yum dependcy errors
I removed the mrepo settings and put the updates repo back to the normal mirrorlist. I did a “yum clean all” and a “yum update”, but got the same results. # yum -d 5 update
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I removed the mrepo settings and put the updates repo back to the normal mirrorlist. I did a “yum clean all” and a “yum update”, but got the same results. # yum -d 5 update
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NK2 file (Outlook nickname cache) Add to the list of items transferred from the old PC, the *.NK2 file in the user’s Outlook profile directory (%userprofile%/local settings/Application data/microsoft/outlook) Here’s an article that explains it well. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA011394511033.aspx
Fixed it!!! Accessing Mac OS X Windows Sharing from Windows 7 Windows 7 will not work with Mac OS X Windows file sharing support by default. If you attempt to access a folder shared from Mac OS X, Vista will … Read More »
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Example 3 – User name and password required server=debian, share=linuser mountpoint=images user=linuser, password=12345 smbmount //debian/linuser images -o username=linuser,password=12345
INETORGPERSONFIX versus INETORGPERSONPREVENT When trying to upgrade a Windows 2000 domain with an Exchange 2000 box, apparently some very strange things can happen to the Schema. Microsoft KB 325379 talks about this. If you try to run adprep before using … Read More »
Solution No: 12049 Title: How to check the Exchange Service Pack level level For Exchange 2000: Start the Microsoft Exchange System Manager program (Start menu | Programs | Microsoft Exchange | System Manager). In the left pane, Expand Servers. Right-click … Read More »
Your smb.conf looks to have no errors. I see it was created with SWAT, which usually sets things up without a hitch. Out of curiosity, why did you pick “security=SHARE”? There are a few lines I have in mine that … Read More »