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Hi folks, I'm running samba 3.0.33 on Solaris 9 hosts. I have a host that has two hostnames (actual + alias). I would like to be able to connect to this host via either hostname and be able to access this samba data. Note: I would prefer not to run multiple samba instances... Has anyone else experienced this sort of issue, and have you been able to resolve it? - Avron

Hello folks, I have been able to successfully compile (MIT) kerberos (1.5.4) and samba (3.0.28a) on a Solaris 9 (Kernel version: SunOS 5.9 Generic 122300-31 Aug 2008) host. I was able to successfully join this host to a DEVDOMAIN This is the smb.conf file that I used: [global] # If there are no settings here, Samba uses the default values for all global settings security = ads

Hey, I don't know if this is the right list to ask this question in, but I have tried on the IRC (irc.freenode.net #samba) and people on there advised me to try here instead. I have: Debian 4.0r4 Samba version 3.0.24 - mail.birke-gym.dk - 10.3.16.1 krb5 Version 1.4.4-7etch6 Kernel Version 2.6.18-6-amd64 A Windows Server 2003 SP2 with AD/DC - bgdc.birke-gym.dk - 10.3.17.1

Hello folks, I have been asked about the resilience of samba clients when faced with a domain controller failure. My client's environment has multiple Windows Domain Controllers (we'll call them dc1 - dc9). Assuming that domain replication operates as expected (and does, from Windows workstation point of view), what should I expect if (when) the domain controller that initiated a

On 10/30/18 3:27 AM, rainer at ultra-secure.de wrote: > Am 2018-10-30 08:06, schrieb Eddie G. O'Connor Jr.: > >> >> Yeah.....I guess that's one way to look at it. >> >> My biggest worry? Is I've placed so much time and effort "getting to >> know" Fedora and its intricacies, idiosyncrasies, its ins and >> outs...dealt with ridicule on

Am 2018-10-30 08:06, schrieb Eddie G. O'Connor Jr.: > > Yeah.....I guess that's one way to look at it. > > My biggest worry? Is I've placed so much time and effort "getting to > know" Fedora and its intricacies, idiosyncrasies, its ins and > outs...dealt with ridicule on this very same list when I first > started, have "cut my teeth" on

Hi all Am i doing this right? Is this the right list to post to? If not, a quick lesson in ettiquette for me would not hurt. As I am both just starting to use newsgroups and SSH, I am not entirely familiar with the processes. I have a question about ssh-rand-helper. First an outline: I am currently using the SSH packages for Solaris 2.8 available at sunfreeware.com. The environment is

I just tried, on a whim, to use an OpenSSH client vs SSH 1.2.26 client, and I can connect with it... Something drastic change between pre23 and pre24? Then again, I can't get pre23 to work anymore either, after further investigation :( OpenSSH clients connect no problem, just not the old SSH 1.2.26 clients ... Marc G. Fournier marc.fournier at acadiau.ca

Hi, I'm away at a conference in Amsterdam. My home is in Cambridge in the UK. On a whim, I tossed an ATA186 and a phone into my bags before leaving home. I was able to plug my ATA186 into a LAN here at the conference and was connected to my home Asterisk in a few seconds. Total time from unzipping my bag to talking to home no more than 15 seconds. OK, so the kit could be more portable,

Anyone having issues with the old 1.6 Half-Life engine? OpenGL mode stopped working for me friday, but its still working in other windows applications. Counterstrike 1.6, Half-Life 1, etc won't work. My brother has same Linux distro and it didn't break for him, so I'm going out on a whim. I've reinstalled vid card drivers, wine, deleted drive_c, made a new user account in

Hello, Something very much resembling a graphical win32-based front-end for rsync is available at http://sync2nas.sourceforge.net It is released under the BSD license for all to enjoy. A few caveats: * It reportedly only works on WinNT/Win2K. Win9x is being looked into at this time. * It is written in Perl/Tk, although all portability conceits were abandoned fairly early on, and it

Hello, Something very much resembling a graphical win32-based front-end for rsync is available at http://sync2nas.sourceforge.net It is released under the BSD license for all to enjoy. A few caveats: * It reportedly only works on WinNT/Win2K. Win9x is being looked into at this time. * It is written in Perl/Tk, although all portability conceits were abandoned fairly early on, and it

I previously wrote: > On a whim, I then tried "-b path-prefix" instead of "-a path-prefix", > and that was the solution! Everything works! Oops, I spoke too soon. With syslinux.efi, using "-b path-prefix http://my.ip.address/" merely "works" because it's the same as not specifying the option at all: files get transferred by TFTP. Thus, the

I thought the purpose of classes was that you could redefine types in the subclasses. However I get "Duplicate definition" errors whenever I attempt this. On a whim I tried the code from the documentation: http://reductivelabs.com/projects/puppet/documentation/structures.html --- Subclassing The primary benefit of using subclasses instead of just including the parent class is that

I was excited to update my system to CentOS 7.3/1611 yesterday when the release announcement came through, but since then I've been running into some serious kernel issues. I've been successfully running 7.2 on a Thinkpad X301 for about 6 months now, with an encrypted disk that unlocks with a password at boot time. I think that's LUKS on LVM? I didn't tinker with the default

> cortex-a8 vfpv4 with ffp-contract=fast : vfma instruction emitted ( this > seems a bug to me!! If cortex-a8 doesn't come with vfpv4 then vfma > instructions generated will be invalid ) If I'm understanding correctly, you've specifically told it this Cortex-A8 *does* come with vfpv4. Those kinds of odd combinations can be useful sometimes (if only for tests), so I'm not

Jerry Hom wrote: I haven't seen anyone answer this question yet, so I'll take a crack at it: > First, thanks to those who have responded to my earlier pleas for > help. You have either directly or indirectly helped me find the > answers I needed. I'm slowly getting up to speed with LLVM. Now I > have 2 more questions. > > 1) I'm using LLVM 1.8a with

First, thanks to those who have responded to my earlier pleas for help. You have either directly or indirectly helped me find the answers I needed. I'm slowly getting up to speed with LLVM. Now I have 2 more questions. 1) I'm using LLVM 1.8a with llvm-gcc3. I'm trying to compile firefox (with regular gcc and make) while using LLVM to automatically instrument one source file

I have a very bizarre problem that I hope someone can help me with. I am not sure if this is a Dovecot problem, or IMAP client problem. I recently used Transend's Migrator to move mail from Exchange 2007 to my Dovecot 1.0.7 server. The program seems to have moved the nested IMAP dirs properly as seen below in a directory listing of the maildir dir. The nested dirs have indexes, cur, new

On 04/06/2010 12:38 PM, David Greene wrote: > ...Either this or > virtualization would work but both are complicated to set up, raising the > bar to participate. Is it? I don't really know anything about it, but on a whim read just enough to know the name of the user-space manager program I needed, installed the tools on Fedora 12, created a virtual machine by following the