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Try yum install mysql

Redhat doesn't support Sparc. Debian will be your best bet.

I'm faced with standing up an open source NMS and am deep into Zenoss Core. I'm evaluating distributed collectors that will be deployed behind a customer NAT/Firewall. Cool, this works. What if the...

This doesn't directly address your need, but VNC offers a web interface to configured desktops.

RealVNC - Java VNC Viewer (http://www.realvnc.com/support/javavncviewer.html#1)

You can use the AllowUsers directive of sshd_config

Are you asking about automating this process on a win machine and logging into the Unix machine? If so Should be possible. I myself would see if cygwin and expect were possible.

Just a stab - Sometimes the slowness with SSH is that the remote sshd is trying to do a reverse DNS lookup to the client. Try commenting out any DNS servers in /etc/resolve.conf on the "slow" server...

The point of sudo is to allow execution of certain commands without divulging the root password. When setup properly, the user will use their own password (or none) and you will be able to configure...

That's why I say adapt for shell. You are trying to accomplish the same end goal.

In your OP you asked for a place to start. That's where to start.

It sounds like you are waiting for someone...

Conceptually, those two tools are accomplishing exactly what you described in your OP. So using those as examples, you should be able to adapt to a shell script.

So you want to baseline a set of files with a checksum and track changes to those files by checking against the checksums stored in the database?

Look at Afick (http://afick.sourceforge.net/) and...

dirname /path/to/textfile.txt

---------- Post updated at 08:45 PM ---------- Previous update was at 08:45 PM ----------


dirname /path/to/textfile.txt

---------- Post updated at 08:47 PM...

Hopefully this illustrates how it should go


[root@F10 ~]# vgdisplay Beatles
--- Volume group ---
VG Name Beatles
System ID
Format lvm2
...

You type vgdisplay and look for Free PE. Those free physical extents are what you can allocate to LogVol03. You would use lvextend -l [extents] [path to logvol]. But after that you have to use...

You will not see any change in partitions. However, if you remove logical volumes, you should see a corresponding increase in free space within its volume group. You can then extend volumes within...

I do not use Twitter. I am sad to report that I got sucked into facebook, though.

There's a job board sub-forum in the lounge area. You may get hits there.

Rather than ideal, I would say sufficient for what you are trying to do. Don't stress too much over that detail. You're striping across 3 drives. Ought to be fast.

Highly random. Mix read and write. 64K or smaller I would say.

What is the nature of your I/O? Predominantly random? Sequential? If you think it's a mix, then go 64K stripe size to split the difference.

You can do this:


$ ssh user@host "if [ ! -e example.file ]; then echo "no dice"; else echo "found it"; fi"

A function is just a routine that can be called multiple times within the same program or script in this case.



Advanced Bash Scripting Guide (http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/)

You will have LVM as an option during the partitioning of your local drive. You will specify /var as the mount point for a specific logical volume you create.

The sysstat suite of tools will give you historical info you need, including data transferred and errors. You would use sar to get reports of the data collected. If you want graphs of historical...

Not customer related, but weird indeed.

I got a printout of this too somewhere, but the MOTD one night on third shift as a computer operator AIX something.old read simply:

No need to worry...