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my machine is using SCSI hard drive.

when i boot my linux from CD then go to rescue mode by typing linux rescue

error message is displayed straight after "Unable to find disk device driver"
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when I boot from redhat cd then go to rescue linux, the cd try to mount the sysimage on
/mnt/sysimage but this failed with error message "cannot find linux system image"

I try to manally...

my redhat 9 will not boot. We had a power failure and when the power came back, my redhat linux will not boot.

The machine come up to grub prompt.

I tried the following from grub prompt
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/usr/lib/cron/at.deny is a symbolic link to /etc/cron.d/at.deny

I left this blank but it still does not work.

Anymore suggestion please.

Thanks

the only file that exit is /etc/cron.d/at.deny

the at.deny contains the following

daemon
bin
smtp
nuucp
listen
nobody
noaccess

How do I configure my solaris 8 machine to run a job using at scheduler, as a different user. my at job only run as a root user, but i want to configure users to run at job.

I try to run a job to...

thanks for reply

I have no free slice on the internal disk. is they a work around this?
i have only one internal disk which has the Os installed and metadb needs to the spread across as many disk...

I have a solaris 9 machine which I would like to mirror it system disk using disk suite but my sun solaris machine has one internal disk which has the OS installed on. I have spare external disk of...

try this

22 09 * 1-12 3 /easdwld/audit/dev/bin/purge.audit

they is no need to write script, simple download and install Sun Explorer data Collector from http://sunsolve.sun.com/pub-cgi/show.pl?target=explorer/explorer

the Explorer wiil take all image of...

to check if any package is installed on redhat issues

rpm -qa | grep "package_name"

e.g

rpm -qa | grep java


the above will show any java package instlled

alternative

use SSH for windows use can download this from

http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net

after installing you need to generate public keys, which you go
use on the remote machine as...

modify your sudoers file so that your

users can run command /usr/bin/passwd and /usr/sbin/userradd

so your /etc/sudoers file might look like

# User alias specification
User_Alias ...

RPM stands for redhat package manager

you can read the man page for more information on rpm
issus man rpm

rpm program can be install on most linux machine such as redhat and Suse

you are learning on linux machine, you can avoid compile program instead install rpm program.

compile is a way of installing program from source, in this case you run ./configure
make
make...

search for core dump which can also cause / directory to fill up

do the following

find / -name core 2>/dev/null

this will show you if you have any core dump which you can delete and this...

in the users .profile file

put the following entry the users ~/.profile file

mail root@yourdomain.com << EOF
From: system A
To: venkyA@yourdomain.com
subject: user login
user $LOGNAME has...

do

ypmatch username passwd | awk -F: '{print $5}'

you can have a reserve dhcp where be your dhcp server only assign a static ip address base on mac address.

so your dhcp will have the client mac and a static ipaddress excluded from the ip pools.

yes you can put an entry of subnet in hosts.allow

like

telnetd: 171.65.0.0/255.255.0.0
or
telnetd: 171.65.30.0/255.255.255.0

since you have intel box and new to unix, I would suggest installing linux. they are dfferent linux vendor redhat and suse are the major vendor ones

you can download suse linux free from...

what backup software are you using? legato, veritax, tsm

it seems your unixware is configure with tcpwrapper check /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny for any rule to confirm if this is the case.

if this is the case you may want to edit...

what version of putty are you using?

I suggest upgrading to the latest putty. they were known bugs in previous version

is kde or gnome installed? are you using kde or gnome?

you can use yast to check this, go to yast, software, install & remove software and search for kde or gnome, if it installed it will display...