. 3. Either the user re-types the password, or hits "Cancel" and the client proceeds to the next drive. Either way, Step 1 is repeated, and the account is at Strike 3, and the user is locked out. Is there some known way around this? This is becoming a critical problem, sinc...

...as daemon) - Windows 95 (dutch) What does work: - logons (mandatory) - the netlogon share and the config.pol (partly?) - the logon script - browsing the shares - home directory share But I can get those @#$%^& roaming profiles working! I've tried to delete the local profile, remove the pwl file and even removed the user from the registry! But no sir! Now I'm desperate, I need help BAD! Maybe somebody has roaming profiles working and would be so nice to send me the following files: - smb.conf - netlogon script - config.pol - registry - ??? Thanks in advance, Onno PS: Please...

Hi, I'm running samba in a FreeBSD 4.1 machine. Well, when I try to change my password, I get the following error on log file. In addition, the system allow my connection to the service, using the username islu without any problem. Could you help me? Luis Fernando. [2000/08/31 18:30:44, 1] smbd/server.c:main(641) smbd version 2.0.7 started. Copyright Andrew Tridgell 1992-1998 [2000/08/31

...) > > On the XP laptops, the normal machine user is in the local password cache. I don't know what you mean here... i understand password cache to be some registry location or flat file that just stores the various passwords a user has used to access various network resources. Think the .pwl files from win9x. If you mean that your user is there when you run the local user manager then (i hate to ask) but are you sure you've selected your domain in the "log on to" dropdown? samba doesn't care about who the user as long as that user exists in smbpasswd and has a valid...

We have 20-30 computers here with win98 and a Linux/Samba Server. We have just implemented Samba PDC. The only problem I see is if we change passwords on a computer..that changes on that workstation and on Samba and Unix. Now, if the user goes to another computer they have their old password on the other computer and new one on Samba. So, would roaming profiles help me...what i want to do is

...on the client. 2) mapped shares. I removed all previous shares to be sure it wasn't mapping to the former domain. 3) somebody had something about registry entries that refer to maps to other computers. I don't think there are any in my registry, but then how can I be sure? 4) remove all .pwl files. There are none. Now one thing I do have enable are local policies. The primary restrictions merely state that the client must be authenticated by a PDC in order to log in and that passwords are not cached. Nothing else seems to be relevent. In order to test this computer I did actua...

** High Priority ** Hi I am trying to login to a Samba share via win98, When I try get access to a shared folder that is protected. It prompts me for a password. the problem is that the username is already typed in and I can not change it. On winxP, when I get prompted I can put in the username and password, and it works fine. Please any help would be muchly appreciated. Thanks Steven