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Dec
7
comment centos 6 nfs: logs not showing anywhere
[root@houston netshare]# locate nfs| grep log \ [root@houston netshare]# . grepping /var/log returns nil. Think there might be something missing? This is a brand new centos box from live cd & yum update
Dec
7
comment centos 6 nfs: logs not showing anywhere
Sure did. grep -Rni "nfs" /var/log returns diddly. A couple of lines about anaconda...and I know there should be more logs because I'm failing to mount.
Nov
7
comment Print jobs not being deleted from spooler
@HopelessN00b or I could just change the port from WSD to TCP/IP and go out for a smoke. Yeah, think I'll do that :D
Nov
7
comment Print jobs not being deleted from spooler
It is the machine. Domain admin can not print correctly from the machine either. Other users (on other machines) can print correctly to the printer. Thanks.
Sep
4
comment ldap samba user access issue
Accepted this to clear it up, though still haven't found the solution.
Aug
23
comment using find and grep to empty multiple files
Maybe... they're there as a result of other apps (joomla, etc; hence the hacked htaccess). Interestingly, the original htaccess files seem to be intact in the directory in other forms (e.g. htaccess.txt). Right now, just want them 0'd. Also, I took out the php exec($_GET) backdoor that they were using, so for now...
Aug
16
comment WDS Creating answer file for boot.wim
Right. So we have now come full circle :) When I boot via PXE into boot.wim (the one ripped from OEM CD), the first screen I am met with is the language selection. Then on to domain credentials, then on to selecting install image, then partitioning. The OP was asking about an unattend.xml for these questions (which I believe you answered with your first link in this answer with the 2 unattend.xml examples). I'm not going to test it though since MDT is working fine. Thanks!
Aug
15
comment WDS Creating answer file for boot.wim
So I'm still not clear then... I should have set the unattend.xml that I created in WSIM for install.wim on my boot.wim? Or if I had the PE pass in the xml file it would have let me use the install.wim to boot with? Or I should have used 2 unattend.xml files; one for boot.wim and another for install.wim?
Aug
15
comment WDS Creating answer file for boot.wim
Ah. Didn't try using the unattend I created for install.wim on the boot image. At any rate, edited the question above with the xml file. Haven't hit any deal-breakers with MDT yet... just a learning process. Wish the docs were more...coordinated maybe? Found most of the helpful stuff on technet and forums; mostly for older versions that pointed me in the right direction.
Aug
15
comment WDS Creating answer file for boot.wim
Well it would start up on the "My language is..." select box (English was not highlighted--but was only a few below the selected lang) then after selecting English would proceed to the partition screen. Re: unattend.xml; I never got to the point of making one (for boot wim). I suppose there might be a default boot unattend.xml file for WDS, but I don't know. In the WDS server properties, enable unattended install is not selected for client (again, didn't get that far). So far am digging MDT; still fighting some battles, but like it. Thx
Jul
6
comment mount multiple folders with nfs4 on centos
Yeah I created /var/shared specifically for the samba shares so rw is fine on that folder. Not sure what's going on with your sub-folder...is fstab rw?
Jun
24
comment ldap samba user access issue
Yes it is on the domain.
Jun
20
comment ldap samba user access issue
But the symptoms on those patches don't match my error. What should I be looking for in the capture?
Jun
18
comment ldap samba user access issue
OK, will try the cap on a client. I don't understand the last part of your comment...Could you clarify? Thanks.
Jun
18
comment ldap samba user access issue
Perform the capture on the client that is trying to connect? Also, unfortunately (or fortunately), none of those hotfixes are applicable. The closest looking one was the race condition one, but the hotfix scenario doesn't match what it happening here.
Jun
18
comment ldap samba user access issue
Updated OP. Nothing notable in the logs; only see successful opens (e.g. NT_STATUS_OK)
Apr
6
comment windows 7 disk queue (hangs)
@JohnGardeniers indeed. That's why I used the word unusable - as in I could not still do things with it.
Apr
5
comment windows 7 disk queue (hangs)
@JohnGardeniers Heh. Thanks for the heads up. However, if you had read the question, you would have seen that the computer hangs and becomes unusable during the event I was trying to diagnose. As such, there was no way to use a screen capture method other than my cellphone camera.
Apr
4
comment windows 7 disk queue (hangs)
There has been little in eventvwr to go on--no errors around the incidents. I just took another glance, though, and saw another ntpclient discovery error. This one states that it will retry in 3473457 minutes (no joke), so we'll see what happens in 6 years. I noticed an error in PML relating to USB, so on a hunch I went to OEM and reinstalled all the drivers--seems OK for now. Could you add your first comment here as an answer so I can accept it? ProcMon seemed to lead to a fix so I'd appreciate getting you the deserved credit. Thanks again.
Apr
4
comment windows 7 disk queue (hangs)
Is it normal to have buffer overflows here and there in the PML?