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    If you've set up key-based access, then if...

    If you've set up key-based access, then if someone is logged into machine A, with a private key that matches a public key in userB's home folder on machine B, then passwords are irrelevant.

    An...
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    You DO have winbind running, don't you? That's...

    You DO have winbind running, don't you? That's the daemon process that actually verifies rights from the DC.
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    Ye gods...money will bring ALL the scum out to...

    Ye gods...money will bring ALL the scum out to sully our beloved tales!
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    How'd you compile the 2 versions? And can you...

    How'd you compile the 2 versions? And can you post both - this 'smells' wrong, since globals operate identically in C and C++. Oh - and unless you MUST use them, avoid globals like the plague!!!!
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    Oh - you were mounting them as smb - that's a...

    Oh - you were mounting them as smb - that's a HUGE problem. I had to swap over to CIFS (which I was unaware of at the time) to properly use a Buffalo TeraStation as a backup server, since smbfs still...
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    I've never used uw-imapd, but I have learned a...

    I've never used uw-imapd, but I have learned a bit about maildirs...how do you have them set up?
  7. Suse actually DOES make you download the nvidia...

    Suse actually DOES make you download the nvidia kernel module separately, as opposed to packaging it on the CD/DVD archive, so they're NOT shipping it together. You actually have to run the Yast...
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    This may very well depend on WHICH Unix you're...

    This may very well depend on WHICH Unix you're porting to - AIX, Solaris, HP-UX may all have different include structures (not that I know any of 'em).
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    Or perhaps: ifdown eth0 cp...

    Or perhaps:
    ifdown eth0
    cp /etc/network/interfaces.router /etc/network/interfaces
    ifup eth0
    And the return script:
    ifdown eth0
    cp /etc/network/interfaces.direct /etc/network/interfaces
    ifup...
  10. SSH tunneling might be an angle to examine - not...

    SSH tunneling might be an angle to examine - not sure if port 22 is normally open for you, but it's more likely than some others.
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    Another alternative for this situation is LTSP,...

    Another alternative for this situation is LTSP, the Linux Terminal Server Project.
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    smb.conf has logon script hooks (basically you...

    smb.conf has logon script hooks (basically you provide a command line as a conf file variable) IIRC - and that will allow you to pass the username to whatever program you want, so you could do it in...
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    You're probably not initializing your vectors...

    You're probably not initializing your vectors correctly. Remember, just because you declare a vector of vectors, doesn't mean the inner vectors EXIST at all. Operator [] returns a reference to the...
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    Are these networks in the same Windows...

    Are these networks in the same Windows Domain/Workgroup? If so, the interfaces variable in smb.conf is the only thing I can think of right offhand that would affect the visibility.
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    First, it seems (without seeing a ps listing...

    First, it seems (without seeing a ps listing before and after) that proftpd is NOT being killed at all. That would explain your result. As for why the script is failing, paths or permissions are...
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    I'm no expert on networking, but I'm thinking...

    I'm no expert on networking, but I'm thinking that subnetting scheme would actually keep the Linux box from seeing EITHER of the other networks, and vice versa. What you SHOULD need is 3 NICs in the...
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    You've just describe XML and XSLT. Basically you...

    You've just describe XML and XSLT. Basically you have a 'base' XML document, and then one or more XSLT templates, which an XSLT processor like Saxon will then use to transform your document into...
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    http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~pelov/pam/ That...

    http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~pelov/pam/

    That should handle your authentication issues - it's a Perl interface to the PAM system.
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    #define causes the preprocessor to literally...

    #define causes the preprocessor to literally substitute the text, while typedef basically creates an 'alias' for a type. The typedef is a bit better in this case, because errors will be reported with...
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    It's a bit more involved, but a CRC checker could...

    It's a bit more involved, but a CRC checker could readily use a linked list (for successive chunks of data), and the CRC calculation would cover bit operations....
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    Can you post a bit more of the source? I have...

    Can you post a bit more of the source? I have some ideas about where this is going, but I'd need to know a some other info...
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    A possible explanation is that your code is...

    A possible explanation is that your code is overflowing its stack. That would correlate nicely with the 'after function calls' timing - if the stack is overflowed, you could get a seg fault when the...
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    export PKG_CONFIG_PATH =...

    export PKG_CONFIG_PATH = $PKG_CONFIG_PATH:/path/to/directory/with/glib-2.0.pc

    Just a thought - this SHOULD do what the makefile error asked you to do.
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    return mycd(); int mycd(int argc, char...

    return mycd();

    int mycd(int argc, char **argv) {
    char path[MAXNAME];

    if(argc == 1)

    These two snippets look troublesome - I'm guessing you paraphrased, as you shouldn't be able to call...
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    Shoot, there's a company here in Houston that...

    Shoot, there's a company here in Houston that sells to a TON of major auto dealers that is hiring COBOL programmers right now.
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