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I have an application setup as follows: Core code is in: /home/subdomain1/current accessed at subdomain1.domain.com I then have various instances of this app that are sym-linked to the core (minus a custom config file and views) setup like: /home/subdomain2/current accessed at subdomain2.domain.com I have backgrounDRb running to update a cache of RSS files. Is there a way to get all instances of the app to share the single backgrounDRb - or should each app start it''s own backgrounDRb (rake backgroundrb:start)? Whichever is the best way -...

...password authentication succeeded challenge/response password authentication succeeded ------------------- [root@lions squid]# wbinfo -t checking the trust secret via RPC calls succeeded ------------------- [root@lions squid]# wbinfo -u |more SUBDOMAIN1\exemployees SUBDOMAIN1\installservice ... .. SUBDOMAIN2\exch SUBDOMAIN2\adcsv SUBDOMAIN2\administrator .. .. domainuser1 #These are the accounts that I would be working with and would need lookup there groups. note that domainuser2 domainuser2 .. .. -------------------------------- [root@lions samba]# wbinfo -n domainuser1 S-1-5-21-954140891-1229348589...

...D2\dom?nencontroller SD2\dom?nen-admins SD2\dom?nen-benutzer SD2\dom?nen-g?ste SD2\richtlinien-ersteller-besitzer SD2\schreibgesch?tzte dom?nencontroller SD2\klonbare dom?nencontroller SD2\protected users SD2\dnsupdateproxy As you can see I see the users and groups of the root domain (RD.LAN) and subdomain2 (SD2.RD.LAN) but nothing about subdomain1 (SD1.RD.LAN) also when I execute getent passwd and getent group, I only see the Linux users and groups but don't get anything from Windows AD. I'm really confused and would appreciate if one you could take a look at it and tell me what is missin...

...0.250; }; }; cat named.conf.slaves include "/etc/bind/named.conf.slaves.d/klingons.example.net.zone"; include "/etc/bind/named.conf.slaves.d/example.net.zone"; include "/etc/bind/named.conf.slaves.d/_msdcs.example.net.zone"; include "/etc/bind/named.conf.slaves.d/subdomain2.example.net.zone"; include "/etc/bind/named.conf.slaves.d/subdomain1.example.net.zone"; .... ecc. cat /etc/bind/named.conf.slaves.d/example.net.zone zone "example.net" IN { type slave; file "example.net.zone"; masters { IP-OF-DC; }; }...

On Wed, 20 Nov 2024 15:45:29 +0000 Heinz H?lzl <heinz.hoelzl at gvcc.net> wrote: See inline comments: > hi, > i deleted the accounts with pdbdel. > > I did a few spot checks, none of the pc accounts had the attribute > dNSHostName there are no dns-rcords concerning the account The computer accounts should have the dNSHostName attribute set. This seems to explain why it