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Hi All, Running Samba on a Fedora 4 machine in a mixed home environment. Domain=[HOME-NETWORK] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.14a-2] Trying unsuccessfully to mount the dir that's on hdb1 on another Fedora 4 machine. Can mount any dir from hda just fine. Only problem is the one on hdb1. File permissions and everything else I can think of checking is identical. Just refuses to mount hdb1. Here

Dear All, I am a novice user of the R software package. When I try and compute, exp(-1000) or exp(-2000), i get the answer as zero. Is there any way i can get R to compute the answer and give me an actual number ? ( by increasing the precision or any other method). If I cannot get R to give me a number, can anybody give me some advice on how to manually compute this number ? I would greatly

a customer of mine needs a UPS capable of supporting a small server in his office. Obviously, nut is a good thing for him for clean shutdown etc. especially with the crappy quality power in his office condo. I wanted to purchase an MGE UPS but it looks like they purchased APC and are now flogging that product line. Now, I've never been happy with APC. I have an APC 3000 (sans

Scott Silva <ssilva at sgvwater.com> wrote: > on 8-28-2008 4:15 PM William L. Maltby spake the following: >> > On Thu, 2008-08-28 at 15:50 -0700, Scott Silva wrote: >> >>> >> <snip> >>> >> > >> >>> >> I have motherboards in my garage older than you! ;-D >>> >> > >>

AV> So i?m using dovecot, and i created a self signed certificate AV> with mkcert.sh based on dovecot-openssl.cnf. The name in there matches my mail server. AV> The first time it connects in mac mail however, it says the AV> certificate is invalid and another server might pretend to be me etc. AV> I then have the option of trusting it. AV> Is this normal behaviour? Will it

I've recently moved from installing NUT from source to installing NUT from the FreeBSD package (FreeBSD 9.1). One would think that I might have learned not to change anything, but I made the change. And here is my tale of woe..... My first question is: is it possible to simulate a "UPS is on battery" state? Some background: UPS comm port is connected to and monitored by

I completely agree (having said that I'm pretty new to all this so I might be full of it). You should run your own CA if you have an active financial interest in your company (say your the owner). No added benefit to have your certificate certified by a third party, why would they care about that one client). Ofcourse people would say "but ofcourse you would verify your own

SvK> On Wed, 9 Aug 2017 08:39:30 -0700 SvK> Gregory Sloop <gregs at sloop.net> wrote: >> AV> So i?m using dovecot, and i created a self signed certificate >> AV> with mkcert.sh based on dovecot-openssl.cnf. The name in there matches >> AV> my mail server. >> AV> The first time it connects in mac mail however, it says the >> AV>

'Father' of the IMAP protocol. Died Dec 28. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Crispin Had a TOPS-20 in his basement that did a great job of keeping the house warm in the cool months (I remember one BAR bof where he extoled the benefits of this form of home heating).

I can't see any security advantages of a self signed cert. If the keypair is generated locally (which it should) a certificate signed by an external CA can't be worse just by the additional signature of the external CA. Better security can only be gained if all users are urged to remove all preinstalled trusted CAs from their mail clients (which seems impractical). Else an attacker could

I'm trying to setup a primitive announcement-paging system in my house using the line-out from my * box to a cheap amplifier that runs to speakers on our first and second floors from the basement. I have a extension that connects to Console, and console is set to auto-pickup. I'm using alsa drivers. This all works great, except for one thing. I want to play a tone over the console after

I currently am using CentOS 4.4 desktop computer. What would I need to recieve an internet signal from a wireless router that is connected to an Apple computer that is located upstairs? I am in the basement less than 150 feet from the Apple computer. I do not have wireless card in the CentOS desktop computer and am looking for a card to install to accomplish this. -- Richard Miles Federal Way

Hi there, I read on last news about Nouveau on Phoronix that some hardware has been given to Nouveau developers. Therefore, would someone be interested by my old GeForce4-Ti 4200 / 64 Mb ??? I can send it to any developper that would be interested, instead of having this card rusting in my basement ! You also can see that proposal on the following topic in the phoronix forums :

I've been tasked with fitting out an appartment building with a phone system. The entire appartment is getting broadband, with Cat6 Cables into each appartment and fibre down the trunk. I was hoping to have PSTN in the basement connecting to the IP system. Today I found out however that one of the services will be paid TV - and it will need a PSTN backchannel - ie a modem. The set top

I'm confused about VoIP termination service. Would this mean that I could have an Asterisk server in my basement and receive/call PSTN phones via a VoIP termination provider? The "call" out from my box would go over the Internet to a termination provider which would in turn convert it to analog over the PSTN to someone's plain old phone? And vise-versa, a plain old phone caller

I need to setup incoming (over an 800 number and some local DID's) and outgoing phone calls (all over the country) with an Asterisk server. This asterisk server has 20 Polycom 430 phones connecting to it. I need the best possible SIP provider out there. I have tried http://www.nufone.net and http://www.broadvoice.com and they do not even come close to the expected quality. Does AT&T

Title: HOWTO-FreeBSD-on-XCP Author: John D. "Trix" Farrar Date: 2012-02-09 * The Challenge - ParaVirtualized FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE under XCP 1.1.0 The idea here is to create a PV FreeBSD VM under Xen Cloud Platform (XCP) without starting with an HVM first. The documentation I''''ve been able to find on-line is at least a year old and is mostly written for Xen (under

Hello list I am attempting to manage my key logins with ssh-agent. However EVERY time I try to ssh I have to go through the same exact routing and it's getting a little old... [bluethundr at LCENT01:~]#ssh sum3 Enter passphrase for key '/home/bluethundr/.ssh/id_rsa': [bluethundr at LCENT01:~]#exec ssh-agent bash [bluethundr at LCENT01:~]#ssh-add Enter passphrase for

Hello, I had an idea last week: why shut everything off (in my basement) when the power goes off (and run time goes below X minutes)? My idea: shutdown the big stuff first (two servers) leaving the little stuff (switches, wireless, gateway) running for a while longer. I might get another 30 minutes of internet that way. Let me watch a bit more streaming?. I?m convinced that idea is achievable

This is a newb question, and probably one that is a matter of taste more than objective merit. I''m working on a home server, running Linux [FC 4], hosting a website [look for generocities.com shortly]. I have a delightful new Windows XP Pro Dell Inspiron 9300 laptop. What would the community recommend for the environment in which I develop? I don''t mean technologies like RoR