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In fact this is almost correct: the dot represents "extended attributes" being in place and they might come from SElinux or not. There might also be a "+" displayed which represents ACLs being in...

Are you referring to the dot highlighted in red?
That indicates that the server uses SELinux and that the file has a SELinux security context.
Most likely you are being denied by SELinux. You may...

This line is missing its first field :
ALL=/usr/bin/su - root, /usr/bin/su root

The format to delete a static route is:


route del <ip address> netmask <subnet mask> gw <gateway> <interface>

If its on NIS, then make sure your account is actually exists on the NIS master server. If it exists, make sure /etc/passwd has sybase entry.

#getent passwd sybase

But the ILO-NIC is not seen by the Linux kernel.
Consult the server HW manual!

FYI, this is a forum dedicated to unix and linux systems.

You might not get a response when asking about mysql on windows in these forums.

Both systems reboot OK? Did you look in the older /var/adm/messages log files and not just the current messages file? Is crash dump enabled? If not, you should enable it if possible.

What kind of hardware is it? Does it have ILOM? If it does, then you can check ILOM logs in /SP/logs/event/list (IIRC).

I'm not so sure. That seems like an odd error message. sudo alone should print a usage message. I've seen such weird things happen with improper binaries and a quick google search says Solaris 10...

Well, that's confusing. How about:-
ls -ld `pwd`
I'm not sure where on Solaris (assuming that's what you are using because you are on a Sparc) the getacl command is.

As for system messages, the...

That is really strange! Can you try changing directory by inode instead?

Get inode:
ls -il
918527 drwxr-xr-x 2 yoda yoda 96 Dec 3 07:28 lib
Change dir by inode:
cd $( find -inum 918527 )

What kind of file system ? where are you? -> cd .. ; ls -al

There are an old make and old SCCS in /usr/ccs/bin/ (belongs to the OS package SUNWsprot)
The CSW site will provide GNU make and RCS,CVS,SVN,GIT.

Take a look at http://www.opencsw.org/get-it/packages/

My external hard drives came with backup sw. They seem to pick their own drives, but they might accept a network destination. You might use zip, so the network traffic is compressed for speed.
...

For simple backups you can use Win7 own tool "Backup and Restore".

You have to use "Pro" or "Ultimate" versions if you want to backup to a network drive, though.

Sounds like a bat copy script? Windows Explorer if a whole subtree?

What editor did you use? Possibly a windows editor adding a <carriage return> character? Do you have the necessary <line feed> at the end of the line?

The way of writing "*/5" instead of "5,10,15,20,25,30,...." is a Linux extension to the standard cron syntax. You haven't said which system you are on, but if it is not a Linux system you probably...

There is something in /etc/profile or ~/.profile or some other login script(which file, depends on which shell) which is trying to run a perl script when you login. You need to look at these files...

Without -n, it looks up every IP before it lists it. If there's thousands, that's thousands of DNS lookups. If some of them don't have DNS entries, that's a lot of failed DNS lookups.

May be an issue with DNS. Try

netstat -an

You can take a snapshot of an entire pool and all file systems included:

zfs snapshot -r rpool@now
From "man zfs" (Solaris 11, though):

No. fssnap is to be used with UFS only. ZFS doesn't need it as it already has the snapshot facility built in.

It is unclear what you want to backup. You don't backup volumes but file systems so...