I got a lot further.
I removed MySQL installed via pkg and compiled it from source.
Now everything 'appears' to work until the last step.
It complains about DBD::mysql not loading, but if I run the command they
supply, you can clearly see it builds successfully:
NOTE: I pointed it at the perl in
Excellent !!!
It worked very good !!!
Thank you !
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On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 4:41 PM, Jose Borrego wrote:
> This could be related to the oplocks being enabled. To know more I need the
> crash dump. If you can send it to me I'll take a look at it.
>
> - Jose
>
>
> On 02/10/09 00:11, Brent Jones wrote:
>>
>> Hello all,
>> I got an alert this morning f
I used networkmanager to configure the network without nwam.
Using networkmanager will disable nwam.
Woongbin
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Hello,
Whenever I try to execute a gnome application, I get this sort of error in the
console:
(nautilus:2839): Eel-WARNING **: GConf error:
Failed to contact configuration server; some possible causes are that you
need to enable TCP/IP networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due to
try logging in from another system i.e laptop or another computer with putty
as a regular user then.
su -
kbd -l
locale
/etc/init.d/dtlogin stop
Also try removing or moving /var/tmp/ws*
/etc/init.d/dtlogin start
and if that does not work, try
/etc/init.d/dtlogin stop
rm -r /tmp/.X*
/etc/in
Ok thanks for your help.
I use now lofs. It works perfectly.
Unfortunately I can't mount or unmount my lofs in the global zone when the
non-global zone starts or stops.
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You can "su " for root prevelegions on your user or "su -" for root enteries
P.S sorry for bad english
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I'm using a standard US-type keyboard.
I checked my router and indeed during boot with the -kv extension an address
was assigned through DHCP.
As soon as I try to login as 'root' or any other user (basically just after
you've entered your
username) the system completely hangs. Also ssh and ping t
On Wed, February 11, 2009 00:40, Colin Johnson wrote:
>
> I get stuck with the CPAN install of DBD::mysql which fails with errors
> compiling.
I get complete failures on any CPAN install I try. Since the CPAN module
is shipped as part of the OpenSolaris distribution, I dunno what's going
on, b
Hello people,
I'm using NWAM trying to configure two interfaces cards with NWAM, but I can't
take it.
I've edited the /etc/nwam/llp file.
The NWAM service recognize the two networks cards perfectly!
But, I don't get configure the second card.
My llp file is:
===
e1000g0 dchp
e1000g
I just did a test install of opensolaris 2008.11 on a Seagate 1.5TB drive with
option of "using the entire disk".
Afterwards, df -H reports that the available space in /export/home is only
about 970GB ... all counted, there are at least 400GB space missing. I am new
to zfs, however, this see
Hi all,
I picked up one card recently, it was for free, and I needed some PATA ports. I
couldn't find it on the HCL - does a driver exist out there for this card?
I googled, but no luck...
$ scanpci
pci bus 0x0001 cardnum 0x00 function 0x00: vendor 0x105a device 0x6268
Promise Technology, Inc.
> And how do I share it?
Ummm ... I showed you how to share it.
> By NFS, SMB or iSCSI?
No. It's a ZFS filesystem that can be mounted in the global and non-global
zone.
> Is there not something to share it directly without the overhead of NFS, SMB
> or iSCSI?
Yes, it's what I just describe
> And how do I share it?
> By NFS, SMB or iSCSI?
> Is there not something to share it directly without
> the overhead of NFS, SMB or iSCSI?
Loopback mount?
(see the examples that mention lofs in zonecfg(1m))
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I have a non-global zone with apache processes.
I have set the following with zonecfg:
limitpriv: default,dtrace_proc,dtrace_user
I can now trace my apache processes as root from the global zone, but not as
normal user.
I added this as normal user in the file /etc/ouser_attr:
saftype=normal;d
Greg Palmer wrote:
> Mao Ting SUN wrote:
>> May I know is there any way I could compile my codes under SunOS
>> environment instead of a gcc Unix environment?
> Hi, I'm having a bit of a problem following exactly what your
> situation is. It sounds like you need the Sun compilers instead of th
Mao Ting SUN wrote:
> May I know is there any way I could compile my codes under SunOS environment
> instead of a gcc Unix environment?
>
Hi, I'm having a bit of a problem following exactly what your situation
is. It sounds like you need the Sun compilers instead of the gcc
compiler. Based o
I still believe it would be simpler for a development environement to access
directly from the global zone to the user zone by changing only the directory
permissions.
But when I boot the zone I get the following:
# zoneadm -z web boot
/home/zones/web must not be group readable.
/home/zones/web m
And how do I share it?
By NFS, SMB or iSCSI?
Is there not something to share it directly without the overhead of NFS, SMB or
iSCSI?
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