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I went to RedHats' page and found hardware requirements and it said that the Dell Poweredge 6300 is a supported hardware. Then I went to linuxcare.com and it does not list the machine. Before I look like a buffoon, or continue to, Redhat will run on this machine, right? I appreciate the help. Thanks, --------------------------------------------------- Tony Ricker Technology Coordinator

Last month we discussed the problems with webcams in CentOS 6 and I raised Bugzilla #1158988 with Red Hat. This bug has now been declared a duplicate of 1145805. Unfortunately I'm unable to access that report so although I know Red Hat are looking into the matter I don't know what they're doing. Ron

Hi, Let me know if this scenario is possible: I want a samba server authenticating on OpenLDAP with IDMAP, without creating any local user on server. My environment is: many linux clients, a OpenLDAP server and some services authenticating against it. We don't use Active Directory nor we have any Windows server or client. I don't know if this is possible and i've searched a lot

On 12/12/14 04:08, Ron Yorston wrote: > Last month we discussed the problems with webcams in CentOS 6 and I > raised Bugzilla #1158988 with Red Hat. This bug has now been declared > a duplicate of 1145805. Unfortunately I'm unable to access that report > so although I know Red Hat are looking into the matter I don't know > what they're doing. > > Ron >

...onsciously without SLA's and the rest, and is not. Each runs just fine on Dell hardware (which I have been using on Dell PowerEdge kit for many, many years, in specing and delivering complex networks to customers) [btw, Matt, et al., thanks for the XPS series -- it makes a stable, sweet and scaldingly fast Linux lovin' desktop] > The differences between CentOS and RHEL are mainly in the > type and level of support you get from each. CentOS support > is whatever you get from IRC, mailing lists or what you > will pay a consultant to answer. The main CentOS IRC channel #centos...

Olly Betts writes: > On Sun, May 04, 2014 at 08:16:50PM +0200, Jean-Francois Dockes wrote: > > While investigating very infrequent crashes in the Recoll indexer, I have > > come to a very basic question: is it safe to pass a copy of a > > Xapian::Document from thread to thread (multiple threads queue documents, > > other thread updates the index) ? > > >