I don't want to expand upon the issues I face with
Solaris 10 (01/06),
considering the nastiness I received on the yahoo
mailing list; lets
just say that compared to even Windows XP, the
experience as a
workstation 'user' has been less than desirable - any
attempt my me in
the past to
Great
I look forward to this...jds3 is beginning to show it's age a bit :(
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Kaiwai Gardiner wrote:
Thank you for your reply,
I certainly don't expect a 'hot line' to the marketing department,
assuming they know how to operate a computer let alone put together an
advertisement that isn't ass paralisingly painfully boring to watch.
[rant snipped]
Mat,
Your
Hello *
Since this is my first post, let me introduce myself: I'm 27 years old, from
Slovenia, Europe. I've been a sysadmin on Linux for about 10 years now. I've
decided to dig into opensolaris now.
Since I'm a *solaris virgin you can expect some really *basic* questions here
from me,
hello again,
I'm just wondering... Why doesn't solaris have smbfs support in the kernel?
Thanks
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Hello Anze,
It's in the works. And, stay tuned to an opensolaris-discuss alias near
you - quite likely we'll make this an Open Solaris project.
-dt
Anze Vidmar wrote:
hello again,
I'm just wondering... Why doesn't solaris have smbfs support in the kernel?
Thanks
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Well, my 1st question is if there is a way to run
opensolaris 10 in vmware server (beta2)? The install
procedure went well but after reboot i'm stuck with
black screen. The install went well on a regular x86
machine (PIII).
Any hints, URLs anyone?
Hello,
Applying to beta 3... But who
On 5/6/06, Don Traub [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Anze,
It's in the works. And, stay tuned to an opensolaris-discuss alias near
you - quite likely we'll make this an Open Solaris project.
-dt
will it include support for CIFS as well? what about integration with gnome? i hate having
I just had an idea: Would it be useful/feasible to sign all
executabley in Solaris with a cryptographic key and only allow
execution of signed binaries then? Would this help to improve system
security?
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I would assume that its 'full proofness' could only be assured by
having a built in piece of hardware as to stop the circumventing of
this process - TCPA comes to mind, for example.
On 5/7/06, Martin Schaffstall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just had an idea: Would it be useful/feasible to sign
Yes and yes - this uses CIFS for file sharing, and integration with
gnome is critical to provide browsing and file access.
-dt
Ignacio Marambio Catn wrote:
On 5/6/06, Don
Traub [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello Anze,
It's in the works. And, stay tuned to an
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