On 01/14/10 03:44, Jaideep Das wrote:
> i have install vpanel-firewall on my laptop. I want to know how to enable a
> basic firewall on my laptop. Or is there a firewall running already.
OpenSolaris comes with ipfilter, though it isn't enabled unless you
explicitly enable it. Since you hav
Paul Johnston wrote:
> On the "I think I should .." thread mention was made of MPlayer and how it
> was better for OpenSolaris than VLC (which I unsuccessfully tried to build).
> Anyway tried to build MPlayer
>
> Running make I fail with
>
> gcc -DHAVE_AV_CONFIG_H -I.. -I.. -Wundef -Wdisabled-op
Vic Webster wrote:
> I am not saying there is any shortcoming in the operating system, the
> shortcoming is in me!
>
> Well, to be fair to myself, I'm not sure that the operating system is
> genuinely built to incorporate those with "general, everyday usage"
> in mind (something I was hoping to co
Luke Hall Bland wrote:
> /usr/X11/bin/scanpci -v:
> No PCI devices found
I think you get this message if you run scanpci as a non-privileged
user. Try running it as root.
Dave
Chris Quenelle wrote:
> Is there any way to authorize the "root" role for my NIS login account
> without needing permissions to manage the NIS inforamtion?
>
> Can I perform a local modification that grants rights to NIS account?
>
> I would like to leave RBAC enabled, but I need to login using
Emmanuel De Paepe wrote:
> Sometimes I use this in Solaris 10:
>
> # /etc/init.d/volmgt stop
>
> # eject -d
>
> # /etc/init.d/volmgt start
I'm not sure why it is necessary to stop volume management.
Is 'eject -d' alone not working on OpenSolaris?
Dave
Emmanuel De Paepe wrote:
> In Solaris 10, volmgt is located in /etc/init.d/
> Where is it located in OpenSolaris?
> Or is there something equivalent accessible through svcs?
I think before your question can be answered, we'll need to know what
you were using volmgt for.
Turning it off?
Emmanuel De Paepe wrote:
> How safe is this command?
>
> I used this on my computer (not as a su) in Solaris 10 and suddenly
> the whole environment was hanging. I logged in from another computer
> on this machine and could perform an 'init 6' without a problem. So
> apparently it made the GUI han
darren wrote:
> what is the most appropriate method of establishing which services
> (smf) I REALLY need to run. I'd like to lock down the node to a
> minimal client with Xserver/client running.
First of all, note that many of the services 'svcs' shows you don't
represent running daemons, bu
Paul Johnston wrote:
> I built the latest from source but is there a version from one of the
> repositories which allows me to user the newer commands to control it?
>
> Using SunOS opensolaris4 5.11 snv_91 i86pc i386 i86pc Solaris
I'm not sure if it's the version you're looking for, but if y
Hans wrote:
> ok
> this is the same as sudo from debian/ubuntu.
> but is there a way too use the root account anyway?
> i say, i know abaout the danger of the root accunt, but want to use it.
> what is the solution?
You can either su to root from a user that has that role (the user
you
Hi Thiago,
Thiago Sobral wrote:
> please, I need some help to set some kernel parameters within resource
> manager.
>
> On Solaris9 I used to type the parameters below into /etc/system, but
> now I read that I need to setup this using resource manager.
Strictly speaking, it isn't nece
Xizhi Zhu wrote:
> When I "dmake all" the init on my box, it says that the head file
"libcontract_priv.h" can't be fount! But I can find it in the
src/lib/libcontract/common/ directory. Any one konws the solution? Thanks!
>
> PS I compiled the latest source code (Nov. 5th) with the SunStudio 1
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