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I don't know it that's already solved, but if not, I wold see if your NICs have "ierrs". Sometimes data corruptions ocurrs in package transmitions. We had some problems here. Here folows an example:...

Hi,

there is a command that is common to any flavour of Unix: "uname"

If you issue:
# uname -a

you will get something like:
SunOS localhost 5.6 Generic_105181-23 sun4u sparc...

Hi there.

You need to convert it to what kind of format? DD-MM-YYYY? If you wanto to switch the position of 'ls -l' creation/modification date, you can use the same command that you used,...

Hello all,

I have the folowing question: I have an E450 with Solaris 2.6 running in a cluster environment. The primary node runs Oracle 8.1.5. My problem is: every time the Oracle Database is...

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I would like to know if anybody ever had to do time syncronization between different Unix Flavours ( Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, Linux). I was thinking about using NTP. Anyone have a...

We have two SMTP servers and we want to configure them to relay e-mails to the internet. Our point is: We have to configure both SMTP servers to relay the e-mails, in order to, if the first one is...

Hi Pete.

Try this:
# PATH=$PATH:/usr/X11R6/bin
# export PATH
# startx

It must help

HTT

Hi Pete!

About the new errors you got, you can search for xinit script in your system (I´m not sure but it may be in /usr/X11R6/bin or something like that). If you find it, you can do two...

Hi Pete.

It seems like your startx script is using korn shell or bash shell to export variables (like "export VAR=value"). Since Solaris uses bourne shell as default, you can try using korn...

You can use:

$ ps -ef |grep ora_
oracle 28331 1 0 Sep 29 ? 0:00 ora_dbw0_[instance name]
oracle 28335 1 0 Sep 29 ? 0:02 ora_ckpt_[instance name]
oracle 28329 1 0 Sep...

Hi,

You shoud try:

pkgadd -R /home/ -d `pwd` NSCPcom

the -R option means:
-R root_path
Define the full path name of a directory to use as the root_path. All files, including...

Look at Red Hat's site and look for glibc libraries for Oracle. Red Hat 7.0/7.1 uses the latest available C libraries, and Oracle just don't support it yet. I cannot rember where, but in Red Hat's...

I am trying to install openssh v2.9-p2 on Solaris 8. I already installed zlib and openssl, as required in INSTALL file. But when I issue ./configure to configure openssh v2.9-p2 for my platform ( I...

The sticky bit is for the folowing reason:

"With the sticky bit set, only the owner of a file or directory (or the super-user) may change that file's or directory's mode. Only the ...

To enable remote logins without asking password, you must configure rhosts. you must create a file named .rhosts in the user's home dir containing the hostname of the machine you want to to alow...

For backing up vg1 you can use the command "savevg". Look at man savevg. The syntax is simitar to mksysb. tho put it in the same tape, try using for the backup device /dev/rmt0.1 (norewind). I did...

If you know how to analise Sniffer output, try using one in your NIS network interface card. Maybe you can see if you have too many bad requests, or NFS failures. If you use solaris box, there's a...

Hi there!

Well, file with extension *.gz usually means that the file was compressed with gzip utility. Most Windows compression utilities (such as winzip) can uncompress these kind of files....

I looked at your vmstat's output and you can see that your b colum is very high (10). This colum aplies to process (or threads in AIX) that are blocked for resources (I/O, paging, and so forth)....

Take a look at /etc/default/login. There's a line:

CONSOLE=/dev/console

This allows root user to log in only in the console. If your UID is 0, maybe you can have this problem. Comment out this...

There's probably a shell script in /etc/init.d called apache. Simply type:
/etc/init.d/apache start

this must solve your problem.

HTT

Use:

stty -echo

What you type will not be displayed. To undo this:

stty echo

Regards
HTT

Unfortunately the TAB auto-completion setting is only available nativelly for bash shell. korn shell does not support TAB for auto completions. Otherwise, that's another way. Issue the command:
set...

Humm... I did not have any problems with 2.4.x kernels. I don't think so.

HTT

Sorry, I made a mistake. You want to recognize 256Mb, so you must entry:

append=" mem=256M)"

in your /etc/lilo.conf file
Don't forget to run lilo.

HTT