Got a dual celeron system with adaptec-scsi here on a Intel BX mb from tyan. I
tried to install woody and also potatoe on one of my scsi disks. After the
first reboot the system hangs during installation setup when asking for the
ispell dictionary ("[1] or [2]"). No reaction from the system, no
> I suggest another try with an actual woody CD (the german PC mag. Linux
> Intern had a woody CD some time ago) from the net or maybe a sid CD set.
Thanks for your suggestion. In deed I tried also the CD from the german Linux
Tag (Woody) with the same result (but maybe the critical part is the s
> I have never tried to use win2k with Samba,
I got Win2k and NT (and sometimes also Win98, bah) running with Samba. Never
got any problems since using encrypted passwords (and for that a smbpasswd
file). I dont use domain logins.
My experience is: if samba runs with NT4 SP5 or 6 it will run wit
> This sounds like an encrypted password problem. Samba by default
For this read also the encryption-helpfile coming with samba!
180 Mails/night? 2 Mails/min? There's much work to filter/delete those mails I
don't need although it's a pitty to trash it. But I do have to since most email
providers have a maximum count of space/no of emails.
Wouldn't be a newsserver better to handle that flood of information? Did anyone
of
> Check out the SMB HOWTO. Win9x/NT encrypts the password, while samba
> expects un-crypted. The howto suggests registry fixes for 9x and NT but
> has no info for 2k (at least not on my in-machine file). It does
Isn't it the same in Win2k? But I suggest to use encrypted passwords in samba
prio
> If you download your messages and have your MUA automagically delete
> them off the server after reciept, this won't be a problem. It takes a
> while for this list to hit the 10MB mark, the most common limit for
> email boxes I've seen.
Problem is that (at least in my case) I'm calling my mails
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