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"cp -n" is a GNU extension to the POSIX standard "cp" utility (http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/cp.html).

As it's a platform-specific, non-standard extension, it's not...

FWIW - on an x86-based server, processes running in 32-bit mode have access to eight 32-bit general purpose registers, three of which are PC (program counter), SP (stack pointer), and FP (frame...

Can you boot from a CD or DVD? If so, you might have a corrupt boot disk.

If you can't boot a CD or DVD, you likely have bad RAM somewhere. If you have a memory expansion "mezzanine", that's the...

Probably the worst approach to fixing a problem is writing more code to paper over the symptom of the problem instead of just fixing the actual problem.

Your problem here is a file has...

grep /shutdown /zones/*/root/var/spool/cron/crontabs/rootYou can access the files in a zone's filesystems directly from the global zone in "/zones/[ZONENAME]/root"

sudo java abc.jarI'd recommend being really careful about what's in abc.jar and/or which abc.jar the user is allowed to run under sudo.

Because anyone who knows even a little Java programming will...

If you're on Solaris 11.2 or laternetstat -aunwill show what PID is attached to all network objects (listening on ports, connected, etc) along with the base name of the process executable.

First, I'd say that a single RAID5 disk for both the OS and everything else is a bad setup.

As others have mentioned, put the OS on a hardware RAID mirror using two drives. That one drive will be...

Is the entire OS locked up, or just the X display? It's possible to hang just the X Windows display server such that it ignores all input, but the underlying OS is just fine.

How do you reboot? ...

I don't think bart allows selecting the hash algorithm on Solaris 10. That's a Solaris 11 feature.

Also, I seem to recall having to run cfgadm -al at times when connecting new FC LUNs

It looks like you're doing a correlated subquery (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correlated_subquery). Those are nasty performance killers.

Could you post the columns available in each table, the...

-bash-3.00# for port in `fcinfo hba-port | grep Port | awk '{ print $4 }'`; do
> fcinfo remote-port -ls -p $port
> done

The point was that even Sun messed up alignment in operating system basic tools such as mkfs on SPARC. SPARC has some very strict alignment restrictions, and the OPs code is one of the archetypes of...

\ls ...That will bypass any alias for "ls" and use whatever binary it finds in your PATH envval, assuming you're running bash.

Trycfgadm -alThen devfsadm.

Do you know the PCI id of the LSI 2308? If it's 1000:006e, I don't see it in /etc/driver_aliases on my Solaris 11.2 box.

Even if it's not there, I'd think there's a good chance it'll work if you...

Just work around it.

And rejoice in the plausible deniability it provides you should you ever want to run something they'd deem illicit. In order to nail you for that, they'd first have to...

Only if it's within the same file system, such that a rename() system call succeeds.

Otherwise using "mv" to rename a hard link will make a copy of the file and the two links will no longer point...

The chmod() at 2.7074 is probably the culprit.

You can start up this dtrace script as root, then use vim to cause ACLs to disappear:

#!/usr/sbin/dtrace -s

#pragma D option flowindent
...

Could you post the output from truss, while you use vim to edit and save a file in a way that destroys the NFSv4 ACLs?truss -f -a -vall -l -d -o /truss/output/file vim /file/with/nfsv4/acls

What OS are you running VIM on?

I'm not sure I understand your explanation of what you've done. Did you try with the LD_PRELOAD set, and found that the ACLs were preserved?

Do you have a complete truss output with "nobackup"...

The bug appears to be at line 4763 of fileio.c in the vim source code from Vim source archives : vim online (http://www.vim.org/sources.php) :

#ifdef UNIX
if (made_writable)
perm &=...

Probably something like:

for parm in `ndd /dev/net/qlge2 \? | awk '{ print $1 }' | grep -v '?'`;
do
echo -n $parm:
ndd /dev/net/qlge2 $parm 2> /dev/null
doneReplace /dev/net/qlge2 with...