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Hello, You will find in attachment the layout of my current physical configuration. For now, the Cable ISP is not used. Since it is a dynamic ISP, my mailserver is rejected and my domain name registers on blacklists like ORDB and al. I want it to be used as a default gateway except for my mail server that would be seen as coming from my "honest" ADSL ISP. Here is

...no problem. So everything works except when an account with an old password tries to log in, even though "never expires" is set. I've tried a number of alternatives in the pam and samba config files to no avail. Any direction would be appreciated. Thanks! -- bill Bill Greene Rubicon Group Ltd Oak Brook Illinois USA

...; if only the per-user flag is set, they cannot. So to refine my previous statement, it appears pam_winbind ignores the per-user "password never expires" flag. -- bill (I'm reading the list in summary, so my apologies if someone else has already commented on this.) Bill Greene Rubicon Group Ltd. Oak Brook Illinois USA

I''m thinking about going with an accelerator account through Joyent and have tried 3 times now to get a response to one simple question: Does the setup costs include configuration of a standard rails app & cron entry to start the app @ reboot? And if not, do they offer (for a charge), services to configure this? What worries me, Is I can''t keep any sort of consistent

...no) ); /* FIXME: do some proper error handling */ exit(1); - } + } if (WIFEXITED(status) && WEXITSTATUS(status) != 0) { fprintf(stderr,"smbmnt failed: %d\n", WEXITSTATUS(status)); + /* FIXME: do some proper error handling */ + exit(1); } /* Ok... This is the rubicon for that mount point... At any point @@ -628,7 +646,8 @@ char *p; DEBUGLEVEL = 1; - + + /* here we are interactive, even if run from autofs */ setup_logging("mount.smbfs",True); TimeInit(); @@ -654,14 +673,14 @@ pstrcpy(username,getenv("LOGNAME")); } - parse...

Well, I see that my last email hasn''t generated any reaction from the Rails core team. It looks like all of them are the happy users of "plain text" (which, as we know by now, doesn''t exist, but still). I apologize in advance for the sore bitterness of this message but I see that the Rails-core STILL, despite all of the efforts, sees these issues as something