Ok, I thought you were typing in both passwords at one point. Try adding in
browseable = no to each share and then make sure to restart the samba daemon. Note the example for home directories is...
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Ok, I thought you were typing in both passwords at one point. Try adding in
browseable = no to each share and then make sure to restart the samba daemon. Note the example for home directories is...
It sounds possible that the logins are being cached and since you have logged in and created a share with each user, you are able to access both shares.
I'm not an expert, but I've had issues like that where rebooting fixed the problem. Another thing you can try if it happens again is to try restarting the individual services related to the problem...
As alwayshere said, try turning compiz off. There is also a program in the repositories called "fusion-icon" that can be used for this. I think this problem is usually related to ATI graphics cards...
Unfortunately, when you reinstall windows, it takes control of the boot process from the boot manager Ubuntu uses called GRUB, by overwriting the Master Boot Record. You can use the "Live CD" which...
I came across this thread looking for something else and figured I'd give it a shot since no one had.
I don't know a lot about this myself but here is the community documentation, which...
Still looking for some help. Can anyone figure out why it doesn't execute the same with crontab running the script?
That's when I was testing it out. I'd try whatever I thought might help or fix it and set it for the next minute or two to see if it succeeded. I don't know of a better way to try it out.
Thanks, but sorry, I didn't realize I still had that in there. That was just a variation of executing the command I tried. I was trying to run this from my root user's crontab, which is what is...
I have made a script to restart my wireless connection every hour. When executed manually, it seems to work perfectly. When I run it from the root users crontab, it fails to restart the connection...
Thank you for this, I didn't even realize mine was not starting up, but it wasn't! Anyhow as a workaround I just added pdnsd -d to /etc/rc.local and that starts it up. Not sure about a more proper...
I found that cutting the system tray icon off in the preferences helped the stability of the program a lot. In another thread it was giving people errors, but was not for me. However, cutting off...
Channels 1-6 seem to work on a Blackberry 8820
That's a good philosophy, I enjoy doing the same. After tweaking some settings real quick, I have gotten memory usage down to under 160MB on my server, so it is running great. I slimmed down apache...
I just set up something similar the other day on a 500MHz P3 w/ 256MB RAM. I'm running apache, mysql, and torrentflux. It works ok, definitely eats up all of the memory, and torrentflux takes up...
Thanks for the quick fix! Works perfectly! Also fixed my hang on shutdown from not unmounting the drives.
Thank you very useful! I am having one problem though. A disk I want to mount contains a space in the path and it cannot be changed. This command will work:
sudo mount -t cifs -o...