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Recent content by MgFrobozz
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Can mount samba volume, but access denied
I'm able to mount a samba volume using this fstab entry ... //dopey/users /samba/dopey/users cifs user=dougs,uid=dougs,gid=samba_users,credentials=/home/dougs/.samba/credentials.omneon,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 ... but I see this when I attempt to access a file ... > whoami dougs > groups...- MgFrobozz
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net usershare add: unable to stat an existing directory
Running samba 3.0.23, I've enabled usershare, and I'm attempting to share one of my directories using the command shown below. Any ideas for work-arounds? > net usershare add dougssrc /home/dougs/src Everyone:R net usershare add: cannot stat path /home/dougs/src to ensure this is a...- MgFrobozz
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Interpreting perl stackdump
Hi, PaulTEG ... The problem is that I don't know which lines are relevant, because I haven't a clue where the crash is occurring. I need something like a symbol table, but I don't know enough about perl to know how to get one. I'm beginning to suspect that the problem is related to the use of... -
Interpreting perl stackdump
I'm getting a perl stackdump when I run code created by swig-1.3.27. How do I figure out what functions are represented? Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION at eip=00B5137A eax=00C46EB8 ebx=10144010 ecx=101F146E edx=00C46EB8 esi=10229EA8 edi=00000000 ebp=0022EDE8 esp=0022ED9C...
