Ok, so lets get back on to the subject.
As far as I am aware, the solaris kernel based cifs doesn't appear to
support the same "server" features of Samba, but acts more like a dumb
"workstation".
This will mean it takes some time for something else on the network to
assume the master browser r
On Sun, 2011-03-06 at 09:58 -0500, weknox wrote:
> Two points I believe are germane:
>
> 1. This is a tempest in a teapot. Get outside and plant some flowers.
> It's Spring, or at least nearly so.
>
> 2. WTF? There is no "moral obligation" to help? There is *always* a
> moral obligation
Does anyone know why gnome terminal (and other gnome stuff)
creates temporary files in /var/tmp instead of /tmp?
Is there an easy way to change that?
Would changing it cause problems?
Also, has anyone seen gnome terminal go into a mode where it
constantly writes stuff to /var/tmp/vti* files? Thos
> But how about looking at an answer from the perspective of ..."sorry mate
> cannot advice you on Sol express because... not supported etc... but if you
> were
> using OI this is how "
Not exactly the wording I would use, but I like the idea very much!
This way we could attract people. In
*sigh* auto correct on phones can really be a pain sometime.
This part should say:
(b) the answer as if it were oi, and perhaps a small line explaining that,
for the moment, the answer may help, but as oi evolves and grows, differences
between oi and Solaris will likely increase.
Sent from
One of the things I enjoyed seeing on this list were the open way solaris 10
and Solaris express 11 related questions were answered. We were showing
ourselves to be an open and helpful community. That is important because it
will attract people. I also knew there was going to be point where th
Two points I believe are germane:
1. This is a tempest in a teapot. Get outside and plant some flowers.
It's Spring, or at least nearly so.
2. WTF? There is no "moral obligation" to help? There is *always* a
moral obligation to help someone in distress - or one who simply needs
help -
With all due respect, I think this starts from a bad premise and arrives at bad
conclusions.
The matter originally in question may be understood by a further analogy: it's
a bit like jumping onto a list for C++ developers with a question about using
an LDAP API in C. Sure, there might be people
Le 06/03/2011 14:53, Bruno Damour a écrit :
Le 06/03/2011 11:28, hairryharry a écrit :
As a relative newbie this strikes me as an opportunity to both show
people that OI exists and is a woth while OS to use and provide a
repository of useful info and fixes for problems.
I totally agree that w
Exactly my point. Thanks!
On 06.03.2011 18:53, Bruno Damour wrote:
Hello, I fully agree. As a matter of fact, I'm myself running solaris
1 express for the time being... waiting to try the next openindiana
version - when it's ready.
I fully support openindiana but I don't think most of the peopl
Le 06/03/2011 11:28, hairryharry a écrit :
As a relative newbie this strikes me as an opportunity to both show
people that OI exists and is a woth while OS to use and provide a
repository of useful info and fixes for problems.
I totally agree that we should not be providing support for Oracle
As a relative newbie this strikes me as an opportunity to both show
people that OI exists and is a woth while OS to use and provide a
repository of useful info and fixes for problems.
I totally agree that we should not be providing support for Oracle -
that is the decisions made when the suppo
Helping people != supporting competing product.
I will *not* wonder getting support from FreeBSD or OpenBSD community.
You *are* not wonder getting support from e.g. Alan Coopersmith - Sol 11
Express developer (AFAIK).
Any FOSS initiative has it's roots in helping people.
- previous messa
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