similar to: Win98 zero-length encrypted passwords

Hi; There is likely a supported way around this problem, but it wasn't immediately apparent to me. So, I created the enclosed patch to fix my problem. What I would like to do is the following: - run samba in "security = domain" - not use trusted domains, but allow people to connect from other domains - not maintain a local encrypted password file for samba, but instead use our

I'm not sure if this problem is repeatable or particular to my machine. The following works fine - > odbcConnect("demoteam", uid = "demo", pwd = "demo") This causes R to crash - > oracle.info <- list(channel = "demoteam", uid = "demo", pwd = "demo") > demo.db.connect <- function(ora.info = oracle.info) { + channel

I thought I'd field this question in case someone has already done this, before proceeding with trying to develop a function on my own. I'm generating a number of files and to keep track of them, I'm also outputting the names of these files to external files & datasets. Depending on the platform I'm working on, Windows or Unix, i'd like to be able to switch between UNIX

Help! I have a very large data file with about 100 columns. Instead of loading all of the columns using read.table() (my PC won't be able to handle the resulting data frame), I'd like to read in one column of the datafile at a time using scan() in conjunction with the 'what = ' option. I've tried loading just the third column using - > scan(file.name, what = list(NULL,

Thanks in advance for any help I can get on this. I'm trying to change variable names between 2 systems - R and old SPSS, Oracle. I'm using the grep() and gsub() commands but I'm getting the following result - > test.dat <- c("a", "b.c", "d.e.f", "p_q,r") > test.dat [1] "a" "b.c" "d.e.f"

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I am trying to setup dovecot with postfix and postgres. After I got dovecot connected to postgres and use Outlook Express to try to login, I have the following problem: Jan 4 23:38:22 bluemountain imap-login: Login: chris [::ffff:192.168.1.2] Jan 4 23:38:22 bluemountain dovecot-auth: Login process 9 disconnected Jan 4 23:38:22 bluemountain imap(chris): Failed to create storage with data:

I've found out the problem already. After postfix delivered the mail to my mailbox, I can login now... -----Original Message----- From: Christopher Cheng [mailto:mylist at chrishome.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 11:55 PM To: 'dovecot at dovecot.org' Subject: Failed to create storage with data I am trying to setup dovecot with postfix and postgres. After I got dovecot

I have a problem with new version (1.9.18p8) of SAMBA and username mapping. Configuration: WindowsNT 4.0 Workstation + SP1 WindowsNT domain - NTEP01 is PDC Digital UNIX 3.2C Username on NT: Babor Username on UNIX: baborl In SMB.CONF I have following lines: [global] security = server password server = NTEP01 username map = /usr/local/samba/lib/username.map username.map: baborl = babor

> I thought Didier Spaier showed us ISOs which boot by SYSLINUX and > Linux sitting in the EFI System Partition. Please allow me to emphasize it again, for clarity, avoiding the reiterated confusion to some readers / users. We are talking about: * ISO images, * burnt to _optical media_, * and using then the resulting _optical media_ to boot in _UEFI mode_, * in which the _main

Hi, Ady wrote: > * ISO images, > * burnt to _optical media_, > * and using then the resulting _optical media_ to boot in _UEFI mode_, > * in which the _main bootloader_ for such _optical media_ booting in > such _UEFI mode_ is part of The Syslinux Project. I would be willing to try such an ISO with qemu+OVMF. Regrettably my real test iron has no EFI firmware. Do you know the

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Tom, Try this patch. I lost your original message but this should fix the problem with 'logon path = \\%L\profile\%U\%a' confusing WinXP with Win2K. cheers, jerry ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Hewlett-Packard ------------------------- http://www.hp.com SAMBA Team

We are using samba with a NT4.0 Primary Domain Controller as a samba password server. Logon validation on the primary domain controller works fine, the NT machine validates the user password. BUT: On the NT PDC the event log shows numerous entries saying: Unknown user or wrong password Did anybody experience this too ???? Rainer von Bongartz /D/I/L/ rainer.von-bongartz@dil.de

I was trying to configure postfix, mysql with dovecot. The postfix part is fine, but dovecot seems cannot cannot read the mail directory dovecot: Apr 09 16:22:37 Info: Dovecot starting up dovecot-auth: Apr 09 16:22:38 Info: MySQL: connected to localhost dovecot-auth: Apr 09 16:22:38 Info: Login process 7 connected dovecot-auth: Apr 09 16:22:38 Info: Login process 8 connected dovecot-auth: Apr 09

I am trying to use Samba between a RedHat Linux 9 system and several Win98 PC's. From the Win98 systems, I can see and access the Linux folders I have made available. I can see the Win98 PCs and their shared directories from the Linux box. Understanding that Win98 requires encrypted passwords, I have set the "encrypt passwords" keyword in the smb.conf file to "yes".

My LAN is running Samba v1.9.18p10 under RedHat Linux v5.2. Using the SMB services are Win95 and OS/2 clients. It's all running fine. I will soon be adding Win98, though, and I understand that there is a question of password encryption. I'm concerned how the encrypted/plain-text communication of password will affect my existing configuration. If I reconfigure Samba to use encrypted

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Hiya, Find attached a new encoding mode. 100kbps. There's a patch as well; it is supposed to improve quality. Have fun, Segher p.s. To use the mode: add an #include "modes/mode_S.h" to modes/modes.h and force vorbisenc.c to use it. (Oh, and the S doesn't mean Segher. Really). <HR NOSHADE> <UL> <LI>application/octet-stream attachment: Unknown Document