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connect to it - wait about 2 minutes and then get 'network is busy' message. I suspect that my problems may lie somewhere in the multiple domains / subnetting areas, but I can't see where. Any comments will be welcome. TIA Harry Burgin Return-Path: <marion.haines@countygovt.brevard.fl.us> Delivered-To: samba@lists.samba.org Received: from gc2a-hplh4.countygovt.brevard.fl.us

I've compiled samba with the --with-ldapsam option and have setup up an ldap server. When I try to change the password of a user, say Administrator, get the following stuff with full debugging turned on (-D 255): New SMB password: Retype new SMB password: ldap_open_connection: connection opened ldap_connect_system: succesful connection to the LDAP server ldap_search_one_user: searching

I presently have a 2 server system a Sambe PDC and a mail server running Bynari Insight Server and we use Bynari connector to connect our Outlook 2000 clients to the Insight Server. It works well enough. BUT.... Bynari are stopping support for Outlook 2000. For us the upgrade all our copies of Outlook is expensive and we have all the functionality we need. So, we have MS Server 2000 and Exchange

Client: Bynari Insight Connector 3.0.5. (http://www.bynari.net/) This is an IMAP-based plugin for Outlook that can also store Outlook collaboration objects (calendar, tasks, notes, etc.) in IMAP messages on the server side. It does not require special server extensions, and it was actually (mostly) working with 1.0-stable. Below is a rawlog dump showing what is going back and forth. After

I've been trying to get Kerberos to work for the last couple of days so that we can use SSO. I can't seem to get past a roadblock and Google doesn't seem to provide any answers. I've got Samba connected to the AD and running. I can wbinfo everything and can login to the machine using PAM with the pam_winbind modules just fine. I can get user tickets just fine. When I try to get ssh

Hi, Since IMAP support in Outlook is 'somewhat broken', and Bynari has some promising specifications on their website, I might want to try their product. Does anyone here have any experience with their software? Would you recommend it? Or maybe point me at alternatives? (If there are any.. aside from ditching Outlook of course :-P ) Regards, Maarten Bezemer

The BYU Ruby Users Group will be holding its February meeting on Wednesday the 8th at 7PM. We''re meeting in room 120 of the Talmage Math & Computer Building (TMCB) -- see http://map.byu.edu/Map.html for a map of campus if you need it. Eric Hodel is making a trip in from Seattle to talk about all kinds of deep Ruby things. He is a former presenter at RubyConf (RubyConf 2003

Hi All, I know there has been a lot of interest in John Terpstra's upcoming book, "Samba-3 by Example: Practical Exercises to Successful Deployment." The book is scheduled to print end of March and can be found at local bookstores by early April. In the meantime, John will be giving a talk at the BYU UNIX User's Group tomorrow, Thursday, February 19th at 8PM, where he will be

We have a system that uses SAMBA on HPUX 10.20 systems as servers and primarily NT4 Clients. We do however, have a few 9x boxes. We are running with Encryption on the servers, so no modifications are made to the registries of either types of windows boxes. This is my problem: We were running fine on 2.0.3, but when I upgraded the binaries to 2.0.5a, the 9x boxes could no longer see any files

I have run accross an interesting problem--one that didn't happen in 95 but that happens in NT. If you create a shortcut to a DOS program and store that shortcut on a samba drive, if the path where the shortcut is stored has a non 8.3 path, the shortcut won't work and says that it cant find the shortcut.(!) I'm guessing it has something to do with the way that MS deals with the long

>>>>> "MM" == Martin Maechler <maechler@stat.math.ethz.ch> writes: >>>>> "david" == david <david@orion-10.cs.byu.edu> writes: david> When I issue the command: if ( c(2.8,3)[1] < pretty david> (c(2.8,3))[1]) print ("problem") david> the result is "problem" prints. I have traced it to bits

I was having some odd results when working with acts_as_ferret (current trunk), so I decided to test with the current version of ferret to see if I encountered the same problem. I did. Here are the details: installed ferret 0.10.10 on debian sarge with ''sudo gem install ferret'' (btw, same results on OSX) opened up an irb session: irb(main):001:0> require

>>>>> "MM" == Martin Maechler <maechler@stat.math.ethz.ch> writes: >>>>> "david" == david <david@orion-10.cs.byu.edu> writes: david> When I issue the command: if ( c(2.8,3)[1] < pretty david> (c(2.8,3))[1]) print ("problem") david> the result is "problem" prints. I have traced it to bits

Umm. First of all, I *AM* a member of this list, unless someone else unsubcribed me. If so, please put me back on. I've gone through my archives and I am very clearly subscribed to the list. The monthly freebsd.org mailing list memberships reminder tells me I am. List Password // URL ---- --------

Hi All, I am current working on Samba + LDAP PDC in RHEL-4. I some problem when doing the smbldap-useradd -w command. When I have a WinXP box try to join the PDC, smbldap-useradd -w "%u" will add a workstation account to the LDAP tree with all POSIX attribute but without all the SambaSAMAccount attribute. So, the WinXP box can find it's workstation account and wouldn't

Dear all, I'm using R to perform multiple comparison testing on agriculture genotype trials. To perform the Duncan's MRT, I use the qtukey() function with the following syntax: qtukey(p = ((1 - 0.05) ^ (pos - 1)), nmeans = pos, df = ni) I experience a strange behaviour when the number of means in the trial and the number of residual degrees of freedom (ni) becomes high

Hi Lists, After getting changing password form workstation work in in Samba + LDAP PDC, now is the time to enforce password aging policy for my PDC. Now, by setting password expiring date, when a WinXP machine logon, it will be prompted to change the password and eventually will failed by "You do not have permission blah~~~~" But, if I ignore it and change it

Hi all, I'm not yet a "100 % Samba Guru" and I'd very much appreciate feedback of some guru's out there regarding the following: Our team started trials with Samba 2.2.5 on Red Hat AS using OpenLDAP technologies and a LDAP backend keeping Samba's "SAM data". Ideally we want to kick out as much of Microsoft's server infrastructure as possible - means

From: Brett Walker <brett.walker at geometry.com.au> When printing hexadecimal numbers to a fixed width, padded with leading zeros, and also having a leading '0x'; the resultant string can be shortened by up to two characters if any leading zero padding character required is. int hexnum = 0x00001234; printf("%08X", hexnum); // results in 00001234

On Aug 18, 2015, at 10:41 PM, deadal nix <deadalnix at gmail.com> wrote: > Let's not get this die. The C API is too valuable to let this die. > > I propose the following plan: > - Add tests for the current API. This will allow to make sure that everything works and would ensure that changes are made intentionally, nto accidentally. > - For area that do not exist in the