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  1. purity

    UPDATE: Linux is slowly consuming disk space

    I believe I have found the file that is responsible for the low amount of available disk space on my Linux native partition on my RedHat 7.1 Samba box. /var/log/samba/backup.log This file is 3.1 GB in size. (The entire Linux native partition itself is 4 GB.) I am really considering a "cp...
  2. purity

    Linux is slowly consuming disk space

    Hello, I posted a message a few weeks back about a Linux Samba server whose Linux native partition was completely filled, making Samba (as well as many other applications) unable to run. I've just recently started to monitor its hard drive space consumption in order to ensure that something...
  3. purity

    RedHat 7.3 Linux Samba Fileserver/HDD space issues

    First of all, please understand that I'm a complete Linux newbie. I rebooted our RedHat 7.3 Linux Samba fileserver today. The original reason for doing this was because I was experiencing difficulty running the useradd/adduser command. (The "Cannot lock password file" message came...
  4. purity

    Windows 2000 Professional restarts during install

    Computer specs are as follows: PC Chips Slot 1 mainboard (Unknown model) Intel Celeron 400 128 MB RAM (2 32MB DIMMs & 1 64MB DIMM) Abit HighPoint 370 PCI RAID card ATI Xpert128 PCI video card Intel 10/100 PCI network card (I know it's not manufactured by Intel, but Windows always identifies it...
  5. purity

    Computers can no longer see each other in Network Neighborhood

    Here's the network layout. We have a Red Hat 7.3 Linux server running Samba. All computers are within a workgroup, not a domain. All computers must also log into the Linux Samba box in order to: 1.) Access the file server's files 2.) See any other computers, including the print server Even...

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