Updated to b 129 yesterday, and since then I cannot get booted up with
all services in running order.
During boot I see a report about svc:/system/intrd:default failing to
start
That seem to bork my apache server as well. Although
svcs -a|grep apache
reports apache online it isn't
svc
Gopi Desaboyina
writes:
> try echo | format
Nice, another good one.
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About `failing miserably': Total pilot error... The shell I ran the
command in was ssh'ed into a linux machine
format
Tim Bell writes:
[...]
Harry wrote:
>> It appears there is no simple way to get the output by scripting,
>> since `format' doesn't close by itself. Its probably dead easy to run
>> it with a `quit' or `exit' somewhere but I'm not sure how that might
>> be done.
>
> This works on my home system
I wondered about a home made system info reporter that would report
some basic info about the OS and hardware
format (show Disks in use)
zpool list
zfs list -r
/bin/df -h
Come to mind as probably most useful in the event the sytem becomes
unusable.
I'm thinking to script something t
Artem Kachitchkine
writes:
> On 11/ 5/09 01:14 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> I'd forgotten I had a pci ohci 1394 firewire card on this opensolaris
>> box, from before it was an opensolaris box.
>>
>> I'm in a bind with with my video editing box (winXP) have ser
I'd forgotten I had a pci ohci 1394 firewire card on this opensolaris
box, from before it was an opensolaris box.
I'm in a bind with with my video editing box (winXP) have serious
trouble with usb and firewire ports.
Before just tranferring the card over, I wondered if it is even a
remote possibil
A winXP machine I normally use to capture and edit video, has
developed what seem insurmountable (in short term) problems with the
1394 OHCI (firewire) ports, can't get a camera recognized at either,
and I'm not new to doing this kind of capture on this machine.
I've been having trouble with both
"Alex Smith (K4RNT)"
writes:
> I like what you're doing... will keep tuned.
>
> Will Splunk do what you're looking for, or have you reviewed it? Sorry
> if you already have.
Splunk is aimed at much broader level than my scripting. I'm not sure
if the same logging input would occur either. I've
Brian Ruthven - Sun UK
writes:
> Hi Harry,
>
> It's not actually that difficult once you get used to it. Think of it
> like learning a new programming language - you're not going to write
> an entire OS from scratch on your first day. Here's an example that
> took about 30 mins to write (although
Brian Ruthven - Solaris Network Sustaining - Sun UK
writes:
> Hi Harry,
>
> I've got nothing canned which I can quickly pass on, however, anything
> I gather will be from google ;-)
>
> The top three hits searching for "writing smf manifest" look useful:
>
> http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/content/se
Brian Ruthven - Solaris Network Sustaining - Sun UK
writes:
> Hi Harry,
>
> I've got nothing canned which I can quickly pass on, however, anything
> I gather will be from google ;-)
[...]
Stephen Hahn writes:
[...]
> A relatively recent (Mar 2009) tool is Chris Miles's "manifold",
> host
Knut Anders Hatlen writes:
> /usr/gnu/bin/ls -l --time-style=+%s
Haaa, the instant I saw your post the memory rushed back... to bad it
didn't rush before I posted... many thanks.. very helpful.
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"Volker A. Brandt" writes:
> Hi Harry!
>
>
>> I seem to recall having a fairly simple way to make the dates in
>> `ls -l' command show unix dates (seconds since epoch). Is there a ls
>> flag that does that? I don't see one.
>
> This is not such a lame question, there isn't one in Solaris ls.
>
Sorry for the lamish question.. since there must be 100s if not 1000s
of conversion tools around for date maniputlations, BUT,
I seem to recall having a fairly simple way to make the dates in
`ls -l' command show unix dates (seconds since epoch). Is there a ls
flag that does that? I don't see
Shawn Walker writes:
[...]
>
> pkg list -a
>
[...]
Thats a good one to know about .. thanks
>> I wondered if there might be a regular expression search. Some common
>> understandable way of searching... but no.. apparently not. I'd love for
>> someone to tell me there is... though.
>
> Ju
I always have trouble searching with `pkg'. It seems I rarely get the
strings right. After trying to mull through man pkg /search... I'm
even more confused... it sounds way overly convoluted and complicated.
Here is an example of what happens here:
I just installed perl-5.10 but something made
Alan Coopersmith
writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>> I'd like to install perl-5.10.1 but even though I am setup to install
>> pkgs from `dev' there appears to be no pkg for perl 5.10.
>>
>> Is there no repo that has perl 5.10?
>
> The /dev repo does if y
I'd like to install perl-5.10.1 but even though I am setup to install
pkgs from `dev' there appears to be no pkg for perl 5.10.
Is there no repo that has perl 5.10?
Do I need to just compile it myself outside pkg?
If that is the case does anyone have a howto or some
pointers... about doing that?
Brandon Hume writes:
> On Wed, 2009-10-21 at 10:55 -0500, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Anyone recognize the problem I hit while installing
>> Term::ReadLine::Gnu
>
>> cc -c -D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_TS_ERRNO -xO3
>> -xspace -xildoff -DVERSIO
Stephen Hahn writes:
> * Brandon Hume [2009-10-21 16:17]:
>> On Wed, 2009-10-21 at 10:55 -0500, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> > Anyone recognize the problem I hit while installing
>> > Term::ReadLine::Gnu
>>
>> > cc -c -D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE -D_FILE_OF
Anyone recognize the problem I hit while installing Term::ReadLine::Gnu
(Note: I first installed the SUNW pkg SUNWgnu-readline)
Output from installing Term::ReadLine::Gnu
---- ---=--- -
CPAN.pm: Going to build H/HA/HAYASHI/Term-ReadLine-G
casper@sun.com writes:
>>Will keep reading so any ouput from system logger is displayed... but
>>a regular kind of command like:
>>
>> cat named-pipe
>>
>>cat will close after the first line is read.
>
> Not my experience; "cat" works.
Sorry, yes you are right...
cat fifo
restart sy
Crosspost Alert: This message was also posted on the networking list
But then I wondered if it might be better to send it to `general'
I'm getting repetitions of these lines in system log.. It appears to
have something to do with networking but not entirely sure what:
(wrapped for mail)
Oct 17
Alexander writes:
> What a hell!!!
> After updating to opensolaris build 125 I got an empty
> /etc/security/exec_attr, pkg fix SUNWcs (from old BE) didn't help
> from the first time, only after deleting empty file. Do these bugs
> bother only me?
I just updated yesterday from 124 to 125. /et
Chris writes:
> bash rev:
> GNU bash, version 3.2.25(1)-release (i386-pc-solaris2.11)
> Copyright (C) 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
>
> I just tried the same prompt on another account and it worked fine. I am now
> thinking that this does not work on my account because this account was
>
casper@sun.com writes:
>>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.
>
>
> I'm assuming that "flt" is a named pipe;
Brian Ruthven - Sun UK
writes:
> Personally, I would use an SMF service to wrap my reader, and place a
> dependent entry in the manifest something like this:
Brian.. can you post some URLs about using SMF. I'm completely
ignorant about it. I realize I can google it but hoped URLs you
provided m
Bryan Allen writes:
>
> $ pfexec rolemod -K type=normal root
>
> See Also: http://dlc.sun.com/osol/docs/content/IPS/login.html
Scott Rotondo writes:
> Bryan Allen wrote:
>> +--
>> | On
Norm Jacobs writes:
[...]
> I thought that it has been enforced since the root account was
> converted to a role. As I mentioned in a different thread, you can
> configure PAM to not enforce this for ssh (or other services). Others
> have mentioned that you can convert root back to a user acc
grant writes:
[...]
>> 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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Scott Rotondo 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 account has
Norm Jacobs 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 tightening..
>
Alan Coopersmith
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
Brian Ruthven - Solaris Network Sustaining - Sun UK
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
> simply name the file
Oscar del Rio 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
>&
"Alex Smith (K4RNT)"
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
INDEX ACTION
Hemantha Holla 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_
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 dat
Harry Putnam 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
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 fail
Harry wrote:
>> I'm getting messages about gnome-keyring-daemon:
Andrew Stormont
writes:
> It usually gets started by the session manager, just gnome-settings-manager,
> etc..
>
> 2009/10/15 Harry Putnam
>
[...]
Ghee Teo writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>&g
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 bro
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
Orvar Korvar
writes:
> Use VI instead. It is much much better. :oP
>
> http://www.viemu.com/a-why-vi-vim.html
Should have know some bonehead would start the same old religious
mess. hehe.
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Ali Bahrami writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>> When I first started using opensolaris about a yr ago... some kind
>> soul here told me how to set things up so that emacs works like it
>> does on linux.
>>
>> Not having to use Esc-x instead of M-x for example.. and
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 16:48:54 zfs smbd[6138]: [ID 775558 daemon.debug]
sm
I've enabled remote root logins long ago.. and have had no problems
with it... but today... I started getting this message:
Received disconnect from 192.168.0.29: 2: Too many authentication
failures for root
Even when it is the absolute first attempt.
I was't able to discern where this messa
When I first started using opensolaris about a yr ago... some kind
soul here told me how to set things up so that emacs works like it
does on linux.
Not having to use Esc-x instead of M-x for example.. and so that
backspc does delete to the left... I don't recall if there was more
but I've lost my
Harry Putnam writes:
> One thing I did... not sure if its relevant. I replaced the file
> /etc/users_attr with a symlink to a file elsewhere on the fs. Its a
> buffer I use as a mirror of a module checked out of cvs that contains
> many system related files.
err yup that was
I've managed to do something serious to my system... build 122.. It
took a hard reboot after showing signs of resource usage maxed out.
Now on reboot I get hundreds maybe thousands of lines from system
logger that look like this:
Oct 14 13:57:29 svs.stated [828]: Could not commit state change
for
Michal Pryc writes:
[...]
>>
> Harry,
> Icon on the desktop is invoking:
>
> gksu packagemanager
whoops... I missed that... thanks
> Which de facto is calling pfexec.
>
> So it looks like your privilages are broken. Here is what I have for
> my user migi:
>
> # cat /etc/user_attr | grep mi
Michal Pryc writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Regarding the pkg manager tool (icon) on the default desktop.
>>
>> How does one use this thing ... whenever I've tried at some point I'm
>> told I lack privileges to use it.
>>
>> Why is the icon on
Tomas Bodzar writes:
> Did you set your login during installation or after that?
>
> What show roles and privileges commands?
roles
postgres,root,zfssnap
I'm not sure what you mean by `privileges' command.
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Regarding the pkg manager tool (icon) on the default desktop.
How does one use this thing ... whenever I've tried at some point I'm
told I lack privileges to use it.
Why is the icon on the default desktop? I'm assuming it is there to
use, But how?
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Alan Steinberg writes:
> I wouldn't recommend messing with moving and linking htdocs. Just
> change your DocumentRoot setting in the apache httpd.conf file to
> point to the directory you want to use.
That makes sense... but what about the rest.. I mean offering the
htdocs on nfs and smb for exa
I just want to make sure I'm not doing something that will cause grief
somewhere.
First understand that this is all happening on a home lan protected by
a firewall/router... with NO http server visible from the internet.
I want to put the apache2 htdocs directory on a different zpool than
rpool.
The httpd server (apache2) will only be able to be accessed from my
home lan. Firewall settings prevent anything from the internet seeing
the server.
So I want to be able to have *.cgi scripts fire in any directory as
well as any other executable files pointed to by ServerSide includes
or whateve
>From linux background and getting a little confused as to where to
find such common things as apache logs.
On linux it nearly all somewhere in /var/log
On Osol... I try svsc -l svc:/network/http:apache22
and see:
logfile /var/svc/log/network-http:apache22.log
But of course this `log' is ne
Setup:
2009.06 build 111
Athlon64 +3400 hardware.
Sorry to be such a whiner... but I'm in over my head and not really
understanding where to start.
No action possible or activity apparent with `pkg manager'.
No action possible or activity apparent with
`System/Administration/user and groups'
The
Shawn Walker writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Setup:
>> OpenSolaris 2009.06 snv_111b X86
>> [...]
>> Assembled 07 May 2009
>>
>> When I start the pkg manager is takes a moment to refresh the
>> database. but then it does not show any installed pkgs
Setup:
OpenSolaris 2009.06 snv_111b X86
[...]
Assembled 07 May 2009
When I start the pkg manager is takes a moment to refresh the
database. but then it does not show any installed pkgs with the
check mark. And if I check a pkg to install or whatever, the
`Install/Update' button stays greyed out,
Harry Putnam writes:
> Michael Rennecke
> writes:
>
>> libmysqlclient_r.so.16
>
> Is this pkg installed:
>pkg:/SUNWmysql51lib
>
> It contains libmysqlclient_r.so.16
>
> Which is a symlink like this (wrapped for mail):
> ls -al /usr/mysql/5.1/lib/mysq
Michael Rennecke
writes:
> libmysqlclient_r.so.16
Is this pkg installed:
pkg:/SUNWmysql51lib
It contains libmysqlclient_r.so.16
Which is a symlink like this (wrapped for mail):
ls -al /usr/mysql/5.1/lib/mysql/libmysqlclient_r.so.16
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 26 2009-07-21 15:57 \
/usr/mysql/5
Oscar del Rio writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>
>> # ls -ld /projects
>> drwxr-sr-x 9 1000 wheel 12 2009-07-24 15:37 /projects
>
>> My user has UID 1000 and belongs to group `wheel' on both localhost
>> and remotehost, but yet is not able to write to the a
Summary:
What do I need to do so that my user can mount an nfs filesystem being
offered by another osol OS?
Details:
The server (osol 2010.10 b118) created a zfs fs with sharenfs=on (no
special options)
mounted it at /vzfsTest
chown 1000:15 /vzfsTest (reader:wheel)
chmod g+s /vzfsTest (set-gid)
I'm exporting an nfs filesystem by way of:
zfs set sharenfs=on.
On the client side (a linux host) I'm mounting that filesystm with
options noauto,users,exec,dev
Both the server side directory and clientside mount point are
owner:group by the same numeric uid and gid.
The server side directory is
Robert Thurlow writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>
>> Is there no chance of ignoring all the mapping baloney and put some
>> kind of entry in /etc/vfstab?
>
> Of course you can do this; just go edit /etc/vfstab and put in
> a line like this, with tabs between fie
Brian Ruthven - Sun UK
writes:
> OK.
>
> Your /etc/auto_master should contain a line at the end like this:
>
> /- /etc/auto_direct
>
>
> Then, create /etc/auto_direct and put something like this in it:
>
> /local/mount/point server:/remote/mount/point
>
>
> If you need to give any option
Brian Ruthven - Sun UK
writes:
> Have you checked the automount(1M) man page? The simple case for 1
> filesystem to be automounted is to specify it in a direct map. The
> section on "Direct Maps" gives an example of what to add to
> /etc/auto_master.
>
> See also the "Map Entry Format" section fo
I'm pretty sure this is well documented but my google searches like:
`opensolaris automount nfs'
are turning up so much extraneous bull pucky... I'm not finding it.
I want to make sure a specific nfs share is mounted at bootup.
Server is opensolaris 2006.09 and client is opensolaris 2010.10
Robert Hartzell writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Harry Putnam writes:
>>
>>>> Check if you have in addition SUNWmysql installed, configure will
>>>> use /usr/sfw/bin/mysql_config from this package to figure out where
>>>> are include and lib
Robert Hartzell writes:
>>> just adjust the path for mysql.
>>
>> Setting that like you suggest:
>> LDFLAGS="-L/usr/mysql/5.1/lib -R/usr/mysql/5.1/lib";export LDFLAGS
>>
>> ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/src/test --with-mysql
>>
>
> change --with-mysql to --with-mysql=/usr/mysql/5.1
> should wo
Mark Martin
writes:
>> ps- I also tried with includedir set after setting LDFLAGS as above.
>> Same result... same error.
>>
> You may want to try variations on the --includedir...sometimes there's
> an implicit #include "mysql/mysql.h" in there... Try walking up the
> tree to just the /usr/my
evaldas writes:
> Hi,
>
> Check if you have in addition SUNWmysql installed, configure will
> use /usr/sfw/bin/mysql_config from this package to figure out where
> are include and lib files, then try with:
>
> ./configure --with-mysql=/usr/sfw/
>
> Regards,
After tinkering around some more I see
Harry Putnam writes:
>> Check if you have in addition SUNWmysql installed, configure will
>> use /usr/sfw/bin/mysql_config from this package to figure out where
>> are include and lib files, then try with:
>>
>> ./configure --with-mysql=/usr/sfw/
>
> Thanks...
evaldas writes:
> Hi,
>
> Check if you have in addition SUNWmysql installed, configure will
> use /usr/sfw/bin/mysql_config from this package to figure out where
> are include and lib files, then try with:
>
> ./configure --with-mysql=/usr/sfw/
Thanks... but I'm a bit confused here... when I sea
Robert Hartzell writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Sean writes:
>>
>>> We just compile it ourselves. It builds without any issues.
>>
>> It fails here when ./configure is run like this:
>>
>> ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/src/test --with-my
Sean writes:
> We just compile it ourselves. It builds without any issues.
It fails here when ./configure is run like this:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/src/test --with-mysql \
--includedir=/usr/mysql/5.1/include/mysql/
[...]
checking for MySQL support... no
configure: error: Unable
Attempting to compile bacula... I get this error from ./configure
configure: error: Unable to find mysql.h in standard locations
My command looks like:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/src/test \
--with-mysql --includedir=/usr/mysql/5.1/include/mysql/
And you can see mysql.h is where I told
Rik Scarborough
writes:
> Hi,
>
> I am currently, and successfully, running 111b on a Gateway AMD64 laptop. I
> have tried to upgrade to 117 and also 118 and OpenSolaris will not boot.
>
> It seems to get to mounting the zfs drives and begins throwing errors, then
> says something to the effect
Harry Putnam writes:
> It [iftop -ed] only appeared there since 117 and I'm running 111
> with no keen urge to update ...too many bug reports on 117-118. I
> guess I'll live without it.
Just incase anyone else needs this but not running 117 or higher, you
can just stick
Bartlomiej Pelc
writes:
> Try:
>
> # dladm show-link -i 60 -S
>
> for real-time (overwriting) statistics showing amount of data (KB/min) for
> each network device
> or:
>
> # dladm show-link -i 60 -s rge0
>
> for non-overwriting statistics showing amount of data (KB/min) for particular
> networ
John Martin writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>>
>>> mvchgat() is in /usr/xpg4/lib/libcurses.so, but not in
>>> /usr/lib/libcurses.so.
>>>
>>
>> I don't know if I'm doing this wrong or what but using:
>> --libdir=/usr/xpg4/lib o
John Martin writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>>
>> checking for a curses library containing mvchgat... none found
>> configure: error: Curses! Foiled again!
>> (Can't find a curses library supporting mvchgat.)
>> Consider installing ncurses.
>
Harry Putnam writes:
> Apparently the pre version doesn't find something it needs in
> SUNWncurses.
>
> Tail of ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/src/test \
I just tried it out on a linux machine and yes that is the kind of
thing I was after... now to just get it
Joseph Mocker writes:
> You might want to check out iftop - http://www.ex-parrot.com/pdw/iftop/
>
> Its also relatively easy to use kstat to get rbytes64 and obytes64
> statistics for the devices at periodic intervals and compute bandwidth
> yourself.
Apparently the pre version doesn't find some
John Martin writes:
> On the top status bar starting from the right is the date/time.
> The icon next to that is the sound level. Next to that is the
> connection properties icon. The image is of a standard ethernet
> connector. Right click on that and choose properties.
Egad... I took the wo
John Martin writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>> John Martin writes:
>>
>>
>>> Harry Putnam wrote:
>>>
>>>> What do we have for opensolaris that can display the amount of data
>>>> going through a network connection.
>>
Ignacio Marambio Catán
writes:
> with crossbow, i belive we have flowstat if flows were configured
I know nothing of `crossbow' or `flows'... so suspect I'd be biting off
more than I want to chew just to get some numbers for data movement.
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John Martin writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>> What do we have for opensolaris that can display the amount of data
>> going through a network connection.
>>
>> I don't care if cmdline or gui but want to be able to see how many mb
>> passes down the pipe
Sivakumar Shanmugasundaram
writes:
> Harry Putnam wrote:
>> What do we have for opensolaris that can display the amount of data
>> going through a network connection.
>>
>> I don't care if cmdline or gui but want to be able to see how many mb
>> passes
What do we have for opensolaris that can display the amount of data
going through a network connection.
I don't care if cmdline or gui but want to be able to see how many mb
passes down the pipe in some time frame like minute or hour.
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I've just updated a virtualbox version of osol 101b to dev b117 and in
the course of doing so, a new BE is created. beadm lists it as
R... (mounts at next reboot).
I wanted to edit the grub menu.lst file But not sure where it is.
I've found I need to edit menu.lst to have a text based login...
Ian Collins writes:
> 1) Serve all windows networks drives from Solaris.
> 2) Use iSCSI volumes for specific windows servers.
> 3) Pull data from stand alone windows boxes with rsync.
Thanks for the tips...
1). I'm sorry to be dense but not really sure I understand your
meaning about net
Any of you out there that use your opensol and zfs as backup nas for
windows machines?
I wonder what is a sound plan... it appears with a few experiments
that it may be easier to get error free backups by running the backup
itself from windows. Perhaps less problems with NTFS style
permissions co
I wondered if there is any way to get a pkg compiled with custom flags
using the pkg system?
I'm thinking of cvs... I want it compiled with --enable-rootcommit.
allowing root commit is handy and not a bad thing when I'm not running
a `real' cvs repo, I am the absolute only user... any commit is mi
Shawn Walker writes:
> I'm not certain why you think you have build 112, as that was never
> published or built for the pkg.opensolaris.org repository. I think
> you're confusing 111b with a completely new build.
>
> Look at /etc/release; you'll note that if your system is fully updated
> that i
How can I get a hosts current fqdn address easily?
I'm from linux and there `hostname' has a switch `-f' that prints the
fully qualified domain name.
But on Opensolaris neither of:
/usr/gnu/bin/hostname
/bin/hostname
Appears to have that switch. Or any way to get fqdn through
`hostname'.
Oscar del Rio writes:
[...]
> The "beadm" output is "lying" ;)
>
> I guess you had osol-111 or renamed your BE that way, then did a "pkg
> image-update" to 111b. But "image-update" just creates a new BE
> called "CurrentBE + 1" = 112. it does not mean that you are running
> 112.
>
> If the nex
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