and taking
advantage of patches that help modules build and work on Solaris
should help with building.
You may be able to find packages somewhere, but if you always want to
build the latest stuff, this is often the best place to look.
Brian
On 11/20/12 04:54 PM, ken mays wrote:
Jason,
Means you
access to
the root role. So, it is pretty easy to configure users with RBAC
to not require passwords to run the programs needed.
Brian
On 11/14/11 07:36 PM, Brian Cameron wrote:
Andrew:
The functional replacement of the Primary Administrator RBAC profile
is System Administrator. If you use
passwords.
Others have recommended sudo. The sudo program is useful for those
people who find it the best way to configure a needed system. That
said, using sudo to just avoid the use of RBAC is probably not the best
use.
Brian
On 11/11/11 11:37 AM, Andrew Watkins wrote:
I have lost the ability
, with one or two quirks that look harmless.
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I'm running a dell studio XPS workstation for my desktop, using the
Nvidia drivers and the Gnome desktop
Can't find the documentation for upgrading from Solaris 11 Express
yet...hmmm... maybe my google-foo is bad today.
cheers,
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On 11/ 9/11 09:27 AM, Glynn Foster wrote:
Today marks the release of Oracle Solaris 11, the first cloud OS.
Oracle Solaris 11 delivers ground-breaking features
-
http://wellrounded.wordpress.com/2011/04/07/solaris-11-express-configuring-a-static-ip/
cheers,
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On 11/ 1/11 08:14 AM, Syed Muhammad Mohsin Kazmi wrote:
But when I connect my linux machine to that network I always give the
netmask 255.255.255.0 and it is connected. I think so
packaging tools didn't that I actually like working with them. Of
course, I haven't managed to try doing a major patch install or upgrade
yet, but if it's anything like how OpenIndiana works, I'm thrilled.
cheers,
Brian
is
much more minimal, which I really like. I'd add that I've found it very
easy to find and install packages from the repository via 'pkg search
(name)' and then 'pkg install'.
cheers,
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to register and use Solaris 11 and get updates (i.e. owning
Oracle hardware under support, having an OS support contract, etc etc).
Just as right now to download updates for Solaris 10 you have to have a
valid support contract with Oracle so you can log in and get them.
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slowly because it was running out of RAM and constantly paging
around the locked memory, then I might look at this. Until that point is
reached, it shouldn't need any investigation.
Regards,
Brian
On 08/09/2011 15:25, Jordi wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using this script to get the memory stats in some
to release source section of
http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Main/no_source
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| dispersion dispersion | freq freq |
huffpuff huffpuff | panic panic | step step | stepout
stepout ]
Also same in Solaris 10 Update 9 (no patch applied after that)
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 6:38 PM, Brian Ruthven - Solaris Network
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in there, and I can't spot the word tinker in the version of
xntpd.1m shipped in 119246-38.
If this doesn't help you resolve your issue, please raise a support call.
Regards,
Brian
Omer Faruk SEN wrote:
Hi ,
On solaris 10 man page it states that i can use
tinker panic 0 on /etc/inet/ntp.conf
call startup_memlist()
first (which implements the check for npages and physmem and calls
kphysm_init() to initialise the now limited amount of memory), then call
startup_kmem() which triggers the read of /etc/system.
Hope that helps,
Brian
Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk wrote:
Hi all
It seems
, further increasing the parallelism of your
build, although I've never used it this way myself.
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Marco A. Ferreira de Almeida wrote:
Is this familiar to anyone? Any ideas on what my be causing syseventd
to segfault? Some log should be checking?
Can you post a stack trace of the core dump please?
pstack core should do.
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don't have some other restarter (such as cluster
services) in there too...
Hope that helps,
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There are some things that only Solaris can do. But it depends what
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Yeah found that out later.
It looks like it's fixed in snv_140. I don't want to use a development branch
so I just put in a startup routine that exports then imports with a 10 sec
delay between them. Apparently you can hit a race condition if you don't wait a
bit before importing it back.
I have a nearly situation, but:
1) I only have a single interface enabled on my EqualLogic target, so it cannot
send iSCSI redirects.
2) I am authorizing access to the LUN by IP address rather than initiator name.
After upgrade from snv_111b to snv_134b, the LUN does show up with format, but
crontabfile. This then also helps protect me from the somewhat
irritating crontab -r instead of crontab -e. Oh how many times I've
removed my crontab instead of editing it by slipping off the 'e' key and
hitting return before my brain caught up.
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You could use prstat.
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On 01/ 7/11 09:17 AM, ann kok wrote:
Hi
I got a message that the user can't be su
how can I change the user can use su
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be
that you are hitting a known bug, but I would strongly recommend that
you talk to one of our support personnel as they will take a more
detailed look at your system as a whole and guide you through the
required procedure, rather than me blindly recommending patches.
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On 12/ 6/10 01:27 PM, Akhilesh Nair wrote:
Thanks
Can you tlell me the phone number to log the issue
Also Please let me know procedure also?
Thanks
anair
This page http://www.oracle.com/us/support/contact-068555.html contains
the contact details for support.
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1200 MHz)
CHIP 1 from kstat:
chip_id: 1, core_id: 1
chip_id: 1, core_id: 513
...etc...
This is how the numbering works for US-IV systems.
If you have any further questions, I would suggest opening a support
call to address them.
Hope this helps,
Brian
JoeBilish wrote:
Hi All.
I'm
be able to help you out.
Regards,
Brian
Karel Gardas wrote:
Hello,
during my attempts to update my workstation OS to the latest Solaris 11 Express
2010.11 I've come to the point where machine nolonger booted anymore. That was just
after the last reboot of Sol11Express when everything
, and is actually the end result you
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be 80 */
}
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Saadia Fatima wrote:
Hi
When I copy a message block (mblk_t, with a non-zero length) using copymsg, the value returned by MBLKL for the copy is zero.
len = MBLKL(m); //say 80
mc = copymsg(m);
len = MBLKL(mc);// returns 0 ???
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config, OS build, etc...
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Saadia Fatima wrote:
How can I catch a system panic/freeze. I tried booting up with a kernel debugger, with -k option in the GRUB menu. When the system freezes how can I switch to the debugger? I tried f1+shift+a but it did not work.
Thanks
SF
the Desktop team will file a proper EOL ARC case for Python
2.4 soon, but I wanted to give a less formal heads up before we do so
to make sure that we are working with everyone who might be affected.
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=0xaf234430: some message
followed by lines of hex. Find the panic line and copy-and-paste
everything up to and including the next Solaris Release snv_XX line.
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ace wrote:
I am never able to complete a scrub/resilver on the asus p6t ws xeon e5520
12gbecc with re4-gp and wd20eads drives
by sulogin again.
If none of the above is true, can you provide a full svcs -a output
please? and also confirm how you are logged into the system (i.e.
through gdm, single-user mode, etc..)
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Brian
Greg Terkanian wrote:
First off, please tell me if this is the right
sticking with /etc/system to modify this value (and the
above document lists the acceptable values, at least for Solaris 10).
Regards,
Brian
Kishore Kumar Pusukuri wrote:
Hi,
I know how to change memory placement policies using mdb.
For example, the following is the usage to apply Round Robin
) although I suspect that any kind of pkg fix
or image-update operation would put this back.
Regards,
Brian
Tom Chen wrote:
Hello,
One of my x4270 with snv143 OS always panic after reboot. See the log below.
What is this panic? it seems an error in power management. However, the other
x4270
patent troll.
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Number 2 seems the most likely to me.
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have to be something in dtrace has
changed.
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Juan Damian Bernabe wrote:
Hello everybody,
Im running OSol 2009.06 snv_134 on an Intel x86 pc.
Well, I can't get the saptel drivers to work. I've tried the instructions below
but no success. This is the message that returns:
ad
in the /etc/.../custom.conf file.
Is that a good enough starting point?
Regards,
Brian
Jellf J B Nainggolan wrote:
Hi all,
how to change the login opensolaris.
please kindly share the step or link...
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getting sued because of it.
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[1] http://pkgbuild.sourceforge.net/spec-files-extra/
[2] Long Term Support
[3] http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Project+xfce/building_xfce
On 08/14/10 07:50 AM, joerg.schill...@fokus.fraunhofer.de wrote:
Michael Widmannmichael.widm...@gmail.com wrote
, 512k, 4M, 32M
and 256M.
Hope that helps,
Brian
Kishore Kumar Pusukuri wrote:
I would like to see the impact of different page sizes on the performance of multi-threaded applications. However, the pagesize -a command is producing only 3 possible page sizes including the default 4Kb on my AMD
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to read AUDIO data from
CD, there should no longer be a need to run sound-juicer as root.
The GStreamer CDDA plugin uses cdda2wav for playing audio from the CD.
However, CD ripping is handled by the brasero library, which uses the
SCSI commands and therefore requires the elevated privilege.
Brian
to fit the facts :-)
Regards,
Brian
William Bauer wrote:
Maybe that's it. The Time Slider. When you enable or disable it, it edits the
root crontab. When you turn it on it creates a snapshot, which is why the
deletion time would always correspond with a snapshot. I turned it on right
years since I did this, and it wasn't Sun's DHCP server that I used at
the time...
Regards,
Brian
Sivakumar Shanmugasundaram wrote:
Hello All!
This is for my desktop. I want to change default behaviour of DHCP to
static IP.
I am aware of the steps by using the physical:default instead
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honour that or not.
Why is it that you always want to see the boot menu? Do you normally
reboot to a different selection?
Regards,
Brian
Aleksey Cheusov wrote:
When I press Shut down in gnome menu I see Skip boot menu on restart
checkbox which ON by default. I'd like to ALWAYS see boot menu
see a note on Jun 14th that Rich Lowe has posted a package
depot of onnv_142, but your mileage may vary with this.
Hope that helps,
Brian
Lenz Grimmer wrote:
Hi there,
I have two external USB disk drives in a zpool mirror configuration that I
would like to move between my Linux box (running
this better in the -xarch argument description.
But, this is probably only a concern if you are planning to use the
binaries on multiple architectures that may have different hardware
acceleration support.
Brian
On 07/20/10 12:53 PM, John Martin wrote:
For media players I always recommend Fluendo
/install
the code twice. Once for i386 and once for amd64. This works well for
us, so I would recommend using this sort of technique.
Brian
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achieve what you are after. What problem are you trying to avoid?
7) Are you running a zone with the same IP address as x.x.x.x ?
When I test your hostname.lo0:1 file on Solaris 10 update 8, it works as
expected (as far as I can tell).
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Fascinating, Captain.
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On 06/30/10 10:47 AM, Alex Viskovatoff wrote:
It is simply TRUE that If you use OpenSolaris, you should know how to build
applications from source. Building applications from source is part of Unix culture.
Notice I didn't say one MUST know how to do
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and first get Fluxbox integrated before
discussing which should be the default.
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if it isn't reported.
Brian
I use recordmysolaris quite frequently, and libtheoraenc.so 1.1.2 (that's the
current version if I recall correctly) encodes the uncompressed file badly into
ogv.
I'm on sxce (125), so I popped in an earlier dvd (117) (ok: I mounted an
earlier image :)), pkgrm'ed
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as this user. So if this file has grown too large,
this could be your problem.
I suspect that this might be your problem because in the logs you
provided a few weeks ago, there were GConf errors similar to those
reported in comment #7 of the above bug report.
Brian
the problem is
necessary.
The dtrace program is another program that might be useful in debugging
this sort of issue. I'm not much of a dtrace expert, but perhaps
someone else on this list could recommend ways to debug this sort of
issue with dtrace.
Brian
On 2010-05-11 05:11, Brian Cameron
those of us who want to focus on the here and now?
Brian
On 05/11/10 10:12 AM, Edward Martinez wrote:
I was wondering with D'Amore jumping over to Nexenta. if the time comes to
take drastic measures, if they are willing and have the resources, can
something be organized with nexenta
, and probably not the
issue which is causing the long slowdown that you are seeing.
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Oh, I forgot the other logs (the clock at the bottom right in the login
splash screen is frozen at 10:46 and jumps to 10:49 when the input text
field for username pops up).
I saw some complaints about missing files (module xtsol and fbdev
missing) in the Xorg log but otherwise it looks ok
for
some reason.
Brian
On 05/ 6/10 08:11 AM, Robin Axelsson wrote:
I see one error message complaining about failure to start service:
svc:/network/sendmail-client:default
When looking at the list of running services (~$ svcs) this service is
the only one in maintenance mode, all other services
is beyond me, but may indicate the backup tape
is corrupt, or the backup was not done correctly in the first place.
Finally, if this is all Solaris 10, then you should log a support call
to help get this resolved.
Hope that helps,
Brian
Sarah kho wrote:
hi,
I am trying to restore a file system
with the correct permissions, then
extract the dump, if it can find one, all in one hit.
Regards,
Brian
These mdb commands should show basic information about the crash:
::status
$msgbuf
You can use ::threadlist -v to inspect kernel threads and processes.
-Albert
://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6875273
unless you see it again post snv_133.
Regards,
Brian
Bruno Sousa wrote:
Hi Brian,
First off all let me thank you for your time spent on reading this issue.
Regarding your comments , yes the defect 15601 has been logged by me
.I
to make sure nothing is reported as corrupt.
Try the workaround mentioned in
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6875273 and
see if that gives you some stability for your migration project efforts.
Regards,
Brian
Bruno Sousa wrote:
Hi all,
Recently one
Note that both Fluendo bugs have been marked as fixed, so this
problem should be resolved. Apologies for any inconveniences.
Brian
On 04/ 1/10 03:39 PM, Brian Cameron wrote:
Gary:
Whenever I log in, I get a message that there are Codeina updates
available for the free mp3 decoder. So I
spot
one already open, but could you visit
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/bugReport.do and log a bug please?
Regards,
Brian
Robert Lawhead wrote:
The default system shell in snv_133 segvs on code that runs correctly on
other (earlier) versions of ksh93.
% cat /tmp/A
#/bin/ksh
typeset
telling you to update the plugins again to get ones that
fix this issue.
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cents there and a copycat idea though. YMMV.
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).
If it is possible to simply rework the patch so that it is not copied
directly from a GPL source, then this would likely be considerably less
work and allow the work to get done much more quickly. These patches
are fairly simple and should not be much work to reimplement.
Brian
apologies if I missed this in the
archives.
Brian
On Mar 27, 2010, at 12:35 PM, B wrote:
Have these policies already gone into place, because I am still
(crossing fingers) getting security updates on my Solaris 10 box
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. If the
patches are well written, and properly autoconf'ed/#ifdef _sun, then
I would think they would be accepted upstream without a problem. It
would be good to have better xdm support on OpenSolaris.
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opensolaris
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=12528
which has been closed in favour of
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6936915
Brian
Karel Gardas wrote:
Hello,
recently I've discovered that b134 sometimes freezes for few seconds -- usually after some
GUI
at the time - IIRC, threads blocked in biowait() are a
good starting point.
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the Mode: combo box to Disable Screen
Saver.
If you want to set system-wide settings, you need to modify the
/usr/X11/lib/X11/app-defaults/XScreenSaver file.
Most of this is already explained in the xscreensaver manpage.
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You were so close :-(
$ echo This is an input string | digest -v -a md5
md5 35e1332bf506d35c7c9f1c2b0cb39d4e
Brian
Morten Gulbrandsen wrote:
Please how can I with bash read a string for hashing with digest, from stdin?
bash-3.00$ digest -v -a md5 This is an input string.
digest: can
contract.
Regards,
Brian
Gavin Gore wrote:
Can anyone tell me what the hell SshReadLine/sshreadline.c:2336: Initializing
ReadLine... is and why is it taking so long for a response??
When I ssh from one machine, (which used to respond quickly) I get a
minute/2minute wait before I get a login
these lines:
[debug]
Enable=true
Then restart GDM. This will cause GDM to put debug messages in your
syslog file (/var/adm/messages). Reviewing these after the failure
might help to highlight what is going wrong.
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and ZFS. Solaris has a long history of being more security
focused and stable. Though stability can also be a problem on
OpenSolaris if you are using the developer pre-release install, but
this is probably to be expected.
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that is worth
a try as well. If your graphics card doesn't support OpenGL, then
compiz would be very slow.
Brian
I've got a real problem since svn_132.
#1
Time between login and the appearance of the desktop is almost 1 minute.
#2
System becomes unusable because gconfd-2 uses 2,1 GiB of my system
!
Thanks,
Brian
I have recently installed B130 and updated it.The new login screen is displayed
however after a short period of use I am getting problems with login.Putting my
username and password for single user acount the screen goes to normal
wallpaper and hangs.
The display message is (/user
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