I am a newbie to Samba and have read the HOWTO-SMB and README files.
Before you say RTFM, I have some very basic questions.
The goal for me is to use the NT systems local printer, CD-R and scanner
devices. The SMB documents talk a lot about the Client and Server.
The source I have downloaded wil
Thanks to all who replied. I needed to first, merge the local passwd file
with the shadow password file. After that, I ran Crack on the merged file
and cracker was running in the background.
I have also tried Jack the Ripper, which is pretty good and easy to use.
Both the programs are CPU inten
On 4 Dec 1999 15:01:30 -, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>The goal for me is to use the NT systems local printer, CD-R and
>scanner devices. The SMB documents talk a lot about the Client and
>Server. The source I have downloaded will create a smbd and nmbd.
>1. Do I need anything running on the NT
On 4 Dec 1999 16:07:49 -, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Crack nor JR, tried anything on the application accounts. They tested
>only the user accounts. Is it because the encrypted password existed
>in the 2nd field? How does one test the integrity of the application
>accounts?
An account with an e
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks to all who replied. I needed to first, merge the local passwd file
> with the shadow password file. After that, I ran Crack on the merged file
> and cracker was running in the background.
>
> I have also tried Jack the Ripper, which is pretty good and easy to u
Hi, everyone,
I am having printing problems under Caldera OpenLinux 2.3. I am trying to
get my Epson Stylus Color 600 (which worked perfectly under Red Hat 5.x/6.0)
going. At the most basic level, if I type:
cat test.txt > /dev/lp0
My printer will spit out the text file, so it is not a hardwa
I tried the DISPLAY variable since it seemed the simplest solution, and it
worked. :) I had logged out of X before I left the machine, but echo
$DISPLAY still existed. When I cleared that, I could use vim
remotely while su to other users.
Thanks!
On Fri, 3 Dec 1999, Laurel Fan wrote:
> Excerp
Hi there --
I am having quite a time with a final project in my Unix shell scripting
course, and I'd love some help. Basically, I'm writing a script that
takes two parameters from the user, an alphanumeric character and a
directory. Then, my script has to find and list any subdirectories in the
> Basically, I'm writing a script that takes two parameters from the
> user, an alphanumeric character and a directory.
What's the matter with
find -type d -name "$ALPNANUM*" -print
Jeff
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Hello everyone,
If you are into text based Web Browsers, here is a new one and a good one too.
It is called "links" and is based on the original "lynx"
http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mikulas/links/
This one supports colors and is FAST. The big pain about the GUI based browsers
is the time th
Not that it helps, but probably the simplest answer to your problem
is:
find . -type d -name "${char}*" -print
However, I assume you're not allowed to use find. :)
Kelly
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