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Thanks for the help. I will use gdb to read the core dump.

Does anyone know how to read core dumps. Is gdb the only tool for it ? The OS is Solaris.

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Thank you very much guys for the info. This helped a lot. Yes I am talking about the connection to a host for example connection to a database server or even ldap server.

Thanks again.

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Can someone please explain how do connections differ from threads? or a link to a good site about connection pooling and how threads are utilized by the OS.

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Can someone please explain the difference between a connection and a thread. Any explanation will help!

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try booting interactively...

boot -a

Hope this helps otherwise boot in single mode from CD ROM

Use swap -l in combination of vmstat...hope this helps

Thanks for the info...I use ksh...Do you put your IP address in the .login file. I dont want to hard code the IP though!.

Hi guys;

When I use xwindows and login to my solaris box i have to set the display. I know there is a way to set that in the profile so that i don't have to set it everytime i log in and it is...

Thanks guys. I am fully aware of the S & K scripts.In my last company we had start and shutdown scripts for oracle, infact for all applications. I will write the scripts and see how it goes. Thanks...

guys/gals...does anyone have a startup shell script for oracle/sybase...meaning at shutdown the databases stop themselves and at start up they start automatically...thanks much...

check your apache install dir...eg /usr/local/apache

cd /usr/local/apache/bin

apachectl start

apachectl stop

starts and stops it...hope this answers it...

I don't know about any text based tool but when you add user as root you can very easily change that users password as root...

passwd username...then login...after that the user can change the...

do a man on useradd...syntax is useradd -u -g -d -s -c -m...

u=uid
g=gid
d=home dir
s=shell
c=comment
m=login

eg...

useradd -u (uid)1060 -g (gid)1 -d (home dir) /export/home/testuser -s...

I know that on Solaris NFS has some issues...you can set the setting in /etc/vfstab (I think)...by default it will try to connect 10000 times if a server is not available and as such floods the TCP...

indeed was a DNS issue...Thanks guys...

On one of of solaris 7 boxes whenever i telnet or ftp it takes sometime before i get the prompt...any quick ideas where I should look...Thanks