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Installation and Upgrades / Re: Where to put WiFi scripts for automatic execution at startup
« on: February 13, 2012, 11:04:28 am »
A few points:
1) While Zentyal normally supports overriding configuration templates, by writing them to /etc/zentyal/stubs, the 'interfaces' file is an exception as it is generated by Zentyal core without using a template. Thus, this approach won't be valid for this.
2) On Zentyal 2.2, the wireless setup file is placed in /usr/share/zentyal-network/setup-wireless. If you see filenames containing 'ebox', then you are probably using an older version than 2.2? If you installed Zentyal packages from Ubuntu repositories, then I strongly suggest you to use a Zentyal CD or Zentyal APT repository (PPA) instead.
3) You basically need to add a configuration-hook, so the script is executed after every time that Zentyal writes the interfaces file. Information about using the setup-wireless script can be found at http://trac.zentyal.org/wiki/Documentation/Community/HowTo/SetupWireless (a bit outdated, but still valid).
Regards!
1) While Zentyal normally supports overriding configuration templates, by writing them to /etc/zentyal/stubs, the 'interfaces' file is an exception as it is generated by Zentyal core without using a template. Thus, this approach won't be valid for this.
2) On Zentyal 2.2, the wireless setup file is placed in /usr/share/zentyal-network/setup-wireless. If you see filenames containing 'ebox', then you are probably using an older version than 2.2? If you installed Zentyal packages from Ubuntu repositories, then I strongly suggest you to use a Zentyal CD or Zentyal APT repository (PPA) instead.
3) You basically need to add a configuration-hook, so the script is executed after every time that Zentyal writes the interfaces file. Information about using the setup-wireless script can be found at http://trac.zentyal.org/wiki/Documentation/Community/HowTo/SetupWireless (a bit outdated, but still valid).
Regards!
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: Firewall killed all my rules - suddenly all rules dissapeard
« on: February 11, 2012, 03:41:20 am »
Thorsten, that's pretty surprising. I believe that no firewall update has been published recently... what update do you speak about?
In any case, rules should not dissapear at all. Can you dump your configuration and send it through?
In order to obtain it you would run the following command:
This should create a /tmp/zentyalconf.dump which you can send to jjmontes@zentyal.com (don't post it here, as the file could contain sensitive information).
In any case, rules should not dissapear at all. Can you dump your configuration and send it through?
In order to obtain it you would run the following command:
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/usr/share/zentyal/shell "use EBox::Config::Redis; EBox::Config::Redis->new()->export_dir_to_yaml('/ebox', '/tmp/zentyalconf.dump', 1);"This should create a /tmp/zentyalconf.dump which you can send to jjmontes@zentyal.com (don't post it here, as the file could contain sensitive information).
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: AD sync only transfers some users
« on: May 24, 2010, 02:09:32 pm »
Hi there.
I am also affected by this issues. I can't get passwords synchronized properly.
Is there any workaround to this? Could ebox-usercorner be used to at least change LDAP passwords? Will they be overwritten again by ebox-ad-sync?
I am using eBox 1.4 from eBox PPA on Ubuntu 8.04.
Thanks!
I am also affected by this issues. I can't get passwords synchronized properly.
Is there any workaround to this? Could ebox-usercorner be used to at least change LDAP passwords? Will they be overwritten again by ebox-ad-sync?
I am using eBox 1.4 from eBox PPA on Ubuntu 8.04.
Thanks!
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Spanish / Re: Codificación de caractéres para PDC SAMBA
« on: June 24, 2009, 02:41:12 pm »
Hemos tenido que realizar un cambio similar aquí, y eso que el locale de nuestro usuario root (que es el usuario que ejecuta samba) es UTF8.
Me pregunto si no sería recomendable cambiar el valor de unix charset a UTF8, ya que me parecería una opción más estable y menos proclive a generar problemas...
Me pregunto si no sería recomendable cambiar el valor de unix charset a UTF8, ya que me parecería una opción más estable y menos proclive a generar problemas...