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you are missing a dependency or multiple dependencies (looks like some ldap for sure). i would take a look at svn's dependency list and install those applications.

you could also search for where...

OpenNMS (http://www.opennms.org)

this might sound stupid but did you try another reboot? also, did you try devfsadm -i iscsi

personally, i've found iscsi to be really really flaky. IMHO though.

prstat does not show free memory but rather what's in memory. you will need to check out sar -r or vmstat as radoulov suggested.


I know the OP was in regard to top and prstat output...

how exactly did your session terminate? was there a network issue? how are you rolling out your java code (hopefully with a red carpet :D ) ?

basically yes.

however, you may have communication issues if you do not configure other network specific files such as what jlliagre said.

you could try to use gnu make instead (gmake). i find it to be a little more forgiving.

or if you don't have a specific need to go to 5.5, try 5.4.2.1 release (in pkg format) -...

check out preap (https://www.unix.com/man-page/OpenSolaris/1/preap/). this does not always work. may need to try and kill -9 it.

using the same directory of MIBs (export MIBSDIR=/etc/sma/snmp/mibs; export MIBS=ALL), walk the device you are after. do you still get the same output from net-snmp ?

what version of net-snmp are...

can't monitor something that doesn't exist :D

other then just to "understand" mpstat, is there any particular reason you need to clearly understand this command? Are you a developer? Has someone come to you regarding multitasking of the OS? I...

i assume you are referring to something that windows does with a particular folder?

anyway, AFAIK, you can't do this with ufs. you would have to figure out a way to use crypt (or another 3rd party...

my guess is if you remove these packages, you'll remove some libraries you may not necessarily want to remove.

i'd stick with jlliagre's post and simply disable and remove from smf. you can also...

do you see the same issues when you use /usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag

yes

/etc/services does not necessarily show what ports are open on your specific host. its more a repository for translating port numbers to more meaningful, human readable names... and those that...

does logadm not satisfy your needs? just wondering here.

my disk monitoring script = net-snmp

jlliagre - yea... i know. :) for some reason i was thinking "tag" and not disk label. and even that doesn't really matter. i was thinking he might have a conflict with some names so i just suggested...

from a script, check the disk space and if it reaches x% to capacity, email out.

i take it this is what you are looking for?

you could simply look at the output of `df -h` and awk out the...

sparcman - unfortunately i don't have the software. however, i had a netapp senior CE on site one time and he logged into his intranet and was able to point me to some files and procedures (I later...

maybe choose another label name like /opt1.

what are you trying to do?



the OP says OBP. are you attempting both ?

whats the output of metastat ?

well... its usually easier to have your testing/dev environment the same as your production (so to speak) environment.

i know i personally like xampp on a windows box because its all in one...

is this an in house application or something that is 3rd party?