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You cannot fsck a mounted filesystem so when possible (subject to running applications and users) you would simply 'umount' a filesystem (provided it's not / (root) or /usr) and then fsck it.

If...

I'm afraid you are also mistaken here. As a SVR4 Unix, Solaris is removing everything under the /tmp directory at boot time. On Solaris 10 and newer, this is done by the svc:system/rmtmpfiles:default...

So you are saying the files have the correct date, but a bad timestamp. I presume you mean file mtime.

1. how do you know the timestamps are "bad"? The TZ variable on UNIX affects this.
2. are...

There are more parameters to useradd. See man useradd .
You were missing the -m parameter .
useradd -c "Name of user" -d /home/kk -m kk

It's probably easier to delete the account and then...

Before you reboot:

do you have backups? The disk may not remount. I would say, as a reasonable guess, that your disk is near death. Can you restore whatever was on the disk? Will you need to...

Thanks Alister and Tamitot for clearing my doubt. I will definitely try to fix those program which created the zombies in next CR.

Thank you hard_Revenge for that link. The link is really good, it...

preap PID
will do the trick.

There have been a lot of threads about how to find processes that are using a specific port on an AIX server. After long hours of research and reading countless "you can't do that" responses, I...