On May 11, 2006, at 10:00 PM, Dennis Clarke wrote:
Me too. Wait until you see fluxbox.
Screenshots?
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> Ohh, I like that xfce look for Solaris
Me too. Wait until you see fluxbox.
> Questions;
>
> 1) where did you get the latest 4.2.3 for NV and how to install since I can
> only find 4.2.1 at blastwave.
I was in a rush to build the latest and greatest and thus I used the Xfce
kit from the t
I propose a project to enhance SMF profiles. The goals are to allow
profiles to specify arbitrary service properties (today's profiles may
only specify whether services should be enabled), to allow
administrators to specify a customization profile during JumpStart, and
to provide a generic profile
David Bustos wrote:
I propose a project to enhance SMF profiles. The goals are to allow
profiles to specify arbitrary service properties (today's profiles may
only specify whether services should be enabled), to allow
administrators to specify a customization profile during JumpStart, and
to pr
Ohh, I like that xfce look for Solaris
Questions;
1) where did you get the latest 4.2.3 for NV and how to install since I can
only find 4.2.1 at blastwave.
2) Do you just install "Entire Group" for NV and then just add in XFce. Not
worrying about bloat. Or is this some sort of build up from a m
One thing that I dont see mentioned in this thread, that is semi-related:
it would be nice to keep the [] tags, BUT, have intelligent
mailserver-side stripping of "Re" addons.
If you're going to auto-add-on [] tags, the software should first strip
out initial "Re:" lines.
In other words.
S
Try it sometime; fire up vi on a file, escape via
:sh
resize the window, and ^D out of the subshell. Vi won't realize the window's
size has
changed. The simplest workaround is to resize the window again, which vi will
notice.
At least, that's as of Solaris 9, and I don't see anything in the cod
Hi Folks,
A new release of BeleniX is now available. This is mainly a
performance tweak and bugfix release:
1) Developed a new file sorting algorithm to process the DTrace output.
This has resulted in boot time reductions of upto 20 seconds. The
algorithm tries to identify contention regio
You're aware that Microsoft themselves offer the free download called
Services For Unix that includes an NFSv3 client and server?
Only ever used it on a small network, but my understanding via the
feedback here, its kinda on the crappy side of the equation.
I do recall expecting that
Spencer Shepler wrote:
I would like to propose the creation of an NFS/RDMA project to
be affiliated with the OpenSolaris NFS community.
The purpose of this project is to update the existing
NFS/RDMA(Infiniband) support in OpenSolaris to match the most recent
Internet Drafts on the topic. It wo
> Well, I think there was some issues that needed to be
> resolved in which you can't technically have ZFS work
> well on Solaris 9 which doing some EXTRA work to hook
> it in. Seems better to just grab SXCR b38 and go from
> there.
>
If I gave that impression [see above quote], I apologize for be
Valerie Anne Bubb wrote:
On Sat, 6 May 2006, Martin Schaffstall wrote:
I just had an idea: Would it be useful/feasible to sign all
executabley in Solaris with a cryptographic key and only allow
execution of signed binaries then? Would this help to improve system
security?
Hi Martin -
It may
YJ Fan wrote:
Our company is make library software that need sevel ports connection. When
going to solaris 10, they started to use xinetd. After I showed how ease of the
smf, now they are using smf-inetd. but still the xined existed for the port
forwarding.
e.g.
server1 access server
server2
> Does anyone know where I can find header files associated with libsunmath 'C'
> library?
You can find them in Sun Studio compiler suite. Here's the download link, just
in case:
http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/cc/downloads/index.jsp
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