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Excellent link! Heres to old books still in print! I dont think I'm going to find this one on the discount rack though. This should get me started, at least enough to determine if its feasable. ...

You might try increasing ncsize in /etc/system try 5000 as well as doubling that for ufs_ninode (10000).

It sounds like you have a larger problem though. Solaris out of the box is tuned for...

I'm looking for books or online documentation for writing device drivers for AIX 3.2.5. I've searched IBM's website and google and come up with next to nothing. There is plenty of information for...

This is a complex question. It first requires a definition of unix. If you want the short answer, Linux is unix, and by all but one definition its true. Linux is unix in the same way that...

Note: using your mac as a mail server is usually not a good idea unless you know what youre doing.

However, you should be able to and recieve mail on your mac by editing the file /etc/hostconfig. ...

There may be an easier way to do this...but this is how I'd do it.
Use last to find the host the user in question is logged in from. Then go to that box and use 'ps' to determine who is telnetting...

Root logins are generally considered to be a major no-no, for the very reason you state in your post. It is time consuming and sometimes difficult to determine who logged in as "root" at a given...

9000 is the generic name HP gives to its unix workstations....sort of like IBM's RS/6000 designation. 735/125 and B132L are model names, like Dell calling a particular model a "Dimension 8100" and...

I know this thread is a couple weeks old but I thought I'd clarify a few points for posterity.

As others have noted, the difference in the "cli" of MacOS X and other unix versions is no more than...

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Adding users via the shell isn't as easy as say 'useradd username'. If this is something you think you might be doing often, you might want to script it. Note: editing...