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<0> its ok
<1> Why did you install "from many source" anyway? Why didn't you just use the software packaged by your distro maintainers? It makes life _SO_ much easier!
<0> may be ill try using norton ghost
<0> i mean the additional software
<0> that not come from cd instalation
<0> like cros ofer ofice
<0> wine
<2> as long as you installed it in /opt or /usr/local, that's not a problem
<0> etc
<2> just back up /etc, /home & /usr/local
<0> is every program can specified the location by my self Isaac-Lew???
<3> can someone help me getting a gbit working ?
<3> *gbit nic
<2> Meshi: amke sure you have the latest drivers for the card, & also make sure you have ethtool installed
<2> kernel_2_4: did you install the stuff you built yourself into /usr/local?
<1> modprobe tg3
<3> Isaac-Lew: theyre working sort of, 2 nics 1 in each pcs driver and all working, the problem is the speed
<3> it works but for gigabit its like pathetic
<3> very much worse then the 100mbit i have on it too
<2> and along those lines - why didn't you put /usr/local an its own partition
<2> Meshi: ethtool works to adjust the speeds of gigabit cards
<2> & for some cards, you have to have the latest drivers from the manufacturer and/or a firmware upgrade to get gigabit speed
<3> Isaac-Lew: dont suppose it works on windows too? other box is 2k :)
<3> hmm ethtool needs a parameter?
<3> ah there we go
<3> it says its in 1000Mb/s Full duplex mode atm
<3> but its still very slow
<2> check the port speed
<2> on the switch
<3> theres no switch, its a crossover cable
<3> brand new cat6, same as the 2 nics
<4> anyone wanna help me troubleshoot a smb/ldap domain problem ? everything seems to be working, except when I do the net rpc join, it fails; though an entry is added to ldap
<5> should your systemV utilities, such as /sbin/init or /sbin/halt be statically linked or dynamically?
<3> both sides report it being in 1gbit full duplex mode, dunno why its slow
<1> I love Engrish
<1> overhearing a guy that works across the wall from me....
<1> "There is no point to be opening this container of worms if they are not going to be finishing the job."
<2> someone1: statically
<2> are you building LFS?
<2> what kind, computer or fishing bait?
<1> someone1 : I prefer to have /bin and /sbin linked dynamically... but I create /static/sbin /static/lib and /static/bin if I"m doing something like that.
<1> ... that way, if my libraries break something, I can resort back to thestatic tools that I KNOW work and use those.
<1> I also put /static on a different disk and DON'T MOUNT IT.
<2> hmm
<2> those files get their libraries in /lib, right?
<6> hi all
<7> hey ETHEREAL_LADY
<8> Do anyone know how to configure ldap server?
<4> any smb/ldap experts ?
<9> smb yes
<9> ldap no
<9> Joethrasher: I told you smb yes
<9> ldap no
<4> ok Cancel: my smb/ldap is working fine in regards to user authentication, etc.. users in ldap or working and can log in, etc. my problem is when I go to join the pdc to the domain, it fails.
<4> I'm using the smbldap tools.. and they work fine, for the ones I've tried...
<9> well thats not how you join the domain
<4> suse 9.3, smb 3.0.21, openldap 2.2.23
<9> you join the domain with the net -rpc commands
<9> just like it has it on the samba.org site
<4> yeah.. net rpc join
<4> net rpn join -Uroot actually
<4> the machine gets added to the ldap directory.
<4> but I get Creation of workstation account failed
<4> Unable to join domain CBNTEST.
<10> GtG
<9> net rpc join -S domain -uadministrator
<9> like that
<9> how about tell it the domain to join
<9> net rpc doesnt care about ldap
<4> domain... or the server you are tring to connect ?
<9> read the samba.org docs
<9> follow the samba.org docs
<9> they work
<11> I think you need to add a machine account for each client joining the domain, on the domain controller
<11> with smbp***wd -M
<9> no you dont
<4> yeah.. I'm using John Terpstra's docs..
<9> and never have
<9> when you join any domain the account gets created on joining
<4> his example is net rpc join -S M***IVE -U root
<4> M***IVE being the PDC
<4> NOT the domain
<9> now he's arguing with me
<9> you are now on your own
<11> ok
<5> does anyone know where i could the source for programs like `mount` or `umount` ?
<9> someone1: your distro's source packages
<11> someone1, its part of util-linux
<4> I'm arguing with you ?? no.. I'm just teling you what I'm reading out of Terpstra's book righ tnow.
<9> I didnt say terpstra
<9> I said and for the last time to you today samba.org
<9> as they made samba
<9> they would sort of know
<4> ok...yeah.. and John Terpstra is the one who does the documentation there..
<9> when I joined this current machine I'm on to my domain cin_sql imagine this
<9> it worked
<4> thanks.. you're a great help
<4> I'm not denying it works...
<4> obviously I have a problem in my config...
<4> some where....
<9> well what you said you typed in didnt match whats in the samba docs
<9> that being the case why would it work?
<9> <4> net rpn join -Uroot actually
<9> that is not what the docs say to join a domain
<4> right.. that's not what I was using, sorry
<4> what I was using was: root# net rpc join -S DOMPDC -UAdministrator%p***word
<4> DOMPDC being the pdc...
<9> is that really its name?
<9> is that name resolvable?
<4> no.. that the name in the example on the samba.org docs
<4> I was using my host name, which is resolvable.
<9> I already know what the examples say
<4> ok.. you said: <9> net rpc join -S domain -uadministrator
<9> I want exactly what you typed in on your console - your p***word
<4> yeah hehe
<9> do that
<9> then get back to me
<9> like I need you, who needs help, citing me the example in the manual
<9> which works by the way
<4> ok.. I'm not arguing the example doesn't work.
<9> till you get it together I"m leaving you to your devices
<4> what are you talking about....
<4> net rpc join -S temphome -U root
<9> when someone ask what you used ya dont cite the example in the book we already know
<9> is that the machine name? is that name resolvable
<9> same question I asked before
<9> <9> is that really its name?
<9> <9> is that name resolvable?
<12> hi...
<12> dmesg shows LOTS of times the very same line: i8253 count too high! resetting..
<12> what would it mean?
<12> I supose its a kernel mensage, im using 2.4
<13> how to configure a LDAP server?
<1> you can join a machine to the domain with smbp***wd as well. That's how I did it.
<13> can i use ldap server to authenticate cvs & svn users?
<4> Cancel: yes and yes
<4> that is the real name.. and it's resolvable.
<5> does anyone know where i would get the source code for programs like mount and such?
<11> someone1, I told you already, they are part of util-linux
<5> oh, sorry
<5> ah, yeah, you're right
<13> can i use ldap server to authenticate cvs & svn users?
<9> someone1: I just told you
<9> Joethrasher: your machine is called thedomain?
<14> stanzav, plz 2 not msg me kthx
<4> no.. temphome
<4> <4> net rpc join -S temphome -U root
<9> I didnt ask you that
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