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2022
Registrering af dybe boringer, geofysik (især seismik), licenser og ...
Energistyrelsen, GEUS
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Registrering af dybe boringer, geofysik (især seismik), licenser og ...
Energistyrelsen, GEUS
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, 2005 2010
The purpose of the SAMBA project, running from January 2007 to February 2009, was to create a framework for allowing local communities and citizens (including low income population) to access community-oriented content and services by means of iDTV channels, specifically MHP over DVB-T.
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The purpose of the SAMBA project, running from January 2007 to February 2009, was to create a framework for allowing local communities and citizens (including low income population) to access community-oriented content and services by means of iDTV channels, specifically MHP over DVB-T.
Christian Fuhrhop +3 more
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1995
A unique perspective on the social history and cultural complexity of Afro-Brazilian dance.
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A unique perspective on the social history and cultural complexity of Afro-Brazilian dance.
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Samba Concepts and Architecture, Configuring Samba, and Internationalization
2019In Chapter 7, installed our first Samba server and saw very briefly how to create a new share. In this chapter we’ll move on to the following more advanced topics:
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2019
As we did when we studied OpenLDAP in the previous section, we’re going to start with a brief introduction to Samba. Samba is an open source implementation of the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol, later renamed the Common Internet File System protocol. This protocol was originally developed by Microsoft to provide file access over the network.
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As we did when we studied OpenLDAP in the previous section, we’re going to start with a brief introduction to Samba. Samba is an open source implementation of the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol, later renamed the Common Internet File System protocol. This protocol was originally developed by Microsoft to provide file access over the network.
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