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...ATrpms. I'm running on CentOS 4.3 on an Opteron system. I have this running stably on a 32 bit system, but I'm crashing constantly on a 64 bit system. Here's what I'm getting in my mail logs when I try to log in via IMAP: Aug 3 15:01:21 lisa dovecot: imap-login: Login: user=<scottz>, method=PLAIN, rip=::ffff:192.168.1.183, lip=::ffff:192.168.1.21 Aug 3 15:01:22 lisa dovecot: IMAP(scottz): file index-mail.c: line 105 (index_mail_get_fixed_field): assertion failed: (buffer_get_used_size(buf) == data_size) Aug 3 15:01:22 lisa dovecot: imap-login: Login: user=<scottz>,...

...n Opteron system. I have this running stably on a 32 bit system, but I'm >> crashing constantly on a 64 bit system. >> >> Here's what I'm getting in my mail logs when I try to log in via IMAP: >> >> Aug 3 15:01:21 lisa dovecot: imap-login: Login: user=<scottz>, method=PLAIN, >> rip=::ffff:192.168.1.183, lip=::ffff:192.168.1.21 >> Aug 3 15:01:22 lisa dovecot: IMAP(scottz): file index-mail.c: line 105 >> (index_mail_get_fixed_field): assertion failed: (buffer_get_used_size(buf) == >> data_size) >> Aug 3 15:01:22 lisa dov...

I have 19 servers with this smb.conf share definition working: [export] comment = Exported Files path = /tmp/export guest ok = Yes On the 20th server however, this just doesn't want to work. I've gone through the basics of guest access and permissions more than a few times trying to figure this one out. Approaching this from another angle, I tried the following

I have a scenario where I am copying from a local system to remote target and need to remove the local source files once they have been successfully transfered. --remove-source-files works fine for this. An issue has come up in that I need to be able to backup the removed local source files as well. With rsync 2.6.9 I tried: rsync --remove-source-files --backup-dir=/archive –abv (source)

I have a scenario where a "broken pipe" condition can happen on a fairly regular basis and in all honesty it is to be expected. We are working with satellite links to moving ship platforms (no it isn't military based) and depending on location, sea conditions, and a few dozen other factors, the data link can become somewhat unstable at times. That and the high-latency for IP

Yea, I realize this is an Apple problem since they do their own things with Samba, but wanted to confer with the samba experts here as Apple has yet to fix this in the last year (10.5.2 to 10.5.5). I've recently report it to apple as still a bug but wondering if it might have a workaround? Scenario: You created or have an existing file on a mac smb share Permissions look like: -rwxr--r-- 1