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You could create a new NIC for the Global and then assign it to the local.

I can't help with virtualbox, I've never used it before. But again, to my opinion, you need a device dedicated to your...

Can you paste a copy of the zone's xml? (/etc/zones) or zonecfg -z ZONENAME export both would do it.

ifconfig -a and netstat -rn from the global and local would also possibly help.

Hi badoshi,

Last time I had a similar issue, we fixed it by issuing a forcelip via luxadm. Some might look at it as if it was a demon but it helped me in the past.

To list the ports:
>...

Impossible, to my knowledge, in Solaris 10 without an exclusive aka dedicated interface from the Global zone.

Please see:
https://www.unix.com/showthread.php?t=130824

It shows how to dedicate...

Did you use try of these rsync options?

--del an alias for --delete-during
--delete delete extraneous files from destination dirs
--delete-before ...

Hi guys,

My two cents:

http://www.par.univie.ac.at/solaris/pca/

We've been using PCA for years now with over 200+ Solaris 8 (back in the days) 9 and 10 with great success. I would recommend...

Hi guys,

Sorry if it is somewhere in the forum, I've checked for an hour or so with my google friend and can't figure this one out. Not counting the 2 hours I spent yelling at it.

Welcome to...

Thanks for the DB idea turk451.

Our finale decision was to use SAN space already available for temp disk space. Much faster.

Hi Corona,

Thanks for your answer. Before posting I always read the mans, I ask quesitons when I'm looking for a different way to make things and to try to understand a little bit the mechanisms...

Hi Guys,

My client (dear clients, I hate to love you) has the funky idea of sorting a 5G flat file.

Certainly enough, this is taking forever and also fulls the / of our machine.

Any idea of...

I've seen a similar problem. In our case it was a cipher problem, we needed to update OpenSSL on the Sol 8 to the same version as the Sol 10.

Would you mind pasting an ssh -vvv output?

Is the name of the volume group "rootvg" or "bootvg"? You seem to be talking about 2 VGs here.

Go ahead and make the FS in your volume, that won't destroy your other volumes in your DG.

Here's...

jkmistry:

In your crontab do the following:

* * * * * env > /var/tmp/env_cron

Once the file gets populated (a minute or so) erase the line and compare the output with the "env" of the...

If that can help you out, the course number is PK-SA-420-FT. At least that's what the course name was back in May 2009.

I went to ExitCertified. Nice class but liek any other IT course, lots of...

The variable PATH is being overwritten on login via the current .login file.

Put the following line instead of what's present and that will do it:

export...

Can you try to telnet from the faulty host via the reverse lookup AND via th IP address?

What's in between the two hosts?

Do you have any PATH variable in the .profile?

My guess is that maybe it's something like
PATH=/usr/gnu/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin

Where it should:
PATH=$PATH:/foo/bar

Can...

Interesting enough ... Here is my "guess".

I traduce low order four by “the least important bites” or “the ones on the right” as opposed to high order ones. Let's say I have the following:
...

RaNdOmUsEr:no_that_not_a_password:0:7:91:7:::3

Are you talking about the one that increments each times there is a failed login? (the one with a 3 in my example).

see?

That's why I asked :)

Too many ways to do the same thing

Hi guys,

I usualy am able to google awk stuff but I can't find it so far and there are so many awking gurus here that I will give it a shot.

I want to print $1;$3;"$5 up to the $NF". In other...

It's funny because we actually discussed about binding a process to a CPU this morning at the office.

Solaris Processor Sets Made Easy...

Sorry.

If it's not in:
smitty chgsys

Or:
lsattr -E -l sys0

I don't think it's possible. At all

I just can't figure out why your latest is not pointing to the latest ...

It seems good to me ... That's just one of the many ways to do it.

prash358 was right to:


Doing something like:
...

If you can have any sort of return code when the file(s) are uploaded, you could write a simple script that kills the program once a file is uploaded. Then build a cronjob that starts it every...