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I apoligize, but this howto is fairly outdated, it was written for Hoary, so it's almost two releases old... if you read through all the replies in the thread, there's a few updates to the details...

Manage your active directory and remove delete any references to the old computer name and the new one and then try to rejoin.

This would definately be easier to trouble-shoot in real-time, feel free to contact me through any of the IM names on my profile on here.

Aha! So you're the one who always gets my name at the good sites these days!

:) I use intangi at places where intangible is already taken.

Install nmap (sudo apt-get install nmap)and do nmap 127.0.0.1 and then nmap 10.0.0.1(replace 10.0.0.1 with your box's ip address sudo ifconfig should show you it) just to make sure it is indeed...

You don't have a firewall enabled by chance do you?

As a complete replacement. 5.10 already has Dmix enabled by default so you don't have to have the extra junk in there for that.

Try making /etc/asound.conf looking like this if you're running 5.10:


pcm.!default {
type plug
slave.pcm "duplex"
}

pcm.dsp0 {
type plug

If you followed this guide, the only additional change you need to make is to make a specific user login at startup through gdm (just sudo gdmsetup).

Let me know if you're having problems.

If your computer is behind a router, or even some cable modems, you'll have to set up forwarding in your router to connect to it from anywhere else on the Internet.

Is your network like this:
1....

Can you post a screenshot?

If you're using ACLs, check out this, love the intergration with nautilus: http://rofi.pinchito.com/eiciel/

sudo apt-get install eiciel

http://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/gnome/eiciel

Extras, sorry bout that.

Is there a FTP mirror of the mirrormax source? I do some work from behind a "semi-transparent" HTTP proxy and I try to use FTP for all my apt sources (makes life a lot easier instead of having to...

It looks like xinetd.conf is a little picky; where you have:
defaults
{} Move down the closing bracket one line, like this:
defaults
{
} It looks like it will not work if the opening and...

Sure thing, I'll keep an eye on this thread from now on. :)

Wow, just came back to the forums for the first time in weeks, found this thread, looks awful familiar :D Actually, I saw the credit arnieboy :) Wish I had read this sooner so I could've set...

I have already set up my Linux boxes manually to join the domain, but I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with this tool: http://sadms.sf.net ? It looks like the perfect tool to do all this...

After mucking around a bit, found a switch to make it work in breezy.
First, run gdmsetup and then goto the Security Tab and make sure the last option Deny TCP is unchecked. Restart gdm:...

Looks like breezy has a broken Xvnc right now (try running Xvnc :1 from a terminal, you'll see that it looks for a 'fixed' font that it cannot find).

will you post your inetd.conf? (or xinetd.conf if that's what you use)

Also, you are sure XDMCP is enabled for GDM?

Additional setup info from an Audigy 2 user to make the front SPDIF port work on your computer:

1. all you gotta do is go to ICE958 Optical Raw just turn it off and viola! sound from spdif
2....

Google themselves have a nice howto for GAIM here, with screenies :-) !: http://www.google.com/support/talk/bin/answer.py?answer=24073

Well, there's the built-in remote desktop, (System->Preferences->Remote Desktop) which uses vino. If you use this VNC->GDM HOWTO here, it'll probably run on the next port up (5901) instead of the...

If you're looking for a more robust solution for something like that, you may want to look into "freenx". It handles encryption, compression, and resumeable sessions.

Here's the way to do it...