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Forum: Red Hat 01-06-2009
76,054
Posted By bdsffl
for all those interested the equivalents are: ...
for all those interested the equivalents are:

ptree -> pstree
pfiles -> lsof -a -p <pid>
pstack -> pstack
truss -> strace

both pstack and strace are packages and need to be installed by rpm...
Forum: Red Hat 01-06-2009
76,054
Posted By bdsffl
pfiles and pstack and ptree
Can someone tell me the Linux equivalent for pstack and pfiles and ptree which are Solaris commands.
27,209
Posted By bdsffl
Look in /var/mail under the owner of the cron...
Look in /var/mail under the owner of the cron job.
/var/mail/<owner>
It may be, as noted, an environmental setting which
could be a path issue. Normally you'll get an email
from cron if...
3,103
Posted By bdsffl
To me it seems Perl is alot more convoluted than...
To me it seems Perl is alot more convoluted than it is help
if your script is heavily entrenched with unix commands.

Whats the advantage of all the extra code when you can do the samething
with...
3,103
Posted By bdsffl
It's not homework Jim. It's just me trying to...
It's not homework Jim.
It's just me trying to understand Perl.

Thanks for your help.

Brad
3,103
Posted By bdsffl
Thanks John, But I didn't clarify that I...
Thanks John,

But I didn't clarify that I want this in a perl script not command line.
This would include the ps -ef in the perl script.

Brad
3,103
Posted By bdsffl
How do I get the same results in Perl as in csh
In csh I can do this

echo `ps -ef | grep root | awk '{print $2}'`

how would I get the same results using perl.

Thanks
Forum: Solaris 04-17-2007
3,027
Posted By bdsffl
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=510...
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5102480

Here's a link that may help you. I haven't experienced the problem
myself but it looks like a few other people have.
4,170
Posted By bdsffl
Using xapply efficiently?
Hi all,


Were currently using xapply to run multiple ssh instances that then calls
a script that returns the PID of a webserver process.

Currently we have like 30 xapply statements in a...
Forum: Solaris 02-13-2007
2,821
Posted By bdsffl
Thanks ZB, great reference.
Thanks ZB, great reference.
Forum: Solaris 02-13-2007
2,821
Posted By bdsffl
Veritas Reference Guide
Does anyone have a good link or reference guide
they would recommend for Veritas vxmake and vxassist?

I know there is Sun's site but the pdf Admin guide is like 12MB.

I'm looking for something...
Forum: Programming 01-26-2007
4,665
Posted By bdsffl
Thanks guys! This site is great!
Thanks guys! This site is great!
Forum: Programming 01-26-2007
4,665
Posted By bdsffl
including shell env variables into C code
Hey, I'm brushing up on C code and I'm trying to incorporate the shell environmental variables into standard ansi C code.

For example I just want to do the equivalent of
--echo $PATH-- and...
Forum: Solaris 01-22-2007
34,409
Posted By bdsffl
You are correct Duke, a dfstab entry or a...
You are correct Duke, a dfstab entry or a sharetab
entry will also envoke the nfsd daemon.
I guess the nfs/server was running but the /var/svc/log
for nfs-server was playing tricks on me. :D
...
Forum: Solaris 01-21-2007
34,409
Posted By bdsffl
Starting NFS server Solaris 10
Whenever I start nfs/server using "svcadm -v enable" it appears to start up. But when I look for daemons such as nfsd I don't see any. So I checked the manifest logs for nfs/server and it's telling...
49,470
Posted By bdsffl
Thanks, Macosta Hopefully he'll get...
Thanks,

Macosta

Hopefully he'll get back with us.
Forum: Solaris 11-22-2006
4,130
Posted By bdsffl
under Solaris 10 mount a CD using Volcheck on the...
under Solaris 10 mount a CD using Volcheck on the 890.
Do a df -k and you'll find the mounted CD long with
the logical device name something like c1todo.

Then do a prtconf -v and in the output...
49,470
Posted By bdsffl
For future reference can you tell me how you...
For future reference can you tell me how you increased
the memory usage for the individual user.

I am aware of disk quotas' but I'm not aware of
physical or virtual memory allocation for...
49,470
Posted By bdsffl
One suggestion if the the problem occurs soner...
One suggestion if the the problem occurs soner than later is this.

Start a prstat and redirect to a log file. Thats why I say if
it starts immediately to avoid filling up disk space.

When the...
Forum: Solaris 11-18-2006
11,785
Posted By bdsffl
iso files to make bootable dvd image
Hey all,

I'm a newbie to iso files and I just downloaded
the 2 iso files for *cough* ms2003 R2 *cough*
trial software. After I downloaded the iso files
I just dragged them to my burn software...
Forum: Filesystems, Disks and Memory 05-12-2006
7,358
Posted By bdsffl
Thanks guys. This reassures my logic and...
Thanks guys. This reassures my logic and hopefully the
customer will go with 4 drives instead of two.
But as stated they probably could go with just 2 drives but lose
the true effect of the...
8,457
Posted By bdsffl
You should be able to set global env vars in...
You should be able to set global env vars in /etc/profile if logging
in under the ksh shell or /etc/.login under the csh shell.

These files are used at login prior to executing the users local...
Forum: Filesystems, Disks and Memory 05-11-2006
7,358
Posted By bdsffl
Raid 1+0 ?
My cutomer wants to set up a OS/apps server with two 72GB drives
configured with RAID 1+0. The way I understand RAID 1+0 is
that if there was a drive failure the whole OS/apps is lost because you...
Forum: Solaris 05-07-2006
1,891
Posted By bdsffl
Another ? on sockets/ports
Ok for clarification if I look at a netstat -a while an active
telnet session is taking place. I see two lines of telnet info
under the IPv4 heading. Whats the 2366 part of the remote
ip address?...
44,314
Posted By bdsffl
Here is a script in csh that works. Notice...
Here is a script in csh that works.

Notice the back ticks before awk and after the file name , your test file name.
It worked fine for me.

#!/bin/csh

set v=`awk -F, 'NR == 2 {print $1}'...
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