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If you have some broken unix like some unixware releases make sure your cron file doesnt have any blank lines.

another 0.02$ but i'm betting it is because your oracle env variables are not set...

You can increase your soft limit higher than 255 but you have to tweak it a little. This applies for solaris-intel, dunno for sparc or other unix specifically.

You open the file. The fd will be...

are you able to see the maps on the other servers

$ ypcat hosts

if you can. are the map correctly exported from the master server ?

You can always try

http://sunsolve.sun.com/pub-cgi/show.pl?target=home

http://docs.sun.com is pretty thorough too....

Those netra x1/t1 sucks big time...we fried 2-3 boards on them.
they're cheap but...

export DISPLAY=ip.to.display:0.0
or
export DISPLAY=ip.to.display:0

There is also 2 good articles at http://www.onlamp.com/bsd/
in the administration section.

Very good tutorail

norsk is right, X server has to run somewhere...

ok, if his machine is windows, then you need pc anywhere or something like that

if his machine is sco then he has to open the telnet or ssh service.

btw, it is not to be done on your machine...
it is to be done on the user's machine where the application is

lol
no it is not a joke. and its normal you dont have it on your machine



> export DISPLAY=your_ip_address:0.0

change your_ip_address with your ip address

> run_the_gui.sh

...

before the user start is application he must do (at bash )
> export DISPLAY=your_ip_address:0.0
> run_the_gui.sh


try that

Hello guys!

Your board is very cool (professional and very great-looking!)

I have some experience with unix but there is something im wondering since this morning when working on a box here......