Hi
Is there any equivalent of linux libasound library (from alsa) on OpenSolaris,
or is there a way to get it compiled on OpenSolaris. I tried the compilation
but get the following error that seems to say it's looking for a specific linux
header file:
In file included from
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Amir Javanshir wrote:
Hi
Is there any equivalent of linux libasound library (from alsa) on OpenSolaris,
or is there a way to get it compiled on OpenSolaris. I tried the compilation
but get the following error that seems to say it's looking for a specific linux
header file:
In file included
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I'm getting messages about gnome-keyring-daemon:
Oct 15 10:38:32 zfs gnome-keyring-daemon[1942]: [ID 702911
auth.notice] couldn't open store file:
/export/home/reader/.gnome2/keyrings/user.keystore: Resource
temporarily unavailable
I haven't purposely started such a daemon, nor do I care
It usually gets started by the session manager, just gnome-settings-manager,
etc..
2009/10/15 Harry Putnam rea...@newsguy.com
I'm getting messages about gnome-keyring-daemon:
Oct 15 10:38:32 zfs gnome-keyring-daemon[1942]: [ID 702911
auth.notice] couldn't open store file:
Harry Putnam wrote:
I'm getting messages about gnome-keyring-daemon:
Oct 15 10:38:32 zfs gnome-keyring-daemon[1942]: [ID 702911
auth.notice] couldn't open store file:
/export/home/reader/.gnome2/keyrings/user.keystore: Resource
temporarily unavailable
I haven't purposely started such a
* Harry Putnam (rea...@newsguy.com) wrote:
Looks like today is my turn to have all sorts of troubles I don't know
how to handle.
I'm getting these log message once per second:
Oct 14 16:48:53 zfs smbd[6138]: [ID 653746 daemon.notice]
SmbLogon[corp\reader]: WRONG_PASSWORD
Oct 14
I've diddled around for 35 minutes googling for the release notes for
build 124 to see if something is in there about root logins.
Can some kind sole please direct me.
Google stings like `opensolaris release notes 2010'
`opensolaris release notes build 124
and etc have
Harry wrote:
I'm getting messages about gnome-keyring-daemon:
Andrew Stormont
andyjstorm...@googlemail.com writes:
It usually gets started by the session manager, just gnome-settings-manager,
etc..
2009/10/15 Harry Putnam rea...@newsguy.com
[...]
Ghee Teo ghee@sun.com writes:
I'm having a problem here that occurs when I try to ssh into an osol
box. Or ssh to root on the localhost.
Aside from whatever people think about doing that...
Its still a problem I'd like a solution to.
ssh r...@localhost
Received disconnect from 127.0.0.1: 2: Too many
authentication
Harry Putnam rea...@newsguy.com writes:
Whoops.. this post was already covered in a different
subject... didn't mean to create a double whammy... too many drafts
laying around. But if you have a suggestion or whatever.. please
read below:
I'm having a problem here that occurs when I try to ssh
Harry Putnam wrote:
[...]
Also the log shows this warning repeatedly (wrapped for mail):
Oct 15 09:00:39 zfs sshd[2288]: [ID 685508 daemon.info] libgss
dlopen(/usr/lib/gss/mech_spnego.so.1): ld.so.1: sshd: fatal:
/usr/lib/gss/mech_spnego.so.1: open failed: No such file or
directory
Can anyone tell me how to make the system logger write to a fifo?
I've tried this in /etc/syslog.conf
*.debug |/var/adm/flt
Where `flt' is a fifo and the two elements are separated by tabs.
After a sighup to systemlogger I'm not seeing any data with
`cat flt'
Made sure
Hemantha Holla hemantha.ho...@sun.com writes:
Harry Putnam wrote:
[...]
Also the log shows this warning repeatedly (wrapped for mail):
Oct 15 09:00:39 zfs sshd[2288]: [ID 685508 daemon.info] libgss
dlopen(/usr/lib/gss/mech_spnego.so.1): ld.so.1: sshd: fatal:
Go ahead and try running 'pkg install SUNWspnego'. It sounds like it
may not be installed at all.
I'm no expert, just brainstorming... :)
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 13:00, Harry Putnam rea...@newsguy.com wrote:
Hemantha Holla hemantha.ho...@sun.com writes:
Harry Putnam wrote:
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Also the
Hi all,
This is my first posting and attempt to get OpenSolaris working on my
Dell R610. The R610 is a dual Nehalem server with 16 GB RAM, Matrox
on-board video, 146GB SAS hard drive, and quad GbE ports.
The OpenSolaris 2009.06 LiveCD boots without issues, straight to the
GUI. I ran the Device
Alex Smith (K4RNT)
shadowhun...@gmail.com writes:
Go ahead and try running 'pkg install SUNWspnego'. It sounds like it
may not be installed at all.
I'm no expert, just brainstorming... :)
I don't think that's it since the files are here, also:
This output:
# pkg search -l SUNWspnego
This sounds like either GDM is failing to start up, or a problem
with the Xserver.
You could turn on debug by editing /usr/share/gdm/defaults.conf and
setting Enable=true in the [debug] section. Then try to restart
gdm (log into root and run gdm or reboot). After it fails, check
the
I am currently trying to move my users home directories to a opensolaris
server. Right now whenever I do any backups on my linux machines I can
keep permissions set with the -p flag to rsync. The Opensolaris rsync
man shows no -p? I know once I get the files onto the opensolaris box
that
grant wrote:
I am currently trying to move my users home directories to a opensolaris
server. Right now whenever I do any backups on my linux machines I can
keep permissions set with the -p flag to rsync. The Opensolaris rsync
man shows no -p? I know once I get the files onto the
Harry Putnam wrote:
I've diddled around for 35 minutes googling for the release notes for
build 124 to see if something is in there about root logins.
Can some kind sole please direct me.
Google stings like `opensolaris release notes 2010'
`opensolaris release notes build
Shawn,
uname -a shows
SunOS pergamum 5.11 snv_111b i86pc i386 i86pc
and I looked at the manual again and found it, I searched earlier for -p
in the man page and somehow I got past it that it reached the end of
file without finding. Sorry about that.
Thank you.
Shawn Walker wrote:
grant
I believe you can create a named pipe (using mkfifo) somewhere in the
filesystem (I'd suggest somewhere persistent, not /tmp or /var/run,
etc...). I've seen it created as /var/log/logpipe or similar. Then
simply name the file in syslog.conf without the '|' symbol.
However, note that if
I have old hdd with old solaris on ufs
It's ok to mount manually after boot, but I want this action automatically at
startup
I added this line to /etc/vfstab, but on startup I get error about mounting.I
assume this is because zfs fs loads after /etc/vfstab and it can't find
mountpoint. Because
Harry Putnam wrote:
ssh r...@localhost
Received disconnect from 127.0.0.1: 2: Too many
authentication failures for root
I've been doing that for mnths without incident... so something has
changed.
No problems here. After enabling RootLogin and setting root as a
regular account, I
Harry Putnam wrote:
I've diddled around for 35 minutes googling for the release notes for
build 124 to see if something is in there about root logins.
Can some kind sole please direct me.
Google stings like `opensolaris release notes 2010'
`opensolaris release notes build
Yes think the development of WiMedia Ultra-wideband (UWB) specification is the
future with this..
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Got it on snv_124 too.
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I use it all of the time on lots of different systems and it has been
working just fine. Can you send me or point me to a core file? I'd
like to help you, but you have to meet me somewhere closer to halfway here.
-Norm
Chris Du wrote:
Got it on snv_124 too.
Oscar del Rio del...@mie.utoronto.ca writes:
Harry Putnam wrote:
ssh r...@localhost
Received disconnect from 127.0.0.1: 2: Too many
authentication failures for root
I've been doing that for mnths without incident... so something has
changed.
No problems here. After enabling
Brian Ruthven - Solaris Network Sustaining - Sun UK
brian.ruth...@sun.com writes:
I believe you can create a named pipe (using mkfifo) somewhere in the
filesystem (I'd suggest somewhere persistent, not /tmp or /var/run,
etc...). I've seen it created as /var/log/logpipe or similar. Then
Harry Putnam wrote:
Oscar del Rio del...@mie.utoronto.ca writes:
No problems here. After enabling RootLogin and setting root as a
regular account, I can ssh as root without any errors or warnings.
Thanks...
What do you mean by `setting root as a regular account'? Something
more than having
Alan Coopersmith alan.coopersm...@sun.com
writes:
Harry Putnam wrote:
I've diddled around for 35 minutes googling for the release notes for
build 124 to see if something is in there about root logins.
Can some kind sole please direct me.
Google stings like `opensolaris release notes 2010'
Norm Jacobs norm.jac...@sun.com writes:
[...]
2. Configure pam(3PAM) to allow sshd to let you login to a role directly.
/etc/pam.conf
sshd-kbdint account required pam_unix_account.so.1
Haa... that was the baby... thanks.
But...er I already feel the noose
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| I'm still not finding it... I may be the lamest search technician
| known to man but I've spent way too much time at this point, looking
| for this... is it really the
I think pertinent to this discussion is this development with 802.11x
technology:
http://mobile.slashdot.org/story/09/10/15/1715218/Wi-Fi-Direct-Overlaps-Bluetooth-Territory-For-Connecting-Deviceswhich
could possibly obsolete bluetooth.
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 09:25, Peter Jones
Scott Rotondo scott.roto...@sun.com writes:
But some posters here have said in build 124 root has been removed as
an account...or reduced to a role or something like that, so depending
on what you mean by `setting root as a regular account', I'm not
sure whats going on.
I believe the root
grant gr...@ajrs.com writes:
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I'm on build 122, and this shows in the man page for rsync:
-p, --perms preserve permissions
Isn't just using the -a (archive mode) flag enough?
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On a side note...
Is there a good tutorial on why root as a role is better than root as an
account? I just can't seem to get my head around this. If someone has access
to my account, then they can use pfexec to do damage without even entering a
password. With a root account, disabled for
Thanks. It didn't coredump.
I bearly use top, only when I saw this post and tried it. My system was
originally snv_117, then luupgrade to snv_124 on every release, but as I said,
never tried it before, so I don't know if it only happens to this version.
What other info do you need to help
Actually, the default of assigning the main user the *profile* of
Primary Administrator is the loophole that leads to what you're
describing. It's a known issue tracked under bug 4885:
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=4885
Gary Gendel wrote:
On a side note...
Is there a good
Harry Putnam wrote:
It may have... but it was still possible to have root as an account
and to ssh to root if you set it up in /etc/sshd_config... I've been
doing it since 2008.11 b101
It's only between 118 and 124 that things got more complicated... bringing
Pam in as enforcer I guess. But
Here are some news about latest bluetooth technology:
http://www.bluetooth.com/Bluetooth/Technology/Technology_Transfer/
http://www.bluetooth.com/Bluetooth/Press/SIG/iBLUETOOTHi_TECHNOLOGY_GETS_FASTER_WITH_iBLUETOOTHi_30.htm
Thanks,
Michael
Peter Jones ??:
Yes think the development of
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