According to the Apache 2.2 documentation, after a successful authentication against Active Directory the LDAP attributes specified in the AuthLDAPUrl directive should be available as environment variables with the default prefix AUTHENTICATE_.
However, on a Debian 6.0.4 + Apache 2.2.16 + mod_wsgi the env vars are not set. I can authenticate without issues, and everything else is working fine.
Is there something I can do to have them set? A newer version of Apache and/or LDAP module?
I'm trying to minimize the number of different product versions used on my PC's both at work and at home. So far I have a mixture of:
and I would love to upgrade each product family to the latest version.
Since Virtual Machine Mobility Guide is marked as deprecated, can anyone point me to some fresh information about virtual machine compatibility between VMware Player and VMware Server, in order to still be able to move virtual machines back and forth between the mentioned products?
Update What I'm looking for is an updated document with virtual machines hardware versions, and the VMware products that are able to use that specific hardware version, so I can know - given the products that are using a specific virtual machine - what is the maximum hardware version that I can update the virtual machine to.
After reading Disk Partition Alignment Best Practices for SQL Server, I just want to give those advices a try, but on my linux test server. What are the required parameters in order to set the partition offset (for fdisk if possible, or any other partitioning tool available on a linux live cd)?