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Forum: Solaris 02-05-2009
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hi, if we go with nfs on windows, >...
hi,

if we go with nfs on windows,

> the server( Solaris box) has to keep track of all the windows machines and,
even if this is fine,

> we need to have a polling(continiously or in...
Forum: Solaris 02-05-2009
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Posted By Krsh
Thanks a ton guys, > my problem is, i...
Thanks a ton guys,

> my problem is, i cannot have Samba on the Solaris box for some security reasons.
> quite new to this SNMP, not sure whether it is involving an introduction to an agent on...
Forum: Solaris 02-05-2009
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Posted By Krsh
Best possible communication mechanism between a Solaris machine and a windows machine
hi,

I have some windows client machines which require a signal to be sent by a Solaris machine( SunOS 5.6) when ever a particular event occurs on that Solaris machine. What are possible...
Forum: HP-UX 01-23-2009
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Posted By Krsh
ah! the problem is resolved. pthread by default...
ah! the problem is resolved. pthread by default was spawning in joinable state which made it not to release the resources it consumed until a pthread_detach call was made. I modified the pthread_attr...
Forum: HP-UX 01-22-2009
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Posted By Krsh
Need help. Unable to create threads after a certain number
Hi,

I have a process which creates pthreads to generate some reports. After creating the reports these threads return null. But after 1024 threads, the process is not able to create any threads...
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Posted By Krsh
How to compare the mtime of a file with the current time?
Hi, I wondered if we could do this with shell script?

How to compare the mtime of a file with the current time and check whether its less than 24 hours.

Thanks.:b:
Forum: HP-UX 12-08-2008
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Posted By Krsh
System wide user thread limit. does that exists :?
Hi all,

Is there any system wide limit on number of user threads. I only find nkthread as a tunable parameter,apart from the `per process limit`.
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