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...r sharename could not be found. Make sure you typed it correctly, and try again. log.smb for that Win95 access: smb_shm_open : mmap failed with code 11 smbclient to the Samba server: Session request failed (0,0) with myname=SHOKK destname=SHOKK Unspecified error 0x0 Your server software is being unfriendly. HELP?

...ppily for at least a month without any major problems. However, on the 29/5, Samba suddenly stopped accepting connections. Rebooting the server didn't help, and I couldn't even get smbclient to make a connection from the server. The error message reported was "Server software is being unfriendly", or something very similar. After a number of hours of frustration (and even upgrading Samba to the latest version), I finally discovered that Samba was having trouble with named. If I put a reverse lookup entry in the DNS table for the server's internal network addresses, it worked, h...

...120.1.250 bcast=10.120.1.255 nmask=255.255.255.0 Opening sockets Connecting to 10.120.1.250 at port 139 Connected write_socket(3,76) write_socket(3,76) wrote 76 Sent session request Session request failed (0,0) with myname=KFSASRV destname=KFSASRV Unspecified error 0x0 Your server software is being unfriendly Added interface ip=10.120.1.250 bcast=10.120.1.255 nmask=255.255.255.0 03/04/98 15:54:44 loaded services 03/04/98 15:54:44 becoming a daemon bind succeeded on port 139 waiting for a connection 03/04/98 15:56:17 changed root to / priming nmbd sending a packet of len 1 to (127.0.0.1) on port 137 of...

...ich one working fine with normal mode, but incompatible with migration? (Pretty typical situation for any kind of cloud environment or hosting). Here I have two ideas: 1) We can make HVM domain for Xen (recursive) with PV-only guests. If we migrate manageable Xen with friendly dom0, it will keep unfriendly (wild) domU working without knowing about migration. 2) Stop. Do we really needs a big and serious dom0 for ''inner xen''? Here main idea: If we create HVM-based overlay for PV-guest to keep thing unchanged, we can make migration much simpler. I''m not perfectly know xen...

...ich one working fine with normal mode, but incompatible with migration? (Pretty typical situation for any kind of cloud environment or hosting). Here I have two ideas: 1) We can make HVM domain for Xen (recursive) with PV-only guests. If we migrate manageable Xen with friendly dom0, it will keep unfriendly (wild) domU working without knowing about migration. 2) Stop. Do we really needs a big and serious dom0 for ''inner xen''? Here main idea: If we create HVM-based overlay for PV-guest to keep thing unchanged, we can make migration much simpler. I''m not perfectly know xen...

On June 5, 2011, we migrated from Mantis to Jira as the issue tracker for Asterisk [1]. We temporarily left Mantis running in read-only mode to smooth the transition. At 15 months, temporary has turned into semi-permanent. As a part of other infrastructure changes we are making to the community services, we will finally shut down Mantis for good. We will update our DNS servers on the morning of

On June 5, 2011, we migrated from Mantis to Jira as the issue tracker for Asterisk [1]. We temporarily left Mantis running in read-only mode to smooth the transition. At 15 months, temporary has turned into semi-permanent. As a part of other infrastructure changes we are making to the community services, we will finally shut down Mantis for good. We will update our DNS servers on the morning of

...iles and directories that contain a colon in the filename. With a fairly simple configuration, everything works as expected sans the colon problem. On the client end (in my case, Windows 2000 SP2) I get somewhat unpredictable behaviour. In every case the file (or directory) name gets mangled in an unfriendly way. For directories, they either appear empty or are an infinite recursion of themselves. For files, they seem to be mangled in a similarly unfriendly way, but they can still be accessed. I tried using "mangled map = (*:* **)" to try to just get rid of the colons, but that doesn't q...

I'm sorry my first post is along these lines, but I recently made a bug report regarding a game running in Wine and was, in rather unfriendly words, informed that I had posted in an incorrect bug report by a developer. I subsequently started a new bug report for the problem and was replied to by that same developer from the first bug. He replied in more, rather unfriendly, terms and essentially brushed off my replies to his queries and...

...e layman reader of Vance's article will get the impression that R is a brand new invention, which is misleading and unfair. Gentleman and Ihaka should try harder to give credit where credit is due. And by the way, ARE YOU GUYS EVER GOING TO FIX your mailing list platform? It is extremely user-unfriendly and a technological clunk. The mailing lists for SAS, Python , and others (UseNet) may not be a user-interface-work-of-genius, but they are far superior to the R mailing list. What a clunk.

Hello, when I log in through ssh to a remote site and open the web interface from a ( new ) printer using Lynx, it only displays : FRAME: wlmframe I suspect this is some unfriendly coding, that will cost me time in opening Firefox instead of Lynx or w3m. Does anybody know of a way around this? Greetings, Johan -- Johan Vermeulen IT-medewerker Caw De Kempen johan.vermeulen at cawdekempen.be 0479.82.01.41 Powered by Linux.

I''ve seen a few e-mails about multithreading with respect to wxruby but nothing recent. Unless I''m mistaken, and that may be, there still appear to be problems. The following code seems to hang my spawned thread in favor of the wxruby event loop: Thread.new do puts "in thread" loop do sleep 5 puts "looping" end end puts "main

Hi there, Whilst trying to come up with a minimal configuration for Dovecot: http://dabase.com/blog/Minimal_Dovecot/ I noticed the configuration syntax is a bit admin unfriendly. It's easy to get an infamous Error code 89. Is there any back story to the grammar or language this configuration is in? Kind regards,

Hi, I'd like to get a rough idea on how much work it would be to port Samba to a non-unix platform. My plan was to use a slimmed-down samba to read and write files on a particularly unfriendly piece of proprietary hardware we use at work. I'm fine with a minimalistic samba as this port would be for internal, single-developer use and not intended for file serving in general. Here are some things I'm wondering about, given the background: 1) Is fork() required, or could it be emu...

...un.mail.util.BASE64DecoderStream.decode(BASE64DecoderStream.java:143) at com.sun.mail.util.BASE64DecoderStream.read(BASE64DecoderStream.java:54) at se.illuminet.httpd.mail.MailXMLService.serviceXml(MailXMLService.java:361) This occurs in booth javamail 1.2 and 1.3(.1) using dovecot. Of course this unfriendly/unhandled response is a problem with javamail while biting the dust. Further analysis points to that the reading works OK up until 2^16 bytes, so it fails either in reading the tail of the attachment or resuming after the first buffered data is consumed. I tried the BODYSTRCUTURE-patch (booth #1...

...rkflow because you have a single commit to revert. 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....

...the values on the axis in 10^exponent format rather than 10E+exponent. To illustrate with an example, I have some widely spread data that I chart plot using boxplot() [figure on the left]; the log="y" option of boxplot() I obtained the natural logarithm conversion of the data and the unfriendly notation baseE+exponent [figure on the centre]; if I log10 the data I obtain the desired plot, but the axis are showing only the exponent. [figure on the right]. Can anybody help? Best regards Luigi Marongiu, MSc ########### EXAMPLE ############ # generationg random numbers x<-ru...

...I get this result. Any ideas? load_client_codepage: filename /etc/codepages/codepage.850 does not exist. Added interface ip=10.10.19.1 bcast=10.10.19.255 nmask=255.255.255.0 Session request failed (0,0) with myname=SMDLINUX destname=10.10.19.1 Unspecified error 0x0 Your server software is being unfriendly Thanks in advance, Scott

Hello, I encountered the following problem: First I installed samba-server (1.9.18, supplied with Red Hat 5.2) and everything worked fine. Then I added a DNS (named) at the same machine, just as an experiment. Now samba became unfriendly. The DNS seems to perform very well (nslookup), so I guess nothing is wrong with /etc/resolv.conf. Also, no other smbds have been started. Then I performed the 10 tests. On test 3 I got the "unfriendly" message. Testparm didn't find any errors. Nmblookup also reported no errors."...

...ahoo.com> To: <samba@samba.org> Subject: samba & dns Hello, I encountered the following problem: First I installed samba-server (1.9.18, supplied with Red Hat 5.2) and everything worked fine. Then I added a DNS (named) at the same machine, just as an experiment. Now samba became unfriendly. The DNS seems to perform very well (nslookup), so I guess nothing is wrong with /etc/resolv.conf. Also, no other smbds have been started. Then I performed the 10 tests. On test 3 I got the "unfriendly" message. Testparm didn't find any errors. Nmblookup also reported no errors."...