Hi,
I installed OpenSolaris w/ Crossbow snapshot (snv_61-xb_15) on an x86 machine
and would like to setup LDAP to authenticate ssh logins. The LDAP server is
OpenLDAP on a Linux box.
I init LDAP client with the following cmd:
ldapclient manual \
-a defaultSearchBase=dc=some,dc=edu \
-a default
Looks like a botched string conversion.
Biggest clue:
strlen(0x28)
That means the code is trying to take the length of a string with an address
really close to 0. That's pretty much guaranteed in this case to be either a
null pointer dereference, or a snprintf format-argument mismatch, where
This issue will be tracked under:
6633003 USCSICMD sometimes returns EINVAL while ripping audio with cdda2wav
-Artem
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same problem here !
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On 21/11/2007, Georg-W. Koltermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> does anyone have a rough idea when one could expect a formal release of
> Solaris 11?
There may never be a "Solaris 11" -- Sun hasn't decided yet what to
call it or what to do for a release. However, if you're asking when
th
Hi,
does anyone have a rough idea when one could expect a formal release of Solaris
11?
Sorry for the question; I was just wondering when I could expect Rational to
fix their
ClearCase product to run on OpenSolaris. Most likely that would be when
OpenSolaris becomes
a formal Solaris 11 release
Yanling Qi writes:
> Sorry I am new to the open Solaris community. I heard a lot about the Solaris
> 11 and would like to know more about its new features in the storage/IO stack
> and applications that manages storage stack.
I'd recommend visiting the storage community:
http://www.opensolari
Sorry I am new to the open Solaris community. I heard a lot about the Solaris
11 and would like to know more about its new features in the storage/IO stack
and applications that manages storage stack. Are Solaris 11 and SXDE mean the
same product? Where can I find new feature list in Solaris 11
Roman Morokutti wrote:
> Hi
>
> does someone know which display manager is in use by default.
dtlogin on Nevada/Solaris Express, gdm on Indiana/Developer Preview.
> It is definitively not gdm. Because I wanted to start gdmsetup
> which stated that it (gdm) would be not in use.
>
> I would have
On 11/21/07, Karina Astudillo B. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I was wondering if you're considering to include a Graphic Utility to Add
> Software in Solaris Indiana.
>
> I don't have problems with using pkgadd or pkg-get or any other commands, but
> I believe that if we really w
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if you're considering to include a Graphic Utility to Add
Software in Solaris Indiana.
I don't have problems with using pkgadd or pkg-get or any other commands, but I
believe that if we really want that the regular end-users adopt Solaris, then a
usual task as addi
Kyle McDonald wrote:
> When you say CDE do you mean only dtlogin?
Yes I mean a display manager. With CDE I perhaps stripped cde-login a
bit too much.
> Or when you say gdm do you mean all of GNOME?
As above. I mean the GNOME display manager.
> I can see where running the full CDE desktop might hav
Roman Morokutti wrote:
> Kyle McDonald wrote:
>> When you say CDE do you mean only dtlogin?
> Yes I mean a display manager. With CDE I perhaps stripped cde-login a
> bit too much.
>> Or when you say gdm do you mean all of GNOME?
> As above. I mean the GNOME display manager.
>> I can see where runn
Roman Morokutti wrote:
> The question if is a problem to use gdm, the opposite
> is the truth. For the time being I sincerely can recommend
> gdm - at least for my computer: HP Compaq nx6325. The
> power management seems to much better than with CDE.
>
>
You are comparing a desktop (CDE) with a
The question if is a problem to use gdm, the opposite
is the truth. For the time being I sincerely can recommend
gdm - at least for my computer: HP Compaq nx6325. The
power management seems to much better than with CDE.
I run the computer now for nearly 6 hours and have had
no panic fan yet where
Hi thanks for your posts so far. Since what I had assumed was a 32 bit kernel
which I compiled didn't work, I religiously set out on compiling a 64 bit
version as my system is currently booted in 64 bit mode.
I installed SUNStudio12 on the system and set the SPRO_VROOT to point towards
it and wh
Thank you for your help. I found the guide how to switch
from cde-login to gdm. It can be read here:
http://developers.sun.com/sxde/tech_faq.jsp#u_5
Roman
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Thank you for the hint. I "googled" about this topic and found a
relatively simple guide to switch from cde-login to gdm. It can
be found on a Sun page:
http://developers.sun.com/sxde/tech_faq.jsp#u_5
Furthermore the step to change from cde-login to gdm was just at
the right time. CDE commonly ca
On 11/21/07 08:04, Roman Morokutti wrote:
Hi
does someone know which display manager is in use by default.
It is definitively not gdm. Because I wanted to start gdmsetup
which stated that it (gdm) would be not in use.
I would have liked to play around with some fancy login screens,
but do not
> does someone know which display manager is in use by
> default.
You mean login manager? It's `dtlogin`.
> It is definitively not gdm. Because I wanted to start
> gdmsetup
> which stated that it (gdm) would be not in use.
>
> I would have liked to play around with some fancy
> login screens,
>
Hi
does someone know which display manager is in use by default.
It is definitively not gdm. Because I wanted to start gdmsetup
which stated that it (gdm) would be not in use.
I would have liked to play around with some fancy login screens,
but do not know how to configure them with CDE (dtlogin
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