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...t;/ERRORCODE><DATABASE>Customers.fp5</ DATABASE><LAYOUT>XMLDump</LAYOUT><ROW MODID="0" RECORDID="13049791"><Company>Acme</ Company><Street>Somewherestreet 145 </Street><Postalcode>8200</Postalcode><City>Somecity</City></ROW><ROW MODID="0" RECORDID="13049792"><Company>Acme the second</ Company><Street>Somewherestreet 146 </Street><Postalcode>8500</Postalcode><City>Somecity Elsewhere</ City></ROW></FMPDSORESUL...

...self[key] = Mash.new unless self[key] || value return self[key] end end Its like OpenStruct...so what can you do? require ''pp'' m = Mash.new m.first_name = "john" m.last_name = "doe" m.address.street = "somewhere drive" m.address.city = "somecity" m.address.state = "somestate" m.address.zip = 12334 pp m {:address=> {:state=>"somestate", :street=>"somewhere drive", :city=>"somecity", :zip=>12334}, :first_name=>"john", :last_name=>"doe"} -...

I noticed that when I create users with smbldap-useradd, the default group is "Domain Users". Is this the best user/group default setup for Samba/LDAP? I'm more familar with the unix user/group setup like max/students or max/faculty. Does the user group have to be "Domain Users" when using Samba? Thanks, Yasee smbldap-useradd -m -a username (where the username is

...QDN}" = "x" ]; then FQDN=localhost.localdomain fi if [ ! -f %{_sysconfdir}/httpd/conf/server.crt ] ; then cat << EOF | %{_bindir}/openssl req -new -key %{_sysconfdir}/httpd/conf/server.key -x509 -days 365 -out %{_sysconfdir}/httpd/conf/server.crt 2>/dev/null -- SomeState SomeCity SomeOrganization SomeOrganizationalUnit ${FQDN} root@${FQDN} EOF fi %check # Check the built modules are all PIC if readelf -d $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_libdir}/httpd/modules/*.so | grep TEXTREL; then : modules contain non-relocatable code exit 1 fi %clean rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT %files %defattr...