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
>
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 created
before I moved the ho
Hi,
Works fine on my bash on OSOL snv_124
Vikram
Chris wrote:
I am using opensolaris 2009.06
In bash I have the prompt set to display the current directory and when I go
back to my home directory I expect it to replace it with ~. The tilde is there
when I first bring up a shell but if I na
> I am using opensolaris 2009.06
>
> In bash I have the prompt set to display the current directory and when I
> go back to my home directory I expect it to replace it with ~. The tilde
> is there when I first bring up a shell but if I navigate away from my home
> directory and then go back it do
I am using opensolaris 2009.06
In bash I have the prompt set to display the current directory and when I go
back to my home directory I expect it to replace it with ~. The tilde is there
when I first bring up a shell but if I navigate away from my home directory and
then go back it doesn't rep
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;
Hi
I am using 250 GB disc
I am having dual boot system with windows allocated 130 GB.
And solaris 100GB.
With 20 GB unallocated space.
How do i able to create a partition in solaris out of that 20GB unallocated
space.
N.B.- It is easy for me to create a partition from solaris 100GB.But want to
u
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
> Use VI instead. It is much much better. :oP
Nej nej Kebabbert, Emacs är kung.
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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:
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>> | On 2009-10-16 03:23:07, Harry Putnam
Thanks.
The funny thing is I run top many times today but never get seg fault anymore.
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| On 2009-10-16 03:23:07, Harry Putnam wrote:
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| I remember having done something way back... I think it was posted on
| an opensolaris.org page... how to setup a root account and login as
| root
It's not bad habit on Solaris. top is somewhat bad habit when you have a lot of
users on some system using it in one time ;-)
http://www.brendangregg.com/DTrace/prstatvstop.html
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Some of these tools can answer your question :
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/observability/
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Hi,
Looks like the bug has been fixed as part:
(from 140678-01)
6744203 systems reporting ereport.cpu.intel.nb.ie
which is part of 139556.
Well, I have Dell 2950 with S10+patches - in particular: 141445-09, 139556-08
and still I'm getting lots of ereport.cpu.intel.nb.ie errors.
# fmdump -e|tai
[ Please note - this is off the top of my head, so nothing is tested.
There may^H^H^H will be errors in here :-) ]
Personally, I would use an SMF service to wrap my reader, and place a
dependent entry in the manifest something like this:
Then, syslog will wa
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| On 2009-10-16 03:23:07, Harry Putnam wrote:
|
| I remember having done something way back... I think it was posted on
| an opensolaris.org page... how to setup a root account and login as
| root. Any way it was fair
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
>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; doesn't it work when
you use /var/adm/
> Thanks. It didn't coredump.
Hmm, interesting...
I just tried to run top in a window and ran "pkill -SEGV top" in another window;
the shell reports "Segmentation fault", but the kernel doesn't write a core
dump.
Reason is that top changes it's current directory to /proc, and the kernel
can't
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