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No, DON'T create ANYTHING unless it complains that something isn't there.

Post here if you get any error messages that stuff is missing.

Slice 2 on Solaris always represents the whole disk and you should NEVER try to do anything with that.

Yes, well that proves that the LUN is intact and perfectly readable.

Only you will know what these slices are. You should have the relevant filesystem locations documented. However, yes, slice 6...

So none of those disks are bootable.

Did the system boot via the FC link which is now down?

Do you know from which disk it should boot?

It is possible that the proper boot disk is local...

Before you try to set the boot device can you boot from any of the disks??

You can try:

ok> boot disk0

ok> boot disk1

ok> boot disk2

ok> boot disk3

For each of the disks you have...

I know that you don't believe me yet, but about 299 cycles from now (when your numbers grow to 4 digits instead of 3 digits) you will find that your code stops working unless you pay attention to my...

So filter for csv files:
ls -1t *Deposit_*.csv | head -1
ls -1t *Withdrawal_*.csv | head -1

and personally I'm in favour of using head over tail (imagine your directory has 300 files in it ...)...

So if this other server has enough disk space to store the capacity of the four production servers, why don't you configure a NFS share (or 4 NFS shares) on it and backup each of them over the...

To answer your question flash archives do not need to be created in single user mode. They can be created in multi-user mode BUT you should do that when the system is as quiet as possible, not under...

No, you cannot use slice 2. Nothing ever uses slice 2 (unless it's for a raw copy or something like that). On Solaris, slice 2 always represents the WHOLE disk and is used by the system for disk...

I don't think this is the same LUN because otherwise you would see the filesystems/partitions/whatever on it. Notice that LUNs have an identifier (the so-called "WWN" and you can identify it by this....

This disk c0t1d0 is experiencing read errors.

Currently it is only evident on slice 5 to the SVM.
iostat is showing errors for entire device.

Have a replacement disk ready.

Detach all...

The problem is you are passing the output of ls -l into cp. The cp command is effectively:

cp -rw-r--r-- 1 fundamo fundamo 604080 Jul 17 02:18 FundamoSettlement_1500250109585.csv...

The command date +*%Y-%m-%d* will give you the format you need. Surround it with backtics (``) and it can be the subject of echo or can set the value of a script variable.

HTH

This assumes that your Linux is a Debian derivative?

You need to ensure that you have an iscsi initiator as part of the distribution or you need to install one. Then you can run some form of...

Hi,

Did you also move the BCC flag and its address to before the recipient address, or are you still adding it afterwards ? In general you'll want all parameters to be listed before the recipient.

Sounds like you have an empty first line in servers.list (which you unfortunately didn't post). As usual, an incomplete specification yields suboptimal proposals/solutions.

A single disk pool is a poor practice, but unfortunately widespread when storage arrays are used. ZFS is still beneficial when using a single disk pool though.


There is double or triple...

Hi,

When it comes to replacing a disk in a zfs pool, the replace action does the following;

The "replace" action migrates data to the new device from the damaged device or from other devices in...

Hi,

On the NetApp front you can go two ways.

Expand the NetApp LUN and grow ZFS into it.
Provision a new LUN of the appropriate size and use it to replace the existing LUN.


To expand...

Perhaps. Why didn't you tell us this little detail when you told us "i created a user like this" in post #1? Obviously you did not "like this" but "like this and then a lot more".

If you want an...

Don't forget, you should be using the 'crontab' command to enter cron jobs. If you're editing the crontab file directly yourself then cron may not know about the changes for up to 24 hours and...

Some cron servers also accept this syntax:-*/5 8-17 * * * /your/command/here

This is the step from the zero of that item, so should be a factor of the maximum, e.g. 2, 3, 4, 6 or 12 for the hours....

I reckon the hours field should be "8-17" so first run at 0800 and last at 1755.

Use a hypen to denote a range of hours.

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connect is not a valid command, that is why you get:

?Invalid command

You should use the open command like this:

#!/bin/sh
HOST=192.168.1.19
USER=emm
PASSWD=emm
#printf "PASSWD is...