pam_filter &(objectclass=User)(!(userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2))

On second thought this might not be desirable. This will filter out disabled accounts making them appear as though they do not exist which is different than being disabled.

Example share definition using the auditing facility.

[web-sites]
comment = "Web Sites"
# turn on auditing to see what the heck is going on
vfs objects = full_audit
writeable = yes
locking = no
create mask = 0775
directory mask = 0775
force create mode = 0664
force directory mode = 0775
force user = www-data
force group = www-data
path = /var/www-sites/
valid users = @www-data

I finally tracked the problem down to mod_deflate.  After disabling mod_deflate the problem completely disappeared.

I’ve used the phone to take videos where I normally would have had nothing.  The camera quality is so terrible that most photos I take aren’t worth it — they look terrible.  Video is acceptible though.

I used the phone to respond to a problem at work.  That didn’t save me any time but it saved a bunch of people at work time.

• The screen is incredible! Bright, crisp, high resolution.
• The keyboard is very easy for me to use and I was surprised to see that it was back lit. In hind sight the keyboard would have to be back lit or else you couldn’t be thoroughly annoying at the movie theater.
• I was slightly annoyed that I had to use a gmail account to access Android market but whatever… I played around with a couple of cool little free apps. I put a weather widget on my home screen.
• The facebook tools (can) sync with your contact list. If the facebook name matches your contact name their facebook photo ends up on your phone. I think it syncs other contact info too but I’m not sure.
• I setup access to my work email (exchange) in about three seconds. The corporate calendar thingy works as does the corporate email thingy.
• On my way home from work last night I used the turn-by-turn Google Map navigation GPS dealy and it worked very well. I even used the voice search. I said “navigate to Applebees in gates.” …And that worked!
• It’s slow when it’s not in 3g mode and I haven’t used it on WIFI yet. I haven’t used the web browser much yet and kind of hope I rarely do. Specialized apps are much better.
• I installed a Pandora and a Last.fm app (both free). That was slick. I fired up Pandora and out blasted metal from my phone.
• The charger is cool. It’s a tiny wall wart with a USB recepticle! They give you a USB cable that you could use to attach the phone to a PC or to the wall wart.

There is a ton left to explore but I do not yet have buyer’s remorse.

What I’d really like is to sync the calendar with an iCal based calendar.  I’ve been using WebCalendar for a long time.  While I have many gripes about WebCalendar it does what I need it to do and I’m loathe to switch to using Google Calendars.  I’m more apt to write my own calendar app than use Google Calendar.

To solve this problem you could make one partition exclusively for grub. You would install grub to the master boot record and install the stage 1.5 files to this tiny grub partition. In that tiny partition you would have a menu.lst file that would call out all of your other installs. It’s similar to using chainloading but it’s not quite the same. You’d only have to edit this master menu.lst whenever you added a new OS. Here’s a contrived example:

title Debian Lenny
configfile (hd0,1)/boot/grub/menu.lst

title Ubuntu
configfile (hd0,2)/boot/grub/menu.lst

You could do something similar using a chainloading approach and installing grub as the local boot record in each of your OSes but this way you have just one installation of grub to deal with.

It seems that Evolution getting out of sync with Exchange is an old, old bug. If you run:

evolution –force-shutdown
rm -rf ~/.evolution/exchange//folders.db (this is the cache, I think)

and then start Evolution again, things work again.