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Hey,

I've a problem installing a package. rpm -ivh brings the errors:

libjvm.so is needed by
libverify.so is needed by

But I have installed the Java SDK like requested and the files...

hey google,

the redhat-box is the router. on one interface is the network which the adsl-modem is connected with a ppp0 and the official ip on it. the second interface has 10.0.0.2/255.255.255.0...

Hey,

I have a problem with nslookup under the newly installed mandrake 9.1, and as I see now also under Redhat 8.0

I have a pc called evo with the ip 10.0.0.1 which entered correctly in the...

Hey,

I don't know if still have the problem, but my comment to that situation ( even its a little bit late ):

If you have a file which is still open by a process and somebody deletes this file...

Hey,

You heard right, the K210 is a really old system and compared with actuall systems quite slow.

New cpus have 750 Mhz and are 4 revisions newer. In Intel world it would be like comparing...

thx for reply, but thats not the problem ... All of the users have encrypted passwords in the second column. Also I can login on a linux-system but not on an HP or IBM-box.

I've tried for 3 days...

Hey,

I've set up a NIS domain with linux as master-server, slave server and clients ... and Linux works fine.

To that NIS domain I tried to add a HPUX 11.00 and an AIX 4.3.3 system (till now -...

I think the best thing for you could be the if - command from livinfree, so just some comments in addition:

man test - would bring you the expressions you can use with if

-e ... file exists
-f...

What I did was a full new installation to another disk. I have no idea at the moment what you mean with alt_disk_installation.

Both rootvgs have on pv ( 4.3.3 hdisk0, 5.1 hdisk2) but the lvs are...

Hey,

I want to dualboot AIX 4.3.3 und AIX 5.1 on an ibm F80 server.
Preinstalled was 4.3.3 and I installed 5.1 afterwards. After the
installation of 5.1 my server always hangs with a 0555 -...

If changing the filesystem to "largefiles" doesn't work than try to upgrade your gzip-programm to a newer version ... especially gzip from 10.20 doesn't support files >2.0GB ... you can download a...

do a "ifconfig -a" to see all network-devices installed

if you see a long líst you can find out the ports of the quad-card by 4 mac-adresses which are nearly the same ... also I'm not to sure if...

I would also say that you don't have a virus ...

For me it looks either like a hardware-error, misconfiguration in something or a software-bug ...

I would start searching on sunsolve.sun.com if...

there are some possibilities:

NIS
NIS+
LDAP


For all three you need to setup a server and you have to install/configure the client with is a big peace of work for each.

You should start...

when you type in who you'll see your username and the terminal you're using ... eg:

admin2 ttyp1
admin2 ttyp3

with a second command "who am i" you can find out the terminal you re using...

Try to nslookup/ping/telnet/ftp to some websites/ftpsites ... if thus works and you just cannot browse than check if you need a proxy-server ... check the references from your provider

if you have a sun solaris then you are right. On Solaris you can shutdown either with -i 0 or with -i 5, where -i 5 power downs the
whole system ( depends on the hardware I think, saw that it didn't...

maybe you could specify exactly which unix you have?

It could make things more easy when the people would write their os with version (eg. solaris 7, aix 5l, ..) in their posts

There are two possibilities:

1. Restore them from backup (if you have one)
2. Write them new ;-)

I think you are searching for an undelete-commando or any kind of wastebasket like under...

What I saw I lot of times during compiling a new kernel was that you have to insert novel-support into the kernel (make menu/xconfig and search thru the network-sections for novel/ipx).

Also there...

One add to complete the thing,

if there is no startup-skript in the /etc/init.d you can look into the
installation-bin-dir of apache ( e.g. /opt/apache/bin or /usr/local/apache/bin )
and there...

thats different in each derivate .. so pls. specify which UNIX and the current version e.g. SuseLinux 7.2, HPUX 11.00, ...

You was on the right way with chmod .. but you took the wrong numbers: for executing a file you should use 777.

4=read
2=write
1=exec

so If you combine 4 + 2 you come to 6 and thats only read...

no doubt ... there is none

Solaris 2.8 and Solaris 8 is the same product with two different names ... You can name each version of Solaris different:

SunOS 5.5 -> Solaris 2.5
SunOS 5.6 ->...

Take a look into /etc/profile ... thats executed before the user .profile

there can be also some files like .?shrc (depending on the used shell) or .dtprofile/.dtlogin (used of youre login via X)...