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Yes, server to same server is doing the same thing as a remote connection. Also, when I try and connect to 127.0.0.1 it still shows the same symptoms. When I try and connect to a web page or anything...

Yes, I have the IPs that are connecting to the server in my /etc/hosts file, but before this weirdness started I did not have the client IPs in my /etc/hosts and it was working. I just added them in...

Hey guys thanks for the dialog... here is my nsswitch.conf configuration that I have used for years.

Aug 11 2006 /etc/nsswitch.conf


"/etc/nsswitch.conf" [Read only] 42 lines, 1293 characters...

I'm having an issue with SSH on a server that hasn't had any configuration changes made on it in a long time. I SSH to the server and it hangs at "debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT sent" for exactly 40...

Well I think I got it working now, so I will just post what I had to do for anyone else who needs it.

I came in this morning and the server was still scrolling the numbers like I posted above...

I tried using raidctl earlier today to use my 2 disks in a RAID1 setup and I totally destroyed my OS install. I'm sure I did something funky and it freaked out. No big deal...right?

This is what I...

I fixed this by adding lines below to my .profile. Thing that fixed it was TERM but EDITOR should be set also.


export TERM=vt100
export EDITOR=vi

If you have a broken install of solaris which it looks like you do and you don't care about fixing. When you boot the machine up hit "stop and a" on a sun keyboard i forget the break command on a...

yea i was going to say remove one of the .tar from it or rename it like you did....

I have never had problems getting patch clusters from sunsolve and running them before. I've extracted the 9_Recommended.zip file ran ./install_cluster all the normal stuff i do to patch etc......But...

Part of my bash script to tar a directory send it to tape and rewind.

echo "Tar'n all files in backup dir..."
tar -cf /export/home/tapebackup/backup/dailybackup.tar *
echo "Tar complete!"
...

When I list whats in cron -l its fine but when I try to -e edit it...it returns a number 309 can't you not edit cron this way with solaris 10? I can do it fine in sol 8 and 9.

export EDITOR="vi"...

Sounds like a neg problem on your server or switch....I would def look into that because this is probably the issue...

....damnit that was it....i knew i was forgetting something stupid thanks dude...

Hey guys,

This is how I originally had my drive setup... This is on a solaris 10 box


***BEFORE***
Current Disk = c0t1d0

Current partition table (original):
Total disk cylinders...

Becareful in solaris...changing the settings in only a few files sometimes gets temporary results. If you reboot it might change to the old network settings. I would check everything that jll said...

well...any user can run chmod on files its has permission to modify... If you are trying to chmod root files for example and you aren't root or someone entitled to modify the file then you are beat!...

This may be an off the wall question but is there anyway in Solaris to snag the serial number of a Sun box? I'm not sure if you can do this but it would save me a long drive to the data center to get...

Yea, I was reading that 10 is cake for setting up software RAID.

Yea, I got my hands on an old e450 that I want to use as a backup server and it seems like it doesn't have hardware raid on it... I'm going to have to do it by software.

From what I have been finding on the net is that most all Sun RAID setups are software? Is it really that uncommon for Sun servers to have hardware RAID?

Go in to PuTTY Configuration and under Connection Category change "Sending of null packets to keep session active" to something other than 0.....now save this to the server config you have already...

Ok, don't shoot me! I have looked all over the forum for the issue I'm having and I don't think its a duh delete some files or I deleted them but its still showing 100% type thing.

This morning...

Yea i'm using a GNU grep for this... "A" fetches lines below what you are looking for and "B" grabs lines above. I just created a perl script to strip them out before it writes to a new file. I'm...

30 * * * * wget -O /dev/null http://www.domain.com/inc/crontab.php

could always try something like this...