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Add package for mut first. The command should be something like this:

$ mutt -s "your mail" -a /tmp/your_file.tar.gz herc@telus.com < /tmp/mymail_message.txt
Where,

herc@telus.com - is the...

Try using 'mut' to send attachments.

Try this and get back with the results:

route add -host 10.31.251.47 10.31.251.0

otherwise:

route add net 10.31.251.47 10.31.251.0

Good luck ;)

pkgchk -l -p <pkg_name> is your best bet!

okay, did you change permissions of the new folder? somthing like:

chmod 1777 /export/home/tmp
export TMPDIR=/export/home/tmp *or* setenv TMPDIR /export/home/tmp

Then try again:

pkgadd -d...

For GUI support, type admintool on command prompt but Solaris 10 doesnot support admintool command.

cfgadm is another command that you may wanna use. Do man cfgadm to find out more :)

Dont forget to run 'devfsadm -Cv' as this will update your device tree.

Good luck!

using pkgadd -d is no harm but if it were a patch and you had used patchadd -d option, it wouldn't be easy to rollback/remove the patch.

Since you are mentioning heartbeat, looks as if you are installing VCS... You can use any NIC and a Virtual IP will be assigned over that NIC. You can also select two NIC's for primary and secondary...

Dont know if this simple scripted command is going to help, but here it is:

After fixing a broken SVM mirror on a sun box, we throw this command to give us the sync-status of the two sub mirrors:...

hope you know when you ssh / telnet / rlogin as a specific user to a box, you are taken to that particular users home directory. In your case, you were taken to your home directory in the remore box...

For grepping all lines starting with "d", do

grep "^d" <filename> (enter)

If you want to look for all the directories at a specific location, you may do:

ls -l |grep "^d"

just giving you...

Google is a good friend - try searching for "grep tutorial" and see what do you like most. Try this:

http://www.uccs.edu/~ahitchco/grep/

goodluck ;)

Pls make sure that you are using a space between {} and \;

Since you are dealing with special characters again - basically trying to look for all *.log.* files, you need to either use a \ or...

'incredible' is right! You need to check the largest files... if they are core dumps or log files (thats what populat /var most of the times), just compress the older ones.

df -h (use -k for...

anytime!

you can also use cut comamnd to get the same reuklt. I guess the command would be:

cat unit | cut -d"|" -f0

Cheers

nexttiem, never panic! Just ask anyone from your team or inform your team lead / manager. Not knowing something wont hurt your job...its your response that could impact your job. The faster yoru...

Contacting Oracle support or their website www.meta~ is your best bet.

Please disable audit service within /var/audit directory.

It would probably hog up all of /var if it isn't disabled intime. Check with your team members who activated audit service on that box and...

goto /etc/syslog.conf file and vi that... you would get examples within the file on how to set that up from each client.

Also, look into log rotation - you may want to set that up as well.

I have sued both! The trick is to use 'metareplace' in case the entire disk goes bad!! That is faster and works okay

If only some slices are bad, then you need to follow the 'tedious' procedure...

Oops! Looks like someone prevously installed a patch with '-d' option that this patch cluster is trying to modify/remove!!

Once a patch is installed with '-d' option there is no rollback... talk...

Actually, the best way is to do as told by DukeNuke2 :D

The best way is to go with the command ' boot cdrom'

Long way:

step 1:
set boot-device cdrom disk

Step 2:
(insert disk 1 of solaris whatever version)

Step 3:
boot

I think this should work:

cat unix | awk -F\| '{print $1}'

..... reason is "|" being an alpha numeric character (like *,?,%,^,$) would require a "\" before that to tell the Kernel to not use...