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On Fri, 3 Jan 2025 08:29:59 +0000 Manzini Enrico <emanzini at zensistemi.com> wrote: > Hi Rowland, below, the servers and the remote client dns configuration > > Server's dns configuration: > DC-1: > - themself > - DC-2 > > DC-2 > - themself > - DC-1 > > RODC-1 > - DC-1 > - DC-2 > - themself > In my opinion, all Samba AD DCs should only have themselves as their nameserver, if something goes wrong, can you really rely on what it returns if it is coming from anothe...

Hi Rowland, below, the servers and the remote client dns configuration Server's dns configuration: DC-1: - themself - DC-2 DC-2 - themself - DC-1 RODC-1 - DC-1 - DC-2 - themself REMOTE-CLIENT - directly point as dns to the RODC-1 ip - nltest /dsgetdc:domain_name report RODC-1 as logon server DNS SRV RECORDS: The ad srv records uses default configuration Enrico Manzini -----Messaggio originale-...

Hi Rowland, i've modified, the dns like below: RODC-1: - themself - DC-1 - DC-2 DC-1 And DC-2 dns configuration not modified But the problems remains - samba-tool drs replicate rodc-1 dc-2 dc=scratch,dc=lan -U administrator did not replicate - network browsing anyway require authentication and not work Enrico Manzini -----Messaggio originale----- Da: s...

...eams in the > git logs, but not for inserting it (eg. using the updatemetadata.xsl > script). Is that what you meant by "only about displaying"? Metadata are in the authority of the source client. The interface you point to is *only* for legacy formats that do not support metadata themself (namely: MP3, and AAC). As Ogg/Opus, and Matroska/Opus both support metadata there is no need for workarounds. (Same for native FLAC, Ogg/FLAC, and Matroska/FLAC.) With best regards, -- Philipp Schafft (CEO/Geschäftsführer) Telephon: +49.3535 490 17 92 Löwenfelsen UG (haftungsbeschränkt)...

...ools is a lot more easy? > Yes, I forward your suggestion and consult him, the result is not surprised:( Here is what I learned from him: For the btrfs-progs cmds who output strings, the output are plain, don`t have patterns. Seen some guys who want a formatted output, they do a filter by themself, it not reasonable to ask btrfs-progs to output formatted strings. What`s your opinion about the output pattern? I can try to implement it. > Thanks, > -- Yours Sincerely, Cao Jin

On Thu, 2 Jan 2025 08:25:56 +0000 Manzini Enrico <emanzini at zensistemi.com> wrote: > Hi Rowland > > I try some several test and: > - tried fsmo transfer from the rwdc used as replication partner to > the secondary dc, no luck, problem persist > - tried join with no replication partner specification, no luck, > problem persist Also during the join procedure the rodc

...but chunks can not play properly, i think i need to change filesize from file headers of these chunks, i can read samplerate and samples count from header, but i do not know how can i calculate file size without reading all file, what must i change from these chunks too? I want to play each chunks themself, I read http://flac.sourceforge.net/format.html but i can not understand how can i change header for each chunk Thanks Alper ASMA _________________________________________________________________ Add photos, news, and blogs about the World Cup to your Live.com homepage! http://www.live.com/getsta...

..., I forward your suggestion and consult him, the result is not >> surprised:( Here is what I learned from him: >> For the btrfs-progs cmds who output strings, the output are plain, >> don`t have patterns. Seen some guys who want a formatted output, they do >> a filter by themself, it not reasonable to ask btrfs-progs to output >> formatted strings. > > This is exactly the issue here: every btrfs command has a totally > different formatting for its output. Just let him take a look at all > the commands implemented so far in libguestfs, you can easily spot &...

...evert. In the end I don't really care which model LLVM uses. I just want to provide as much working knowledge as I can based on experience doing exactly this kind of SVN->git transition. > On the other hand I find merge commits in the history unfriendly to > readers (esp. the merges themselfes where you suddenly see conflicts > of multiple commits getting resolved), It's certainly true that merge commits make history harder to follow with "git log." I find "git log --oneline --graph --decorate" to be pretty useful. > bisection also gets a lot harder wit...

...code to the clipboard, paste it into their R session and see the same problem you as the questioner see. Note that dput(mydata) will display mydata in a reproducible way. Self-contained and reproducible are needed because: (1) Self-Effort. It shows that the questioner tried to solve the problem by themself first. (2) Test framework. Often the responder needs to play with the code a bit in order to respond or at least to give the best answer. They can't do that without a test framework that includes the data and the code to run it and its not fair to ask them to not only answer the question but a...

...on the ARMv8 / Aarch64 > instruction set, but the clang compiler in Xcode 5 is based on a custom > LLVM Aarch64 backend, not the one currently on llvm.org. > so i suppose that Apple use the very same Aarch64 instruction set, without any modification/extension? therefore, what they keep to themself is only the LLVM backend? thanks. Jun > <http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/llvmdev> > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20130911/d41c63b4/attachment.html>

...t line is labeled in persp()". It works great now (in the development version). One more question (I don't know if it's related to the "old" problem): the annotation on the z-axis overwrites the numbers at the tickmarks and sometimes, if numbers are pretty long, the numbers themselfe overlap the actual tickmark. I tried moving the annotation by adj or lower the fontsize and tried out kind of all other parameters given in par() but didn't succeed. Is this actually the same kind of problem (like the old one) and does anyone have a quick solution for that? Thanks for your...

Hi, I am using zap channels, and by using sendDTFM application, I can control the duration between two DTMF digits, but I can't find a way to control the duration of the digits themself. Did search on the Internet and found out that I can change it in the asterisk source files and recompile asterisk. Wiki also says that it can be controlled using toneduration option in zapata.conf, but it doesn't seem to work. Does anybody know if there is an easier solution to achieve this w...

...his current problem: some users are locking Lotus Notes files on a Samba share. When their pc crash (ex: power off the pc without shutting down windows), the file is still locked. So when they boot up a few mins after the crash, they can't open Lotus Notes because some files are still locked by themself. So we need to kill the samba process. This is happening a lots of time in a week and we are looking for a better solution. I just want to know how does Samba is working with this kind of situation? (timeout maybe? if there is a timeout, after how many time?) Thanx Yannick Bergeron burgergold@ho...

...ted frequently. But how big is that benefit in real life? Would I slow down things noticably if there is no prelinking? Is there any benefit at all of having prelinking on a server box that runs couple of daemons which are started only at boot time, and then they either use threads or fork themself to handle requests? In either case, such processes are fully (or at least mostly) linked at boot time. For example servers running stuff like Sendmail or Postfix, Dovecot or Cyrus-IMAPD, Squid, MySQL, LDAP and such.

...plain text through dovecot?s offical page: http://wiki2.dovecot.org/AuthDatabase/LDAP/AuthBinds http://wiki2.dovecot.org/AuthDatabase/LDAP But when i try to do it in a secure way i can?t make it work. Samba4 is listening by port 636 and dovecot is speaking by 389 or 636, but they can?t comunicate themself. I?m wondering if any of you have done this before or have any clue that might help me. Thanks.

...samples are buffered to md5 checksummer which > writes > > intermediate checksum to bad memory. md5 is corrupted but samples > > were encoded ok. the user will not know unless the --verify option > > was used during encoding. > > > Is it also possible the samples themself get corrupted, because they > are too (just like the md5) written to the memory for encoding them? yes, but in that case when you decode it you won't get an md5 error. from flac's point of view everything went fine because it can't know the samples coming in were wrong to begin wit...

Dear reader, im looking for a tool to tunnel ethernet reliable on internet. I have a set of devices do not themself have retransmission build in, the rely on a "wired" LAN. The all talk to a central host on a MAC to MAC basis. I want to bring the devices far away from the Host and link them up via internet, but packet drop on internet is my problem! The tinc is almost perfect for my purpose, but as I...

Hi ! I bounce on the Mr Sloop's post ([Samba] DDNS / DHCPd && Internal DNS or BIND_DLZ) to ask what's the easiest way to allow Linux clients to update themself their DNS record in the Samba4 AD server (with BIND_DLZ Dns server). It works well with windows clients, but with Linux clients joined to the domain, with a valid Kerberos ticket, the client receive a error "ERROR_DNS_INVALID_MESSAGE" and the famous "DNS update failed!" mess...

Of course, this is normal for C-APIs. But maybe change the name to LLVMResult to propagate the real use? I am not arguing about the results themself. They are standard. But the name is missguiding. As long as it's consistent i know that i have to write an extra record operator in Delphi to reflect this. 2016-09-12 11:11 GMT+02:00 David Chisnall <David.Chisnall at cl.cam.ac.uk>: > On 12 Sep 2016, at 09:59, Alexander Benikowski via...