http://www.unix.com/ Debian GNU/Linux is a free distribution of the GNU/Linux operating system. en Sat, 21 Nov 2009 14:46:20 GMT vBulletin 5 http://solaris.unix.com/images/misc/rss.jpg http://www.unix.com/ http://www.unix.com/debian/123679-samba-ldap-nt_status_group_exists-new-post.html Fri, 13 Nov 2009 09:19:50 GMT Hi everybody,

I run a Debian samba-ldap server. Every thing works fine, but the only problem i have is

this error in my samba logs:

[2009/11/12 11:51:47, 0] groupdb/mapping.c:pdb_create_builtin_alias(802)
pdb_create_builtin_alias: Could not add group mapping entry for alias 544 (NT_STATUS_GROUP_EXISTS)

[2009/11/12 11:51:47, 0] groupdb/mapping.c:pdb_create_builtin_alias(802)
pdb_create_builtin_alias: Could not add group mapping entry for alias 545 (NT_STATUS_GROUP_EXISTS)

and this ldap entries:

sambaSid=S-1-5-32-544
sambaSid=S-1-5-32-545

So my logfiles are getting bigger and bigger every view seconds.

Dose anybody now this error and can even help me?

Thanks ]]> Debian magge http://www.unix.com/debian/123679-samba-ldap-nt_status_group_exists.html http://www.unix.com/debian/123485-force-readonly-mount-always-new-post.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:18:53 GMT I would want one of my partition to be mounted read only always... How to do that ?

1. /etc/fstab

I know that, in options we can give ro -- so when the machine boots up or 'mount -a' it will be mounted read only. But i dont want that to be mounted when machine boots up.

We will mount that when only required !

2. announcing all users

I can announce all users to use ro mount always, but that is not practical as they may not do it.

As there is sensible data, which for sure we will use only for reading..

Finally, How to force read only mount always for a specific partition ? ]]> Debian thegeek http://www.unix.com/debian/123485-force-readonly-mount-always.html http://www.unix.com/debian/122339-kde-startx-debian-new-post.html Wed, 28 Oct 2009 16:56:33 GMT Hello :-)!

I installed Debian (I downloaded it on may 2009 so it is new version) from CD. I run it and see only text console. I try to type "kde" or "startx" but it doens't recognize those commands. That's difficult for me to believe that Linux from CD doesn't contain graphical interface so I guess it simply must be other command than what I typed. How to enter graphincal interface?

What I see at startup of console:
Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 debian tty1
Linux debian 2.6.26-2-686 #1 SMP ...
mainacc@debian:~$

And yes, I know that Ubuntu is easier in use.

By the way (this is minor question), after installing this Debian I decided that I am in a hurry and I run Mandriva LiveDVD. However, I cannot copy any files from pendrive to already existing partition with Debian. Is there any way to enable access from LiveDVD Mandriva to Debian ext3 partition? I don't want to delete Debian :-) and I cannot download any other distribution because my internet is terribly slow :-/ and I need to do something rather soon :-).

Greetings :-)! ]]> Debian johnyjj2 http://www.unix.com/debian/122339-kde-startx-debian.html