Hi,
I'm using snv_134 and I've managed to get the VNC 'display' working nicely
within ConsoleKit, but I have noticed that if Xvnc dies (which it does if you
hit the shift-key bug) then it doesn't get restarted.
If I disable and then re-enable consolekit then it starts back up again.
I can't
ogb-discuss is the wrong alias. so send this to
opensolaris-disc...@opensolaris.org.
What you need is cron(1M)
see man cron for details.
-Ghee
On 03/29/10 10:55 PM, Marco Reyes Rasse wrote:
Hello, my name is Marco Reyes from Chile, i new in this mailing list,
i need help with one Scheduled
oops, forgot to include Marco.
On 03/30/10 11:38 AM, Ghee Teo wrote:
ogb-discuss is the wrong alias. so send this to
opensolaris-disc...@opensolaris.org.
What you need is cron(1M)
see man cron for details.
-Ghee
On 03/29/10 10:55 PM, Marco Reyes Rasse wrote:
Hello, my name is Marco Reyes
This doesn't sound like a governance issue; redirecting to
opensolaris-discuss.
Marco Reyes Rasse wrote:
Hello, my name is Marco Reyes from Chile, i new in this mailing list, i
need help with one Scheduled Tasks for OpenSolaris and SunSolaris, and i
have make one script to check if one folder
Most of us that run OpenSolaris rely on Solaris 10 also. We live our day to day
on Solaris 10 and OpenSolaris. As far as I am concerned they go hand in hand
and a major event affecting one of them has ramifications on both. The
discussions that go on on this list are not 100% OpenSolaris but
On Tue, 2010-03-30 at 06:47 -0700, Mike DeMarco wrote:
If you do not like a topic you can skip over it. I do not understand people
that have to get on a thread and trash it for being in the wrong place, Why
do you not just skip reading this thread if you do not agree with it being
here.
This may come as a bit of a shock, but a large number
of us are
subscribed via email. We get those emails whether
we're interested in
the thread or not.
Not at all. I to subscribe via email and have my email sort via filters that
process the emails for me. I read what I want and trash
I'll just reply here for clarity purposes. So after day 90, does Oracle Solaris
10 stop working or hit some limited-feature usage activation?!? Is Oracle
saying to stop using Solaris 10 after 90 days or else we get fined?!?
The two tracks, OpenSolaris and Solaris 10, are not affected the same
None of Sun's or Oracle's actual products has real license keys build into the
software. So, it will not stop nor be feature-reduced!
You only will no longer be allowed to used it. When or if-at-all Oracle
might think about sueing you, is totally unclear... They are entiteld to do
so, but Oracle
Hi Matt,
It's so nice to hear the sound of reason. I can only say good things about the
progress of OpenSolaris thus far and the gift we have of using it freely. So
let's be optimistic which helps create an even better OpenSolaris product and
Community.
Thanks,
Mike
http://blog.laspina.ca/
Appreciated! Hopefully folks can muster up the strength to be patient, become
resilient to the FUD and look forward to a bright future!
Matt
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On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 10:35:45PM -0700, jayson jamandra wrote:
Good day guys. I want to know if there are any step by step tutorials in
implementing/installing/using subversion in opensolaris. What i need is from
installation up to usage of subversion. thanks. BTW, Iam using tomcat server.
Hello!
I am really considering to give a talk about OpenSolaris at the Ohio Linux
Fest 2010. Would I need to get special approval for something like this or to
use the trademarks, etc.? Thoughts anyone?
Matt
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Are you going to tell them to use 2009.06 since everything after that is broken?
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Out of curiosity, since OpenSolaris is mostly open binary licenses and not
source code, what would happen if Oracle rescinded those licenses?
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On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 3:23 PM, Matthew Nawrocki
matthew.nawro...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello!
I am really considering to give a talk about OpenSolaris at the Ohio Linux
Fest 2010. Would I need to get special approval for something like this or
to use the trademarks, etc.? Thoughts anyone?
On 30.03.2010 20:44, Giovanni Tirloni wrote:
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 3:35 PM, bsd mascotgr...@yahoo.com
mailto:mascotgr...@yahoo.com wrote:
Out of curiosity, since OpenSolaris is mostly open binary licenses
and not source code, what would happen if Oracle rescinded those
* bsd (mascotgr...@yahoo.com) wrote:
Are you going to tell them to use 2009.06 since everything after that
is broken?
Don't spread lies/FUD. Everything after 2009.06 is *not* broken. I've
run every single build between 2009.06 and 134 on my personal
workstations, laptops and some servers (as
I would not dare to answer a person. who identifies him/herself as
bsd... ;-)
Besides that: Glenn: 100% agree!
Matthias
You (Glenn Lagasse) wrote:
* bsd (mascotgr...@yahoo.com) wrote:
Are you going to tell them to use 2009.06 since everything after that
is broken?
Don't spread
That is an excellent idea, and, no, you don't need permission, just do it!
Matthias
You (Matthew Nawrocki) wrote:
Hello!
I am really considering to give a talk about OpenSolaris at the Ohio Linux
Fest 2010. Would I need to get special approval for something like this or to
use the
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 1:49 PM, Svein Skogen sv...@stillbilde.net wrote:
On 30.03.2010 20:44, Giovanni Tirloni wrote:
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 3:35 PM, bsd mascotgr...@yahoo.com
mailto:mascotgr...@yahoo.com wrote:
Out of curiosity, since OpenSolaris is mostly open binary licenses
and
jayson jamandra wrote:
Good day guys. I want to know if there are any step by step tutorials in
implementing/installing/using subversion in opensolaris. What i need is from
installation up to usage of subversion. thanks. BTW, Iam using tomcat server.
Frankly, it's no different than using it
Yeah... replacing the legally encumbered bits over time isn't that much of a
stretch. What matters is that the kernel is open-source (which is the heart of
the OS and is the part that makes it stand out apart from Linux and BSD).
Matt
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bsdfan... trolling is counterintuitive to our mission. Also, OpenSolaris is
quite excellent even in the dev channel in terms of stability and whatnot. I
think you were hired by Beastie to be the rile-master. :p
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Ok... I just submitted my proposal to the Ohio Linux 2010 website and I await
approval. Wish me luck. :)
Matt
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I used OpenSolaris from the beginning until build 129. After that I had
problems so I decided not to pursue OpenSolaris any longer.
I was an advocate until I dropped it. I do with you luck though. There are
nice things in it that would serve people well.
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On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 11:23:55AM -0700, Matthew Nawrocki wrote:
Hello!
I am really considering to give a talk about OpenSolaris at the Ohio Linux
Fest 2010. Would I need to get special approval for something like this or to
use the trademarks, etc.? Thoughts anyone?
You may want to
If you are a BSD fan, why are you lurking here, instead of spending time on BSD
forums, where you might stand a chance of making a useful contribution?
It's well known that there are BSD zealots out there who feel threatened by
OpenSolaris and so make a habit of belittling it, so you are not
Will...
I did not submit any real details yet. I just submitted a brief summary stating
an idea of what I am to give a talk on. I can always narrow the focus and (if
accepted) I will present more details at a later time, however I was limited to
500 characters and I wanted to give a good idea
IMO, SMF is a HUGE plus for OpenSolaris too, I always mention it when talking
about the OS. It really simplifies things after getting your head around the
manifests, and it really brings UNIX into the 21st century, it's great to see
(Open)Solaris achieving that.
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Apparently you can't read that I used OpenSolaris since its inception, until
recently. It doesn't mean since I don't currently use it that I can't and
don't follow the project.
Also, you're wrong on the zealots. That's Linux folk.
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AIX has had the System Resource Controller (srcmstr) probably since it came
into being (at least since I've used AIX from 4.x forward) and SMF is similar
to srcmstr.
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And Zones... The list goes on and on. Stick to what you feel comfortable and
good luck.
Gary
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On Tue, 2010-03-30 at 02:12 -0700, Lee Essen wrote:
Hi,
I'm using snv_134 and I've managed to get the VNC 'display' working nicely
within ConsoleKit, but I have noticed that if Xvnc dies (which it does if you
hit the shift-key bug) then it doesn't get restarted.
If I disable and then
And Linux-Branded Zones in particular.
If you want to demonstrate Linux running in a Solaris Zone to a bunch of Linux
users, you might find this of interest:
[url=http://wiki.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/Installing_Arch_Linux_in_a_branded_zone]Installing
Arch Linux in a branded zone[/url].
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