Finally I found how to build something similar to Win NT Domain and M$ Exchange but on Linux. Here is a document on how to setup Open-XChange + OpenLDAP + Samba + some other stuff to get the whole thing working. The document is not very complete but I think in many cases this should work.
I think I am going to try this, but first I am planning to test Open-XChange by standalone to see how it works :)
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Dragonheart – another movie that I\’ve watched and found it boring. The only good thing was graphic animation of flying dragon.
Another nice French comedy Opération Corned-Beef, L\’ with Jean Reno. While watching this I realized that mostly, French comedies are a bit poor on special effects but quite reach on humor. French comedies are a bit simple, but amazingly funny what makes them worth of watching anytime.
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The Pacifier turned out to be a nice family comedy from Disney. I usually like to watch movies of this kind – Disney guys know how to make family comedies :)
As of my recent post about LVM: I feel like I am in a kind of trouble now. I had problems with fsck.ext3 (and still have them). I can mount the filesystem (although it gives a warning about inconsistency) and I can see files. The tricky thing is that df -h shows that the fs is almost full (which is wrong) and du -s on the mountpoint gives the right amount of used space. Another issue is although the filesystem is mounter in read-write mode, sometimes I get warning that it is a read only filesystem if I try to write something there.
Anyway – I need to read the Web more :(