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Not on this system. It is on the other systems where it works though. Maybe it's what's missing on these specific systems.

Carl

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No such command on the system.

Carl

While it's happening on a unique Solaris install, I figured it might occur on other systems so it might be more helpful here.

I'm connecting through the terminal app on a MacBook Pro via ssh.
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For a quick view, mpstat will give you individual CPUs. For monitoring, pinga123 is correct; sar is the answer unless you want to roll your own. I use a custom rrdtool script for my purposes.

Carl

Well, apparently anyway.

I have a Solaris 10/08 install using vi (not vim) and when I use vi to edit a file or go into cron, the screen goes into 25/80 mode and I have to send a reset or hard...

Configure ntpdate in a startup script. It'll query the time server(s) you designate and sync it.

Carl

It can be done but it's not something that's part of Solaris.

Basically you'd have to check /etc/shadow for the password change date and the number of days for password changes. Get today's date,...

My home internet access is free. Comes with the cable service ($55 a month). Work provides a Blackberry. I want to chase down an ssh client for it so I can use it. Work also blocks a bunch of sites...

Use blastwave. I was having trouble with the SunFreeware site, especially one of the required packages for PHP wasn't at the appropriate version on SFW. I removed all the SFW packages and went to...

Has their password expired? I found putty bails without prompts if the password needs to be changed.

Any errors in the logs? Server or Windows? The Windows event log sometimes will help with what...

Well since Windows XP won't recognize it anyway, it's really overkill. It was cheap though. $49 (after rebates) from Tigerdirect for two 2 Gig sticks. I just couldn't pass it up.

Plus being a Unix...

I recently bought/assembled a new gaming rig. Antec case, Gigabyte motherboard, E8500 Intel, 8 gigs of DDR2 800MHz ram, 2.25TB of Seagate disk, ATI 4870 512M, Sound Blaster X-Fi card, and a Logitech...

I'm running an arp -an on a Solaris 10 box. We're using IPMP. One of the systems is not able to see a host on the same network. The only difference between the two systems (one is having a problem,...

Added a new computer to the mix. Picked up a gaming system (well built it). E8500, ATI 4870 and ATI 9250 Video Cards, 2.25TB of disk. Very fast system for gaming :)

My wife's Toshiba bit the dust...

I figured it out. I was setting up the secondary server on my home OpenBSD box and realized I'd set the directory as "/var/named"; where the home one had it missing. I started the home one without a...

I run Shadowrun (role playing game) every other Sunday and Wednesday. Right now I'm playing All Flesh Must Be Eaten (another RPG) on alternate Wednesdays.

I have it scheduled so on call is the...

11 are on more often than not.

Always On: Mandrake - firewall
Always On: OpenBSD - My server in Florida. It has DNS, E-Mail, Web, and other things I'm mucking with including my wife's Mosaic...

Well I started it like this:

named -t / -c /var/named/etc/named.conf

And it's running. From a security standpoint it's not ideal but it's working. And moving the files to the expected chroot'd...

I have the DNS files set up on my OpenBSD 4.0 amd64 system however when I run named, I get the following error in my logs:

Sep 23 10:43:03 grunty named[11608]: starting BIND 9.3.2-P1
Sep 23...

The e-mail I received:



I'm wondering if they're really not going to delegate the two IP's to me and are just talking about A records and not PTR records. I'll have to query them and see what...

Agree. I have a very similar setup. Get Apache and MySQL installed and working and the PHP. Once that's up, install your Wiki. I'm also using MediaWiki. I have 6 instances of it here for the various...

Check the FAQ subforum here:

Where do I download LINUX & UNIX? - The UNIX and Linux Forums (https://www.unix.com/where-do-i-download-linux-unix/)

Carl

From what I recall, the options were that they'd manage the two IP's for me, or they'd delegate them to either me or to a third party. If they delegate the entire range to me then I'm good on...

I actually don't see any space at all.

General
Guest OS: Sun Solaris 10 (32-bit)
CPU: 1vCPU
Memory: 768 MB
Memory Overhead: 108.09 MB

VMware Tools: not installed
IP Addresses:
DNS Name: ...

Release:

Solaris 10 8/07 s10x_u4wos_12b X86
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