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I'm looking for a script or some other application that will use up a lot of memory on a Solaris or Linux server, in order to test a monitoring application. So far I have found a script that's good...

Thanks. So basically there's not a way to do it without installing something?

Also I found that pfiles exists on 5.8 and 5.9. This could work for me.

Is there a way in Solaris to find which process is using which port?

Here's the opt directory:

drw-rw-rw- 27 bin bin 1024 Sep 15 10:11 opt

And when I try to go to the folder using the oracle account, here's what I get:

bash-2.05$ cd /opt
bash:...

I created the oracle user and changed the owner of the install folders, /opt/Disk1 through Disk3, to oracle:dba...but when I log in as oracle I can't even go to the /opt folder!

It's Oracle Database 9i. I'm installing it in the folder /opt/oraInventory, I think, I'd have to go back to the office and see.

I'll try changing the uid. Are you sure it won't cause a problem,...

Because when I do that, it tells me I don't have the proper permissions. I've given full read-write access to this folder and it still won't let me proceed with the installation.

That's basically what I need to be. The software I'm trying to install will not allow the installer to be the root user. I've tried making my own account a member of the root group, but that does...