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Is there any file in which I can check my users' home directory? By the way, some of my files are having an ID as an owner instead as a user name, is there any way to solve this?

I was trying to recover root's password but I accidentally erased /etc/passwd file, so I restored this file from the cdrom.

After doing this, I executed de pwconv command and recovered root's...

Hello,

I'm trying to recover my /etc/passwd file, but I can't make it work. Im doing the following:

1. Booting from cd-rom:
2. Mounting hard disk drive
3. Copying my passwd and shadow files...

Thanks everyone for replying, I finally solved mi issue doing the following:

1.As my shadow file was corrupted by someway, I had to stop my O.S. from booting.


2. Boot from disk:

3....

hello sunadmin, thanks for replying.

I executed the format command, and displayed the following:





eeprom boot-device displayed the next info:



eeprom information matches...

hello fpmurphy, first of all, thanks for replying.

I'm not sure if /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 is the slice in which my root file system resides. How can I find the slice in which my file system resides...

Hello everyone, i'm trying to recover my root password on a Solaris 8 O.S.

I've been trying the next steps(obviously in order) on and on:

1. Inserting the CD-ROM
2. Typing boot cdrom -s
3....

Thanks for replying Hergp.

I think i successfully installed the DBI module, but now i gotta install DBD:

/usr/perl5/something/perlgcc

PLEASE NOTE:

For 'make test' to run properly, you...

Here's the deal:

I'm trying to install perl's DBI Module in my Solaris 11 express ( ALSO TRYING IN SOLARIS 10 )
but I'm getting these errors/warnings when using the respective commands

perl...