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Hi,

of course, but it should be available for installation with apt-get install.
But never mind, I've moved to a local mirror using apt-mirror.

What do you mean by "the file is reset"? That your changes are deleted?

Therefore, you cannot run a process as an unprivileged user and make it listen on ports below 1024.

BTW, lighttpd drops the privileges after opening the socket. But, as Corona688 said, you have to...

Unprivileged user (non-root) cannot run a process that is listening on port below 1024. That's why the nignx's master process must have root privileges.

Short answer to your question is: you don't.

Hi,

could you show us the modified file and output of:

ip link

Hi,

using apt-cacher as a proxy works great. I've just added 01proxy under /etc/apt.conf.d and it works as expected:

$ cat /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01proxy
Acquire::http::Proxy...

Hi,

I've been searching for answers for two days and didn't find any definite answers on building RAID1 on SPARC. The main problem was with SILO (Sparc Improved boot LOader): can it boot from RAID...

Hi,

I haven't found any solutions to my problem, so I wrote a small rc script, which loads the if_hme driver before the netif script gets executed:


# PROVIDE: bogus
# BEFORE: netif


Luka

Hi,

I'm using a Sun's quad network card, which uses hme driver. Driver is built into kernel (puting if_hme_load="YES" in loader.conf doesn't solve the problem). Every time machine reboots, driver...

Well, if the file exists, the endless while loop executes.

That happens becouse find returns 0 even if no files have been found:


$ mkdir newdir
$ find ./newdir/ -name "file"
$ echo $?
0

You should user xargs or -exec option of find:


find ....

Does the file /opt/apps/script/data/daily.txt exist?

Must agree with anchal_khare, -e is much better.

What mkfifo does is it creates a pipe into which you can send your data from

sudo iotop -t 0 -C 3 | grep "load: "
and than read from it. No data is actually stored on the disk except for the pipe...

if [ ! -f /opt/apps/script/data/daily.txt ]; then
exit 1;
fi

I ran out of ideas. Maybe if you (can) reboot the whole machine, things will get better. Please post the solution if you happen to find one.

Could you post output of:


# zonecfg -z content-server-zone info

This could give you some more info:


# svcs -xv

In 5 seconds google answers:


To disable the GUI startup: /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -d
And, to enable it again: /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -e

kumarmani, in the 7th post your zoneadm list -cv output looks like this:


#zoneadm list –cv

ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP
0 global running / native shared
3 content-server-zone ready /zones/...

And what happened when you tried to create a new zone?

Have you tried to restart the zones service? Or reboot the machine if it is possible?
Maybe the whole zone system isn't working properly. Is it possible to create a test zone and see if it works?
I...

It really depends on what you have and/or what you need. Both work fine.

What version of Solaris are you using? Check the zones log file (/var/svc/log/system-zones:default.log).

What exactly do you mean by "the screen is getting hanged"? The command never finishes and you have to kill it?
Maybe you could try to force the uninstallation:


# zoneadm -z content-server-zone...