Not sure where it's best to start this discussion, but here seems a good
a place as any.
In brief, I have all my account information in LDAP. Problem is, I have
to manually add slapd into most of my init scripts to make sure the
ordering is correct and that my accounts DB is up in time for
On 2011-05-23 3:04 PM, green wrote:
Scott Ferguson wrote at 2011-05-23 08:28 -0500:
Camaleón wrote:
And IMO, too useless/time consuming also. I want a phone not a game
console :-)
A computer with hardware I can't access is a computer I don't want.
Right. Someone gave me a blackberry
On 2011-05-11 5:05 PM, Γαβριήλ Τασιόπουλος wrote:
The problem with social software is that you need to support the
platforms non-technical users are using. That inevitably means Windows
and Macs.
I use a mac and I'd like to think I'm a technical user. Isolating
Linux users from the rest of
On 2011-05-11 4:23 PM, Mathieu Malaterre wrote:
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 5:17 PM, jeremy jozwik jerjoz.for...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 7:58 AM, Curt Howland howl...@priss.com wrote:
So Skype has been bought by Microsoft.
I expect the Linux version of Skype to be abolished in
So, I've spent all weekend looking into this, and I'm still no closer to
solving it.
I've tried replacing the NICs, swapping the switches, removing the
switches, isolating the machines, replacing the wiring, and logging the
iptables traffic.
That last one was quite interesting actually. I added
I'm experiencing a strange problem that I think my Debian server may be
responsible for, but I've no idea how to troubleshoot it!
For the last month or so, I've been experiencing stalls - all access to
the internet stops for a minute or two. It happens frequently...but
intermittently. I assumed
Just throw-out for some thoughts I was musing on.
In the windows world of old, you had your domains, each with a SID, and
thus your users ended up with unique SIDs as the domain SID is prefixed to
their user SIDs. Domain trust accounts could be established to enable users
from other domains to
Hi all, I did my upgrades as normal a couple of days ago, and now NFS doesn't
seem to automount my /home any more, where previously it was all working fine.
Here's what I installed at the time:
2008-11-23 16:37:52 status installed perl-tk 1:804.028-1+b1
2008-11-23 16:38:04 status installed
Nathaniel Homier wrote:
Is the printer known to work in Debian?
Not directly, but it's a Canon IP4200, which has Linux drivers (abet RPMs which
I've found repackaged (old) by a kind Japanese fellow, though I'm just
using the Canon RPMs and alien for the time being). Few niggles aside, seems to
Hey.
I've been trying to get the printer working on my parent's PC, which is now actually using their Debian install now that their XP install has died and
I'm in no hurry to reinstall it. ;)
Interesting issue though, namely, the printer device and cups.
Basically, I have cups using the
Hi, I'm well aware this is a hot potato of sorts, but has anything
changed of late regarding the actions mandated in debian init scripts?
There was mention of some changes being required for LSB compliance a
while back, but nothing seems to have come of it.
My particular need/desire is for the
Well, I had a better run with my current kernel, it ran for 26 days
before things started going haywire this time. Instead of just
panicking, instead I kept getting random process deaths, some
swap-related errors, and a few oops', which I've attached for posterity.
I eventually had to reboot
Hi. I'm looking at using dhcpd's events to update my ldap-based DNS,
however I can find no documentation on the syntax of this scripting
language other than the actual code itself (which as ever, is woefully
lacking comments).
It doesn't look too complicated if I have a few hours spare to work
Miro Dietiker, MD Systems wrote:
Hello People
I have a ProFTPD Version 1.2.10 on debian sarge (standard).
After some days of runtime, proftpd hangs in a manner accepting
connection and asking for user credentials, but always failing to
authenticate.
After a simple restart
requiredpam_unix.so use_first_pass nullok_secure
common-account:
account sufficient pam_ldap.so
account requiredpam_unix.so use_first_pass
common-session:
session requiredpam_unix.so
pam_ldap.conf:
host 127.0.0.1
base ou=Accounts,dc=jamie-thompson,dc=co,dc=uk,dc
Chris wrote:
OK - I've decided to look into using a debian box as a PDC using a
combination of samba and openldap (this is on sid).
snip
Yeah, I did this as well, though I stick to testing. Works nicely.
1) If users and groups are moved into ldap - what about aptitude
installation of
If he hasn't rebooted his Win2k box in three years, he has some serious
Security
Issues!! There have been a huge number of security patches requiring reboot
in
the last three years
Well, yeah. I thought of that after a few months of our little
rivalry...and he replied that as it
Whilst packages.debian.org is down, is there any way to get a hold of
the changelogs? All links seem to point back to packages.debian.org,
which makes me nervous before upgrading packages where I don't know what
the changes are...
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Alex Nordstrom wrote:
http://pdo.debian.net/
Nope, already spotted that one as the url was given in the link on the
packages.debian.org placeholder page.
Case in point:
http://pdo.debian.net/changelogs/pool/main/s/samba/samba_3.0.21a-4/changelog
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Ok, I'll start by saying that I adore the Debian Way(TM). However, I
have a long-standing problem that is pretty much the only blight I can
find with Mr Debian.
My server PC is old. Really old. Cyrix M2 old. That said, it does the
job until newer spare hardware becomes available. My first foray
Whoops! My apologies, I left return receipt on. My bad. Oh well, at
least its only me who gets to suffer the flood, not the list :)
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Richard Lyons wrote:
A quick OT:
Anyone here found a UK broadband supplier (=2G) who can provide an open
port 25?
Freedom to Surf, Zen, and quite a few others do, I believe.
- Jamie
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John Smith wrote:
Hi All,
I'm in the process of designing a plan to move a lot of debian
workstations (all with local users configured) to a ldap managed en-
vironment and have some choices to make, some easy, some tough. Here
one of the last category:
In order to keep the
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