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Build a script which gathers your the volume information of your NAS using SNMP.

Check your NAS documentation or NAS MIBs for the OID's to use.

If it would be a Linux box, something like:

...

SNMP?

Methyl,

No I can't. Systems were maintained by someone else before we got them. No 5.5 sw source bundle present at the system.

Looked at the HP site, but cannot download older versions, at...

Thanks Methyl,

This is finally some good news.

These systems have been maintained by someone else in the past. I can see DP 5.5 has been on the system once. When we got the systems the DP...

Peasant,

Thanks again for your reply.

"omnicreatedl" is to create a backup specification of a specific type. So, this command only uses a subset of all options possible in a datalist file.
...

Thanks again for your reply ctsgnb, but I went thru all these manuals. As I mentioned before, these manuals mention at best the existance of the plugin or backup definition files.

No full syntax...

Thanks for your reply Peasant.

The "omnisap.exe" utility or plugin is present on my system. "omnidatalist" and "omnibarlist" are config files, backup specification files. If you define a backup...

Can anyone supply me with the man pages for:

omnidatalist
omnibarlist
omnisap.exe

I prefer the source man pages in nroff format.

A clue about the software bundles which supply these man...

As far as I know Solaris 10 contains SSH_1.1.3

If you still have your original installation media you should be able to find it as ......../Solaris_10/Product/SUNWsshdr/reloc/etc/ssh/sshd_config

On my Solaris 10 system it did stop executing after the blank line

I'm not a nawk expert, but this stops processing after a blank/empty line.

I must admit tho, it's an interesting construction. I learned something.

awk '/^[ ]*$/ { print " "; next };/ f / || / fm / { print $(NF - 3); next }; { print $(NF - 2) }' test.txt

Create a script which restricts "chown" to files /var/tmp only.

Grant the specific user the right to execute the script you created with root privileges using sudo (sudoers file)

I see 2 options:

- Set a different home directory in /etc/passwd
- Create a softlink from /home/x/.profile to /DATA/home/x/.profile

Cannot find which packages install:

The executable:
sharemgr

The service:
smb/server

Anyone knows?

Background, I want to setup CIFS on ZFS.
Solaris 10.

From the layout of your code it is totally unclear which "if then else fi"'s belong together. At least it is to me.

Anyway, this is your code (leaving out some parts):


if [ -d $day ]
then
...

To avoid this and unexpected results from other commands or options in SAM I suggest you take a Unix course.

Unless you prefer to turn a Unix box into a Windows box.

I assume the intention of all of this is to hide the arguments for others. The -e option for the BSD ps only always you the see the environment for your own processes (unless you are root ofcourse).

#!/usr/bin/bash

MAXIDX=3
IDX=1
DONE=1

while [ ${IDX} -le ${MAXIDX} -a ${DONE} -eq 1 ]
do
if [ `find . -name ufsdump_output${IDX}.txt -exec grep -il "End-of-tape detected" {} \; | wc -l`...

Am using the most recent driver for the iSCSI adapters and they are fine, otherwise I wouldn't be able bind to the iSCSI targets on the SAN.

The part of the manual you posted basically applies...

I enable MPxIO using "stmsboot -e". It will adjust fp.conf and mpt.conf as needed.

When executing "stmsboot -e" it will show a list of multipath-capable controllers.

My iSCSI adapters dont show...

cat noargs.sh



#!/usr/bin/bash


ps -ef | grep "n[o]args.sh"

echo $VAR1
echo $VAR2

ps -ef | grep "n[o]args.sh"


Execute:
# VAR1="this is the 1st argument" VAR2="this is the 2nd...

cat filter.sh


#/usr/bin/bash

INFILE=${1}

IFS=","

cat ${INFILE} | \
while read A B C ID D
do
grep "^${ID}" excludes > /dev/null
if [ ${?} -ne 0 ]
then
echo...

cat atwork.sh


#!/usr/bin/bash
COWORKER=${1}

echo "Check and see if ${COWORKER} is in"
who | grep -i ${COWORKER} > /dev/null
if [ ${?} -eq 0 ]
then
echo "Yes"
else
echo "No"
fi

...

Try:

stop /SP/console
start /SP/console

If that doesn't work:

stop -f /SP/console
start /SP/console