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Hello, I'm working in France (Europe), and use daylight saving time (aka DST aka summertime). I upgraded my Samba server from 3.0.20b to 3.0.21c. Got complaints from a user that all his *WINTER* files modification date mysteriously shifted one hour ahead. It took me some time to find out the culprit, since we just switched from wintertime to summertime. On Unix (tested both Solaris 9 a...

When the Central European Time was last switched back to standard, at 03:00 last Sunday, the October 30th, a process died on one of my Windows clients with a mysterious "unknown error". When it was restarted it just went merrily on with its task. Luckily it wasn't part of a life support system. I found out that the immediate cause was how file timestamps were interpreted/presented

...ebooted, this can happen also?) ? 2) u used w32time to set time, and if you run than from within a login script, i wil fail, users dont have rights to set time. ??? this can be set by policy that users are allowed to sync time.. ? 3) other which i dont now..? ;-) ??? changed time server, winter/summertime change which went wrong.. ? ? ? Greetz, ? Louis ? ? Van: William LIM [mailto:william.epci at gmail.com] Verzonden: woensdag 22 april 2015 12:43 Aan: L.P.H. van Belle Onderwerp: Re: [Samba] Time synchronization issue Hello Louis, I have applied patch from kb314054 to set NTP server on the...

Hello Jeremy, welcome back - I hope you had a great vacation :-) - and I indeed took summertime and this possibility into account in my previous mail two weeks ago, so I hope I was not too impatient... Anyway, I'm happy that you're back and hope that - well relaxed and burning for action ;-) - you will be able to find some time soon to look into my findings so far, because IMHO t...

Hi, I'm a bit confused how julian() works. If I understand right, it returns the number of days since the origin. I have a vector: > SLDATX[1:10] [1] "1986-01-06" "1986-01-17" "1986-02-02" "1986-02-04" [5] "1986-02-04" "1986-02-21" "1986-03-06" "1986-03-25" [9] "1986-04-06"

On 13.07.2015 11:59, Gene Cumm wrote: > Wrong list. Replying to right list shortly. > For some reason I began to repeat the same mistake, mixing sys-linux and sys-temd, haha. At least one can laugh. Sorry for disturbance, it's summertime.

On Fri, Aug 18, 2017 at 07:48:02PM +0200, awl1 wrote: > Hello Jeremy, > > welcome back - I hope you had a great vacation :-) - and I indeed > took summertime and this possibility into account in my previous > mail two weeks ago, so I hope I was not too impatient... > > Anyway, I'm happy that you're back and hope that - well relaxed and > burning for action ;-) - you will be able to find some time soon to > look into my findings...

...ug: program `/home/kjonca/sieve/bin/maildrop.sh' execution timed out: sending TERM signal --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- What am I doing wrong? KJ -- http://modnebzdury.wordpress.com/2009/10/01/niewiarygodny-list-prof-majewskiej-wprowadzenie/ When does summertime come to Minnesota, you ask? Well, last year, I think it was a Tuesday.

...ublic addressbooks and calendars are possible too this way ( and at last anonymous read only ones ). All other servers i know use some db backend. I guess you will have hard times with clients, cause there are all kind of known bugs. Specially serial appointment with/and different timezones over summertime and wintertime changes seems difficult to code. Best way all in UTC and let the client convert it in its local timezone. Also there are two ways of invitations notices via mail , let the client send it, or the server has to do it ( or perhaps combinate ). So resources calenders are needed too ,f...

The same as with the ISOLINUX, stable and git. Only this time has nothing to do with the menu. Enjoy the summertime.

...t definitly sounds like a problem with the timezone-settings on >> the local >> server, or a mismatch between timezones set on the server and the >> clients. >> Doubblecheck they are consistent and in sync. >> Last year i had on client pc of a customer beleave it was summertime but >> in fact >> that ended a week before. >> Result were, all files from this client stored to the samba server got >> timestamps 2 hours back in time. I guess if they had defined kickofftimes >> this >> machine would have been kicked 2 hours too early. does...

Hi, I have set a Samba AD DC on my network. Version is 4.1.17 on a Debian Wheezy. I have an issue on my Windows XP SP3 clients : the time on these computers is not synchronized with my Domain Controler. Big problem is, if time difference is considerable (more or less 5 minutes), users can not log in. On the other hand, my server is correctly synchronized with NTP server. I don't

On Fri, Jul 3, 2015 at 12:50 AM, poma via Syslinux <syslinux at zytor.com> wrote: > - "unsigned char c;" does not solve the problem > > - "c >= 0 && c <= ' '" solves the problem for the current git Could you try the following patch? Feel free to only apply the change to readconfig.c if you want. -- -Gene diff --git

Hello one more time, unfortunately, one more time, another two weeks have passed without any reaction from neither Jeremy in person nor the Samba team/community. I am quite a bit astonished, disappointed and negatively surprised indeed: Did I do anything wrong when raising my issue with you? Everybody else asking questions or raising issues on this list seems to receive great advice, while I

I've been once in a while over the years thinking about implementing CalDAV (and CardDAV) to Dovecot. It might be time to start that soon. Does anyone have any suggestions? So far my main goals would be: - scalable, of course - configurable storage (object storage, regular fs, maybe some key-value dbs, maybe storing as emails) - efficient indexes (potentially using key-value dbs? or maybe