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  1. sghosh83

    samba share?

    Hello, In this case, I guess your authentication mechanism should be "security = user". In that case, you can create a new unix account, a new unix group, add newly created account to that group and set the directory's permission to that user and group. Three users, on trying to...
  2. sghosh83

    samba share?

    If you mean Windows users, then you can use a file called "usermap" which can contain the windows user login name mapped to unix login account. Supposing, the file name is user_map, then in smb.conf file, you need to have 'username map=user_map'. Suppose, you have user_1, user_2...
  3. sghosh83

    Return an array

    Hello, The method with the same name of the class here cannot be used as constructor of the class, but rather as a normal method of the class. So, you can call the method on the reference of SearchStringArray class. Hope it helps. Thanks in advance. Soumen Ghosh
  4. sghosh83

    problem joining multiple tables

    Could you please provide the table description Soumen
  5. sghosh83

    access a share on windows from Linux

    mount -t smbfs //<IP_Address_Of_Wndows>/Shared_Drive -o username=<Username_Of Windows_Domain> /mnt/cdrom It will prompt for a password of that user who has an account in the windows domain and has shared a directory. Don't mention the name of the windows machine but the ip address. Soumen
  6. sghosh83

    Can't Telnet/ FTP

    Hello, Please ensure that the user 'admin' is not de-activated in the password database. You can check that by opening the passwd file and then checking the second field of 'admin' user row. If it is '*', then noway the user can login. The other possibility is that the hosts.deny file contains...
  7. sghosh83

    Apache:Tomcat

    Hello, You, as a normal user, cannot run any service which listens on any port in the rangebetween 0 and 1023. These ports are reserved ports and can e utilized by only administrator. The solution will be to run Tomcat at port above 1023. I hope it helps. Soumen Ghosh

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