For instance, the install didn't allow me to create
both a root user and an admin user account like the
opensolaris install does. I've been able to log in
as root and create a user but how do i convert the
system to the root role type system of
opensolaris?
You don't need it; all
For instance, the install didn't allow me to
create
both a root user and an admin user account like
the
opensolaris install does. I've been able to log
in
as root and create a user but how do i convert the
system to the root role type system of
opensolaris?
You don't need it;
The thing is trivial. If you can't master it, refrain
from advising others.
Buddy, I've got formal education and training in using RBAC.
RBAC is *very* good at what it is meant to be used,
large systems with different administrators doing
different things. Don't compare it with sudo or su,
UNIX admin wrote:
As far as MANPATH is concerned, unset it on
OpenSolaris. man works it out of PATH (I guess unless
you want any special search rules, but for normal
work that's best).
The OP was asking about Solaris Express: Community Edition, which is most
similar to Solaris 10, not
If you are going to use the SXCE, but want it to behave like OpenSolaris here
is what you do. As Root use the GUI to add another user. Then open the
terminal. Type:
rolemod -K type=role root
Then log out. Log in as your new user. Open a terminal. type:
usrmod -R root USERNAME
In this
Hello, I recently migrated to opensolaris after using linux and freebsd for a
couple years. I am quickly falling in love with the system. My primary use
for THIS computer is desktop usage but i have a fileserver i'm considering
switching to solaris.
Because of how great i found Opensolaris
SCXE is released every two weeks, with minimal testing and it can have bugs.
Each half year, one release is tested more extensively and released as an
OpenSolaris version. The latest is OpenSolaris 2009.06, which is based on SCXE
build 111b. SXCE has now reached build 117.
However, you can
Hello, I recently migrated to opensolaris after using linux and freebsd for a
couple years. I am quickly falling in love with the system. My primary use
for THIS computer is desktop usage but i have a fileserver i'm considering
switching to solaris.
Because of how great i found
