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IExplorer caused page fault in Kernel32.dll
Helge Hafting helge.haft...@broadpark.no linux debian bugs dist Bob Proulx wrote: I strongly believe that not having a root entry in the local password I now see that chown must work the way it does, with people actually using numeric usernames. Having nsswitch.conf searching local files first is fine with me.

NFS root access
ALTER procedure stpro_USERSearch ( @username varchar(50), @firstname varchar(50), @lastname varchar(50), @pageId numeric ) as set nocount on create table #Records ( tempID numeric identity, id numeric, securityId numeric, securityName varchar(50), firstName varchar(50), lastName varchar(50), userName varchar(50),

bizarre (ephemeral!) {username,uid} problem
Enter the username in lower case (it must be at least 4 alpha/numeric characters but NO caps). The password must be at least 4 alpha/numeric characters and at least one character must be a digit (eg car7 or 1234 are both acceptable). Select from the Access Numbers drop down menu your local pop site.

MultiNet ECO kit available: SSH-030_A043
If it can't find a username (because the uid isn't in /etc/passwd), then it doesn't write one. When restoring, and doing a chmod (like when you use -p), it tries to look the name (if one was written) up in /ett/passwd. If it fails, then it uses the uid stored in the archive instead. No, that is where one of the

Problem with Composed Objects
Remember that anyone can log in -as any other person as simply as @code{mysql -u other_user db_name} if -@code{other_user} has no password. It is common behavior with client/server -applications that the client may specify any username. You can change the +Use passwords for all MySQL users.

Check and find a username before you sign up
They should be logging in with something familiar to them, such as a username that they choose (and of course is enforced as unique), and a password that is strong. (9 Digits) I have thought of several ways of acheiving this but have no real SQL experience. Please help I'm doing me nut! Thanks in advance Russ.

MultiNet ECO kit available: SSH-021_A043
claude c...@club-internet.fr linux redhat In fact no problem but the convention whith Unix/Linux is using letters . Hi, all, Our management want to use all numeric username in our systems which runs RedHat/CentOS/Fedora. I'd like to know if there is any restriction on the username format.

Code Review: Change forms.py to use newforms
LenHew...@adobeforums.com adobe photoshop windows Save for web preferences are to be found in: \documents & Settings\~username\Application Data\Adobe\Save for Web\ ~Version No\

Problem with Composed Objects
Suggested passwords comprise 8 or more characters, alpha/numeric mix, with some uppercase characters thrown in. Usernames can be enumerated over the network, passwords have to be guessed. A blank password is the easiest. Once they have control of the administrators' account, it's all over.

DFÜ-Fehlermeldung 629+673
run-uid = (user) | (uid) # The username or numeric uid to change to when the WWWOFFLE server is # started (default=none). This option is not applicable to lock-files = yes | no # Enable the use of lock files to stop more than one WWWOFFLE process # from downloading the same URL at the same time (default=no).

Numeric usernames
... or in fact every time you click on a link, the information is sent to one of these servers, and converted to a numeric IP address. Which means that when you log onto your ISP, your username and password are most likely sent to one of usa.net's computers, which then identify you as a user for that ISP,

pls help: numeric username
I've had to compromise on the "real name" principle when signing up for some non-usenet web forums that require a unique username, but even then, These days, I use a randomized sequence of alpha-numeric characters for a user name. Of course like most people, I have friends who insist on including my email

use a form to generate username by last and first name
... locate the Winnt\Profiles\Username\History folder. You should see a file named MSHistxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, where xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx is numeric characters. No luck. I got so mad that I reinstalled Windows98SE. Took some time! And then to end up with exactly same error message. Please, let me know if you run

useradd: spaces and $ in usernames
ls -l | grep ux45244 drwxrwsr-x 2 ux452447 nyu210 9 Aug 8 18:52 ux452447 drwxrwsr-x 2 ux452448 nyu210 9 Aug 8 18:52 ux452448 drwxrwsr-x 2 452449 nyu210 9 Aug 8 18:52 ux452449 Hmm; that last one shows a numeric UID instead of a username, which is supposed to happen only when there's no username corresponding to the

Random Numeric Ident
Terminal: _NTY1313: Device_Type: Unknown Owner: SYMBIONT_28 Username: SYSTEM Remote Port Info: PRT91.immunbio.mpg.de/9100/Appl Input: 9600 LFfill: 0 Width: 80 No Fallback No Dialup No Secure server Disconnect Pasthru No Syspassword No SIXEL Graphics No Soft Characters Printer port Numeric Keypad No ANSI_CRT No

numeric username problem
Doug D...@gorean.org clinet list freebsd-hackers Sheldon Hearn wrote: On Thu, 02 Sep 1999 15:42:56 +0200, Markus Stumpf wrote: The numeric id IS important. How do you think NFS maintains privileges across machines? I have no idea how NFS works. :-) I _do_ know that, if machines across the network need to know about

bug: sort-numeric-fields
I would wager "no". though I don't know what you mean by "completely". In my experience, the vast majority of Unixes really don't like usernames that begin with numerics. So don't do that. Brandon Hume - hume -> BOFH.Halifax.NS.Ca, http://WWW.BOFH.Halifax.NS.Ca/ -> Solaris Snob and general NOCMonkey In this world,

#35834 [NEW]: Numeric value out of range: unhandled mode
... in mixer username/uid mode Confidential: no Severity: non-critical Priority: low Responsible: freebsd-bugs State: open Quarter: Keywords: Date-Required: Class: This function formats a numeric value to a hardcoded width of 7 characters, and right-aligns the formatted value. This is a bug for various minor

Problem with numeric user ID's
Ted Cabeen t...@impulse.net fa freebsd bugs Number: 31933 Category: bin Synopsis: pw can interpret numeric name as userid during userdel Confidential: no i386 Description: When pw is given a non-existenent numeric username as part of a delete, print or modify command, it will interpret that username as a uid.

ppp username and password
AFAIK, the distinction is made simply by analyzing the value string: if it is all numeric, it is taken as a UID, otherwise it is taken as a name (and looked up in '/etc/passwd' or NIS or ...). Now if the UID (as a digit string) and the name match, there should be no problem. But if they differ, IMHO that character