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I have been trying to get my Windows 7 box to connect to a Samba share on my server running CentOS. I have been through all sorts of setup guides and such and I have tried everything. Whenever I attempt to connect I get a "Permission Denied" error and the following shows up in the Samba log:
[2010/02/08 11:34:17, 1] smbd/notify_inotify.c:inotify_watch(412)
inotify_add_watch returned Permission denied
Anyone have any ideas what might be preventing me from connecting?
(I am running the latest version of Samba, CentOS 5.4)
CUE
This is the event page for WSUcon 8.
Soon it will have a sexy title and such.
But class is ending.
Do you, like me, pull out your hair and get the almost irresistible urge to murder small cute things when forced to use Python's DB-API? Despite being under development for many years it seems to be half-baked at best.
One such idiocy would be the utter lack of dictionary support, the ability that pretty much every other database abstraction layer since, well...forever, has had to allow you to address the columns by name. E.g., print row['firstName'].
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