[Bug 396564] Re: grub2 shows 'biosdisk read error', then boots

2009-10-31 Thread Haute Subzero
I can confirm this on my jaunty to karmic upgrade as well. I did a network upgrade of a clean jaunty base (ssh only) installation. I'm getting the same error booting from a valid mirror set via the chainload option recommended here:

Re: [Bug 250998] Re: Unable to use saslauthd with postfix for smtp_auth

2009-10-12 Thread Haute Subzero
Hi Chuck, Actually I put that project on hold because I couldn't get it working. Life has a way of readjusting your priorities. :) I've just recently wiped the system and loaded a 9.04 version to attempt the process again, although I'm not sure I'm using the same combinations this time

Re: [Bug 250998] Re: Unable to use saslauthd with postfix for smtp_auth

2009-10-12 Thread Haute Subzero
Hi Chuck, Actually I put that project on hold because I couldn't get it working. Life has a way of readjusting your priorities. :) I've just recently wiped the system and loaded a 9.04 version to attempt the process again, although I'm not sure I'm using the same combinations this time

Re: [Bug 250998] Re: Unable to use saslauthd with postfix for smtp_auth

2008-07-23 Thread Haute Subzero
Thanks Brian, I think that's probably the right classification but since it seems to be an interaction problem I wasn't sure. I also questioned whether it could be indirectly security related since the only possible fix I've run across is someone who appears to have run postfix without

Re: [Bug 250998] Re: Unable to use saslauthd with postfix for smtp_auth

2008-07-23 Thread Haute Subzero
Thanks Brian, I think that's probably the right classification but since it seems to be an interaction problem I wasn't sure. I also questioned whether it could be indirectly security related since the only possible fix I've run across is someone who appears to have run postfix without

[Bug 250998] [NEW] Unable to use saslauthd with postfix for smtp_auth

2008-07-22 Thread Haute Subzero
Public bug reported: This may be related to 244568, 138931. The details don't appear to be the same, but the underlying cause could in fact be the same. I'm attempting to setup an 8.04 server install with Postfix, mysql, and postfixadmin. I'm using courier for imap and pop services, but that's