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By the time I got into work, the problem was resolved. The entire /etc/mail directory was restored and that fixed it. I don't really see any diffrence in the contents of /etc/mail, but I do see a...

We have a machine that we upgraded today. After the upgrade, I am getting connection refused on any emails from a remote host that uses an alias. If I send email directly to a user on the upgraded...

Ah, OK. No I didn't understand that. I tried the egrep and just grepped for capacity, but didn't understand the percentages. Here is the df without the egrep. Now that you said that I am guessing it...

I did post the output. It simply returns the heading to a df, no content:


ssh remote_machine df -h | /usr/bin/egrep "100%|9[0-9]%|8[0-9]%|7[0-9]%|capacity"

Filesystem size used ...

I use grep all the time. Don't have a problem understanding it. But I am looking at a script that uses 'eprep'. Basically we have something that uses ssh to log into a remote host and execute a "df...

The machine is in Arizona and I was under the impression the Sol 10 box had been upgraded. Today I did a more on /etc/release and found out it hadn't. So the policy.conf had been changed, but the OS...

OK, thank you. I will give it a look tomorrow, since I am not at the machine. Thanks.

We had a requirement to upgrade to Solaris 10 update 10. This was done to impose new password restrictions. So if I am logged into a machine with the new Solaris, the shadow file looks like this:
...

Thank you. Never heard of SNARE. I will check it out.

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There were several...

I believe I said I was already familiar with praudit.

Does anyone know if there is software written to view the audit logs generated by Solaris? I am referring the the logs created by auditd. It produces an unreadable log. I am familiar with auditreduce...

# metadb -i
flags first blk block count
M m p lu 16 unknown /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s7
M p lu 8208 unknown ...

The last remaining item is the remove the databases that were associated with the root drive. It is not longer mirrored but the state databases remain.

The problem I have, and I did look at what you offered yesterday, is since the reloading of the OS, there are no databases and I don't know how to recover them, though:

metadb there are no...

OK, I upgraded to the latest version of Solaris 10. Perhaps 'upgrade' isn't the right term because I reinstalled the root/boot drive with Solaris 10. Prior to this I had 4 physical drives. The first...

We have a 6000 chassis with three blades in it. Two of the blades have "Oracle/Sun" memory in them with no complaints. The third blade is populated with Dataram dimms. That 3rd blade continues to...

No, what I said, or meant to say is the root filesystem does mount. I see nothing wrong with /etc/vfstab.

I am at home now, the se3rver is at work.

There are several people who work on this machine and I need to check with them to see what was done before this started happening.

code:

cat /var/svc/log/network-rpc-bind:default.log
[ Dec 19 10:47:34 Rereading configuration. ]
[ Dec 19 10:48:30 Executing start method ("/lib/svc/method/rpc-bind start") ]
[ Dec 19 10:48:31...

svcs -xv is NOT truncated, that is the entire output.

I have seen similar threads on this issue, but I have not seen a fix. Basically I am getting a lot of rcp bind errors. Below find the output of "svcs -xv". not sure where to begin:

# svcs -xv...

I had trouble initially compiling logsurfer, but wrote the developer and he said there was a change made that affected Solaris, so I got that fixed. I then looked for examples and found a config file...

I wrote the developer of logsurfer. There was a problem in compiling on Solaris. He emailed me a fix and has been taken care of on the download site.

Sorry, I left the OS type out. I am trying to compile this on Solaris 10.