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Sure! Remember though, as I said most of the work is in the Cacti configuration - and I'm not skilled enough to be exporting my templates for others to use (I only just managed to get it working for...

Yeah I gave it a try, but I didn't like the fact that you have to manage It from a windows machine. I'm now using winbind RID mapping to make sure the UIDs are always the same throughout the network,...

I ended up writing a Perl program to interpret the output of the `sensors` command and used that to import the data into Cacti. My graphs are working once again!

Most of the work was in making the...

I have the *exact* same versions and problem as you - did you ever find a solution? I know this is an old thread, but my SNMP/lmsensors just broke after I upgraded the server to Jaunty.

Cheers
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I've got it half working now, by symlinking lwopen.so and secrets.tdb - I didn't really know what I was doing but I've managed to get Samba authenticating clients using Likewise.

However,...

Hi,

I have an issue that I can't find a lot of documentation about on the internet, and I wondered if anyone in the forums had experience with it.

Basically, I started using Samba and Winbind...

Oh right, I guess that's a pretty common problem - old packages :).

I'll give it a go and see what happens.

Cheers for letting me know about the phone call!

Rob

Hi,

I have an Ubuntu Desktop machine, which is used as a sort of terminal server (using VNC). It is joined to my Windows AD Domain, and I wish to set up a samba share on the machine, which will...

Nice HowTo, thanks for this.

I found that shameless copy on someone's blog post - glad you put a comment with a link here though!

Rob

If there's no one with the answer to the problem does anyone know where I might start to look or ask in order to get closer to a solution? I'm thinking maybe just format the backup drive in ext3 -...

It's because mail.rooksystems.com resolves to 192.168.1.13 - which is not accessible from the outside world. I'm guessing it needs to be set to 65.100.249.52 - which is what srv1.rooksystems.com...

Hi,

I have a really wierd problem here, that I'm not sure I'll get an answer to - but I figure it's worth a try. Here goes...

I have a scheduled backup that runs from a Windows Server 2003...

Sorry I took so long - here's some info about my setup to help you diagnose the issue:

ls -al in the /mnt directory - where all my extra stuff is mounted:


rob@vhost:/mnt$ ls -al
total 32...

Great, let me know how it goes! I'd love to know if it would be worth upgrading to a more powerful CPU - not only for the 64-bit guest support but if the performance gain is anything worth shouting...

Oh, and about the backups:

I have shared the external USB drive using Samba, and the Virtual Machines backup to this over the network. I have found this to be the fastest, and easiest method to...

I had no idea about that VT info - I didn't know you needed it for 64-bit guests, but seeing as I'm not running any, and it would hurt performance of my 32-bit guests, I accidentally made the right...

I chose that CPU because quite simply, it was much cheaper than a full-blown Core 2 Duo (with the VT extensions). So far, I have had no problems whatsoever with performance, it has been very speedy...

I heard a lot about altering the chunk size of the RAID array, and indeed the block size of the file system itself, but never got round to trying it. The performance seems to be fine as it is though,...

I've just beefed up the document a bit - there was a lot of things I did to my default ubuntu install that would help anyone else doing the same thing greatly. I've incorporated startup scripts and...

I'm doing exactly what you plan to with my home server. I'm running Hardy 64-bit Server, with 3 Virtual Machines (all Windows Server 2003). The host has 4GB of RAM, and I have a couple of RAID1...

Is there anything I could try tweaking in the config file to try and stop this from happening? Seeing as this is a VM host box I really need to be able to copy new VMs over the network to it - which...

Hi,
I have just set up a new server, running Hardy 64-bit, hosting a few VMware Machines. It's got 4GB RAM, so some room to expand in the future - and certainly isn't overworked.

When copying a...

I have the same issue. I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 on a Dell Dimension, with a PCI-E nVidia graphics card. The only way I can resolve it is to logout of gnome (cannot use Ctrl+Alt+Backspace for obvious...

If I were you I would definitely keep the O/S on one single drive, and RAID the others for data. Keep as little on the O/S as you can - so reinstallation is quick and easy if the O/S drive goes...

I have managed to get Xvnc going through xinetd, but when I connect I just get the grey X-server screen with an X cursor. No terminal so I can't type startx.

What do I need to do next to get this...