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Greetings I am receiving following error message. Any idea as to why? WARNING[147466]: File chan_sip.c, Line 4530 (sipsock_read): Recv error: Resource temporarily unavailable WARNING[147466]: File chan_sip.c, Line 4530 (sipsock_read): Recv error: Resource temporarily unavailable Frank...

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Folks, Just a heads up for everyone. We are aware of the problem and are continuing to work on resolving it. cheers, jerry ===================================================================== Samba ------- http://www.samba.org Centeris ----------- http://www.centeris.com "What man

Just in case anyone cares, I still have to run a Redhat 8.0 server, so if someone could keep the 8.0 RPMs going, I'd greatly appreciate it. As it stands, the 8.0 on the samba.org website are pretty bare. JMS

Hi, I have set up Samba 3.0.2a on my Debian server as a PDC. I use a Windows XP Pro laptop to log on wirelessly, and things seems to be working fine except with the logon.bat script. I have added "logon script = logon.bat" and the netlogon share in my smb.conf. The logon.bat has executed a few times (perhaps 10% of the times), but there is obviously a problem. The logon.bat is

...any advanced capabilities of syslinux) This lead to a single big multi-driver image, very handy to use (but not very pubblicized)... the only drawback I know of my approach is that I knocked against an etherboot memory limitation: the multi-driver is compressed, and when it is uncompressed, it is temporaily kept in low-memory (the dear old 640Kb limitation...), and so for some built I have to exlude 1 or 2 rarely used big drivers to get it fit in memory... but it seems that in the future etherboot versions this limit will be overcomed... This is the boot sequence of my approach: Boot --> SYSLINUX...

Hello! I have been successful using SYSLINUX and Etherboot to create a generic "PXE-on-a-disk" package, a floppy image and CD image that support as many Ethernet cards as possible. These have support for all of Etherboot's modules that support real PCI cards: about 25-or-so drivers and 250-or-so cards. I've built Etherboot ZLILO images, one for each driver, set up to boot