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RPC Error occur in my system

2010-03-10T09:17:34Z

Hi ,I need to control and get process details from any other systems connected in same network by that particular systems host name.But I got one error RPC is Unavailable.So Did you get the solution means give it to me.I also use WMI tool for that process.
Please send the solution.
A WMI error has occured the rpc server is unavailable

Re: How to make the (file) command recognize ISO images

2010-03-03T21:39:24Z

All right, the magic code attached. I do not know whether it can be integrated with other magic though. It prints the volume creation date, something that the Windows CDFS driver does not provide. Use on dump of sector 16 of the image (dd bs=2048 skip=16).
0 byte 01 ECMA-119 Primary Volume Descriptor

Re: How to make the (file) command recognize ISO images

2010-03-03T19:54:34Z

Additionally, it seems that the (file) command is limited to a small initial segment of a file; it cannot examine anything beyond offset 017741.
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The file utility provided with SFU 3.5 does not understand ISO images, erroneously classifying them as ASCII text (even though they evidently have control characters at the very beginning).

How to make the (file) command recognize ISO images

2010-03-03T17:22:43Z

The file utility provided with SFU 3.5 does not understand ISO images, erroneously classifying them as ASCII text (even though they evidently have control characters at the very beginning).
There is no update available. [1]
The help text [2] informs me that updates are available at [3]; however, that host is not available any more.

Re: NFS Client for Windows XP x64 - SFU

2010-03-03T17:07:33Z

I had to remove the NFS Client for Windows XP 32-bit because it kept crashing my kernel.
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Hi All,
Has anyone tried installing Network File System for Windows XP x64

Re: NFS client: Can't modify files but can create and delete

2010-02-19T20:19:22Z

How are you mapping the identities? Using AD Lookup or UNM? If this is
not set up, it can result in this behavior.
- Ashish

Re: File access from Linux seems to lock-out Windows client access for

2010-02-19T20:18:12Z

I think this may help - [link]
- Ashish

Re: symlinks not supported on W2k8 NFS?

2010-02-19T20:14:52Z

Strange issue!
Do you have software installed on the box that adds anu filter drivers
etc? Are they exactly same in terms of software installed on them?
- Ashish

NFS Client for Windows XP x64 - SFU

2010-02-18T05:30:31Z

Hi All,
Has anyone tried installing Network File System for Windows XP x64
Edition ? The one from Microsoft is not supported for x64 bit XP -
[link].
More information on this can be found at –
1. [link] –
Windows 2003 Server comes pre-installed

NFS client: Can't modify files but can create and delete

2010-02-02T20:41:01Z

I have a NFS share on a CentOS 5 box and am accessing it via Windows 2008. I
can create new files and folders, and delete existing files and folders. I'm
doing an all_squash and forcing all access to be the root user. When I create
new files from Windows, they do show as owner root and permissions are

RE: File access from Linux seems to lock-out Windows client access for

2010-01-29T20:47:09Z

Make sure that the time is syncronized on all the machines.

symlinks not supported on W2k8 NFS?

2010-01-26T22:43:25Z

We have an installation of Windows 2008, including Server for NFS.
On that system, using a Linux client, we get EOPNOTSUPP when trying to
create a new symlink (through symlink(2)). When reading symlinks that
pre-existed on the disk (from an SFU 3.5 installation), readlink will
give EIO.
On a seemingly-identical installation, all works fine.

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2010-01-22T23:37:02Z

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File access from Linux seems to lock-out Windows client access for

2010-01-18T11:06:03Z

Hi
We are running Microsoft Services for Unix on Windows Server 2003. This file
server serves both Windows XP clients and Linux (Centos 5) clients. In a
certain use case, we run an application on the Linux clients that accesses
data files on the server that are edited by a text editor running on the XP

Re: Event 8196, 8197, and 4104 (NT to UNIX Password Sync Service)

2009-12-30T23:51:01Z

The servers have been added under PSYNC in the Advanced section as a Two Way
Sync.