Note spec-files-extra has spec-files for building newer versions of
these modules (some in the archive directory):
http://pkgbuild.sourceforge.net/spec-files-extra/
Even if you find it too much work to setup the pkgbuild to build the
spec-files, looking at the build recipe in the spec-file an
f your user does not, but has access to
the "root" role. So, it is pretty easy to configure users with RBAC
to not require passwords to run the programs needed.
Brian
On 11/14/11 07:36 PM, Brian Cameron wrote:
Andrew:
The functional replacement of the "Primary Administrator&quo
Andrew:
The functional replacement of the "Primary Administrator" RBAC profile
is "System Administrator". If you use this instead, you should find
that your use is able to run programs with pfexec in much the same way
as you used to do with "Primary Administrator".
Note that if you setup your
Dmitry:
Not count that much on my humble opinion, but I think OpenSolaris
is appropriately secure. If you need a paranoid level of security,
take a look at OpenBSD. I would not compare anything with abstract
Linux, there are too many distributions of it, varying in security
level. For me, OpenS
The Desktop team is considering EOL'ing Python 2.4 in the near future
before the next release of Solaris. This will ease maintenance and
require less support moving forward.
The Desktop team has already been working with the printing team, the
IPS team, and other teams to make this switch, and
When I first heard that Oracle was planning to purchase Sun, my initial
reaction was excitement. If anybody has the character to go
head-to-head with the likes of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs in the Desktop
market, I cannot imagine anyone other than Mr. Ellison.
But, my delusional initial impres
Joerg/Dmitry:
On 07/30/10 12:10 PM, joerg.schill...@fokus.fraunhofer.de wrote:
"Dmitry G. Kozhinov" wrote:
sound-juicer is started by a non-root user the process runs as root and writes
its files as root
If this is true, this is a huge security hole. Someone should investigate the
proble
Andre:
On 07/20/10 01:25 PM, Andre Lue wrote:
getting "ld: fatal: file smartd.o: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64" when trying to
build 64 bit versions of programs for most things where the 32 bit version builds fine.
if I recompose the failure line and add -m64 it completes. Am I doing somethin
John:
Note that OpenSolaris is a bit weird in how it supports hardware
acceleration. If you build a binary with SSE support, for example,
then it will not run on machines that do not have SEE support. If
you build with SSE3 support, it will not run on machines with only
SSE or SSE2 support.
T
Fascinating, Captain.
Brian
On 06/30/10 10:47 AM, Alex Viskovatoff wrote:
It is simply TRUE that "If you use OpenSolaris, you should know how to build
applications from source." Building applications from source is part of Unix culture.
Notice I didn't say one MUST know how to do this. And
Attila:
I hit some bug in libtheora.
What bug did you hit? Did you file a bug in http://doo.opensolaris.org
under the "gnome" category? The best solution would be to fix the bug
so you do not need to install an older version of the package? But it
is unlikely the bug will be fixed if it is
Andrew:
Therefore, the second question then (and it would greatly lighten any
OpenSolaris distros) is whether Fluxbox is supported on the platform over GNOME?
Probably the first step in getting Fluxbox integrated and supported into
OpenSolaris would be for someone to drive it through the ARC
Robin:
Here's the output of the "top" command while it's frozen at the login
splash:
Unfortunately the top output does not show any particular processes
consuming a lot of memory, so this indicates that the delay is not CPU
bound.
Note there is a bug about a very similar problem here:
htt
10 minutes, then a different approach to diagnosing the problem is
necessary.
The dtrace program is another program that might be useful in debugging
this sort of issue. I'm not much of a dtrace expert, but perhaps
someone else on this list could recommend ways to debug this sort of
issue with dtrace.
I am getting repetitive motion disorder just deleting all of the emails
in this thread. Really, you are hurting me. Isn't there something
more worthwhile that we can talk about? Can we create a separate forum
for OpenSolaris armchair speculators to blab away at each other without
bothering tho
Robin:
On 05/ 8/10 02:14 PM, Robin Axelsson wrote:
The delay is 3 minutes long (~180 seconds) and not 2 or 30 seconds. This
is delay easy to measure since there's a clock in the bottom right
corner of the login splash that is frozen which "jumps" 3 minutes
forward when the input text field for
y were easy to locate by looking
at the time stamps.
I attach them with this message.
- Robin.
On 2010-05-06 19:20, Brian Cameron wrote:
To debug this, I would recommend editing the /etc/gdm/custom.conf file
and add the line "Enable=true" after the line that says "[debug]" s
To debug this, I would recommend editing the /etc/gdm/custom.conf file
and add the line "Enable=true" after the line that says "[debug]" so
it looks like this:
[debug]
Enable=true
Then reboot. After reboot, the syslog file (/var/adm/messages) should
have GDM related debug messages near the bot
Note that both Fluendo bugs have been marked as fixed, so this
problem should be resolved. Apologies for any inconveniences.
Brian
On 04/ 1/10 03:39 PM, Brian Cameron wrote:
Gary:
Whenever I log in, I get a message that there are Codeina updates
available for the free mp3 decoder. So I
Gary:
Whenever I log in, I get a message that there are Codeina updates available for
the free mp3 decoder. So I installed the upgrade, but it still still happens
every time I log in. If I tell it to install again, it tells me that it's
already installed.
Anyone know what the process is t
Rainer:
The code to support logindevperm, the dtlogin pipe, SunAudit and other
features was in the GDM 2.20 version, but has not yet been
re-integrated into the new GDM rewrite (2.28). However, the patches we
apply to add these features to the new GDM 2.28 came directly from the
old GDM 2.20.
Rainer:
We're currently using xdm in a Sun Ray environment, and didn't have this
issue so far. No idea why.
Sun Ray does not use logindevperm for device management for Sun Ray
clients. logindevperm is only used for the system console. So, the
lack of logindevperm support is probably not su
Aleksey:
Do I need some additional package for running xdm as a service?
Os this is just a bug in packaging xdm.
P.S.
I'm completely new to Solaris and OpenSolaris, so please be patient.
I'm aware of gdm, but I don't need it. I'd like to stay with xdm.
Refer here:
http://bugs.opensolaris.o
Gregory:
How do I completely disable /usr/bin/xscreensaver,
aside from rm'ing the executable?
Information about how to configure xscreensaver is here:
http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/faq.html
Also, you can run the "xscreensaver-demo" program and you can disable
the screensaver by changing
Harry:
After doing an image-update from build 129 to 133, I'm finding my old
system for starting X fails now.
I usually run with gdm disabled and rely on startx to get X up when I
need it, so have a console login.
I've been starting X with:
startx /usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-with-session g
George:
Hi there to all, dear friends!
Came to know about OpenSolaris... I installed it, but everything
seems to be hard... the sound does not work.. cannot find any
new updates... I used OpenSolaris 2009.06
Note that OSS (the Boomer project) will be integrated into the next
release of OpenS
Avon:
Try logging into an xterm session from the login screen, then run
% dbus-launch --exit-with-session gnome-session --debug
This should cause the desktop to show up, but you will be able
to see the debug output of starting gnome-session in the terminal
window.
Adding the debug argument sh
Peter:
There are some problems with build 130-132 with the "gdm" user not being
setup properly. There are also similar issues that can happen depending
on how you have updated your system. See here:
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=13437
You can fix this by making sure the
Peter:
I realise this is quite an old thread now but am curious to know if
any of Artem's prototype code ever managed to find it's way into
OpenSolaris or whether it's still languishing about ...perhaps
never to see the light of day?
I believe that Artem's prototype was never made available t
On 02/02/10 03:17, Paul van der Zwan wrote:
On 2 feb 2010, at 00:54, Brian Cameron wrote:
Paul:
Is it possible to run GDM inside a zone on b131 ? I would like to have a zone I
can use to run stuff like netbeans etc in, and
I don’t want to use the global zone for that.
It would think
Paul:
The new GDM does support running as an XDMCP server and supports
running XDMCP clients via indirect queries. However, it currently does
not support the ability to launch the XDMCP chooser from the login
screen. This is a known regression:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59
Paul:
Is it possible to run GDM inside a zone on b131 ? I would like to have a zone I
can use to run stuff like netbeans etc in, and
I don’t want to use the global zone for that.
It would think that it should be possible, though I have not tried it
myself.
As far as I can tell the gdm smf
On 01/25/10 07:04, Bruce Porter wrote:
Ok, did the upgrade this morning from 111b to 131.
1st off, boot time now appears to be a lot quicker so an improvement over
124->130 from that POV :-)
Unfortunately I still cannot get the GUI up (as has been the way since attempts
to load 130).
The sys
Alexander:
For two builds (130,131) I hit 13540 bug (Xorg dies on gnome-session startup).
I couldn't make more sophisticated diagnostics, but all other main gnome
processes (gnome-settings-daemon, metacity, nautilus, gnome-panel) may be
launched by hand from xterm and work successfully.
Howe
Tim:
On 01/23/10 01:56, Tim Scanlon wrote:
comay said;
"> 130: could not even see the screen as it was all dark white"
This is probably tied to X 3d feature stuff, I encountered the
same problem& was able to trigger the white screen of doom when
I tested to see if I could do something more l
Casper:
I've noticed that more and more things have stopped working in SXCE;
specifically X which is now only partially delivered (no Xnest) and,
unfortunately, GDM was upgraded so getting Sun Ray to work is impossible,
it seems, except by using dtlogin.
In our testing, the new GDM works well
Robinky:
Thanks for letting me know the second issue is on the release note. I am
afraid that the work-around does not work though. The dialog box keeps
appearing on the screen.
I have also found out that someone already raised the bug report on this case.
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/s
[b]Issue #2[/b]
After booting up from the image-updated BE, the authentication screen does not
appear properly.
The phenomenon is three message boxes pop up instead, which does not allow me
into the Desktop whatever I did.
(Authentication1.JPG -> Authentication2.JPG -> Authentication3.JPB)
found solutions to problems
by googling and finding blog entries.
Brian
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 5:14 PM, Brian Cameron wrote:
Ryan:
Messages that org.gnome.SessionManager are odd. If gnome-session is
running, then other process should be able to connect to the
SessionManager. Is the gnome-sess
Ryan:
Messages that org.gnome.SessionManager are odd. If gnome-session is
running, then other process should be able to connect to the
SessionManager. Is the gnome-session process running?
It might be worthwhile to test other D-Bus functionality and try to
determine if this might be a problem
t set reasonably, then GNOME will not start up properly.
Brian
I haven't read through everything, but there is a warning that states:
WARNING: No required applications specified.
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 1:53 PM, Brian Cameron wrote:
The gnome-session --debug argument sends debug messages to y
The gnome-session --debug argument sends debug messages to your
syslog (/var/adm/messages). Look there.
Brian
Ryan Proud wrote:
Ryan:
Can someone help me with this issue. I'm trying to
create a very slim gnome desktop environment. I
tried working from the bottom up, by using this image
(
Ryan:
Can someone help me with this issue. I'm trying to create a very slim gnome
desktop environment. I tried working from the bottom up, by using this image
(http://blogs.sun.com/jkshah/entry/minimal_opensolaris_2009_06_appliance), but am
having a problem with gnome
(http://opensolaris.
Is expressing amusement "language that causes resentment"?
Or is the bad language you are talking about the reference to "A$$" in
the subject line?
Has our forum come to this?
Brian
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
I'm amused that you think that re-writing IPS in the
C language would
make it run that
Moinak Ghosh wrote:
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 9:40 PM, Brian Cameron wrote:
Ken:
I just tried the "OSOL 2008.11 and higher" client. I didn't have a
Second Life account, so I created one at their website.
Then, when I try to use the client, I enter my username and passwor
Ken:
I just tried the "OSOL 2008.11 and higher" client. I didn't have a
Second Life account, so I created one at their website.
Then, when I try to use the client, I enter my username and password
and click the "Connect" button. A dialog appears saying "Terms of
Service Agreement - Please rea
Narendra:
I am trying to install Real Player 11 X86 gold for OpenSolaris 09.06. I
go success to install this but when i it startsup it is giving me some
warning & not playing any format like ".wmv, .mpeg etc". My Internet
connection is working fine and when i am going to download the updated
Alex:
I couldn't find a answer. Who can help me
What means the content in the brace at the man-pages?
Where can I find the description?
e.g.
zpool(1M) --> 1M
basename(1) --> 1
basename(1B) --> 1B
file(1) --> 1
file(1B) --> 1B
The number in parens after the manpage topic refers to the manpage
Francois:
Sorry for the slow response. I talked with some people at Fluendo
and they just provided the following information to me today.
* Fullscreen support
Do you know what it is doing there? Just a linear interpolation, or is
it upscaling? Under windows, players like Arcsoft use CUDA
Note that for the applications to appear in the panel, you need to have
the "Window List" applet in your panel. You might try right-clicking
on an empty area of the panel and select "Add to panel". Then add the
"Window List" applet. Does this fix the problem?
By default this applet is in your
had with suse linux a few years
ago, also with Xdmcp: While we still have ipv4, the newly installed suse
box listened by default to ipv6. If this is the case here, too: How can
I make my opensolaris listen to ipv4?
Or do you see another point in the log?
Best wishes, Ulrich
Brian Cameron wrote:
U
Ulrich:
I would recommend editing /usr/share/gdm/defaults.conf and setting
"Enable=true" in the [debug] section. Then restart the gdm service
or reboot. Then recreate the problem, and check the syslog
(/var/adm/messages). You should find gdm-related messages at the
bottom which should highlig
Suraj:
Try editing /etc/X11/gdm/custom.conf and add "Enable=true" to the
"[debug]" section. Then restart gdm (by running "svcadm restart gdm" or
by rebooting. Then recreate the problem, and check your syslog
(/var/adm/messages) to see if there are any helpful error messages
that might indicate
This sounds like either GDM is failing to start up, or a problem
with the Xserver.
You could turn on debug by editing /usr/share/gdm/defaults.conf and
setting "Enable=true" in the "[debug]" section. Then try to restart
gdm (log into root and run "gdm" or reboot). After it fails, check
the /var
I think the other Brian answered the question you asked about the
fact that you need to use package manager to install the needed
SUNWgtk2-devel package. But I wanted to let you know about some
gotchas you might run into.
Note that the wxWidgets provided with OpenSolaris is built with the
Sun S
Pen-Yuan:
Please excuse my ignorance as a totally new user of OpenSolaris (and unix/linux
systems!).
Is there a way to easily install alternative window mangers such as Openbox or
Fluxbox for this system? I've got two questions that are more specific:
1. Are there any specific tips for compil
There have been a rash of recently filed bugster CR's and doo bugs
regarding the fact that progrmas which depend on the "Console User"
profile being set properly is not working as expected.
Refer to:
- bugster #6885612
http://bt2ws.central.sun.com/CrPrint?id=6885612
- bugster #6885815
http:
and you should
see some other error message if it is still failing.
Just speculating, but from looking at the code, this hopefully
narrows down what you should be looking at.
Brian
On 24 Sep 2009, at 20:32, Brian Cameron wrote:
Christopher:
Hello Brian, thanks for replying.
options/tcp_li
urning off tcpwrappers and see if you can get
it working without using that. That might help to determine if it
is a problem with GDM XDMCP in general, or with the tcpwrapper
code.
- Chris
On 24 Sep 2009, at 19:28, Brian Cameron wrote:
Chris:
Refer to "man Xserver". Note that you
Chris:
Refer to "man Xserver". Note that you may need to set the SMF
property "options/tcp_listen" to true so that the Xserver accepts
incoming TCP/IP connections. You can use the svccfg(1M) command
to set this property as the Xserver manpage explains.
Brian
I have a box running OpenSolari
Alexander:
В пн, 21/09/2009 в 17:50 -0500, Brian Cameron пишет:
Alexander:
I have strange situation: gdm logins are not recorded on our terminal server.
Other logins, such as ssh , are recorded and have last entries...
This is odd. In the version of GDM that you would be using on snv_97
Alexander:
I have strange situation: gdm logins are not recorded on our terminal server.
Other logins, such as ssh , are recorded and have last entries...
This is odd. In the version of GDM that you would be using on snv_97
should be either GDM 2.20.9 or GDM 2.20.10. Both versions should b
Alan:
I also see this problem on my Toshiba Tecra M10 laptop. Normally I
use the mousepad on the laptop and not a separate mouse. I often find
it frustrating that my 3ButtonEmulation seems to "go away" after a
while.
I do see the message in the Xorg.0.log:
(II) 3rd Button detected: disabling
Calum/Russell:
I noticed that GPhoto2 was not included in SXCE b121 but is provided
in Solaris 10 as the Digital Camera Browser. Is there a replacement
for GPhoto2 in latest release of OpenSolaris or has it been replaced
with some other application to perform a similar function?
Hmm, Digital
Impact: 5 dependent services are not running:
svc:/milestone/multi-user:default
svc:/system/intrd:default
svc:/milestone/multi-user-server:default
svc:/system/zones:default
svc:/application/graphical-login/gdm:default
as you can see, the problem is due to ntp, even if the network is present:
Alexander:
Note you can run gnome-session with the --debug argument to generate
additional debug information. It would be useful if you could share
the output generated by running it with debug turned on.
Brian
It's funny. I haven't noticed initially that it was core dump because of fast
re
Note that the GDM service depends on other services such as fc-cache,
utmpx, hal, and D-Bus. Can you check if GDM slow to start because
the GDM service is slow to startup, or is the problem because some
service GDM depends on is slow to startup?
If the problem is GDM, you could try editing
/us
I just updated my Toshiba Tecra M10 x86 machine to build 122, and it
no longer seems to recognize my wifi. I was previously using build 115
and it just worked with my wireless "iwh0" device. However, when I run
"ifconfig -a" I no longer see the "iwh0" device available now that I am
using build
Uros:
Just to add that Fluedo web site offer free source code
of Moovida media player. I tried to compile it on my
machine but it is not so powerful to do it :-/.
Unfourtunately, I cannot leverage Sun's servers to do
portin because there are graphics components, too.
Note that elisa has been
Spencer:
Fluendo has already released a licensed DVD player for Linux, and they
plan to make one available for OpenSolaris soon:
http:://www.fluendo.com/
The difficulty with distributing a DVD player is that there are many
associated licensing that is required to play DVD's. Many media form
) found, but none have a usable configuration.
Fatal server error:
no screeens found
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 11:53 PM, Alan Coopersmith
mailto:alan.coopersm...@sun.com>> wrote:
Brian Cameron wrote:
> Lastly, you can try running the /usr/X11/bin/Xserver directly
from the
>
Chidi:
You can check the GDM Xorg logs for DISPLAY :0 here:
- /var/log/Xorg.0.log
- /var/log/gdm/:0
Also, you can turn on GDM debug by editing /usr/share/gdm/defaults.conf
and setting Enable=true in the "[debug]" section. Then restart GDM and
it should spew a lot of debug output to /var/adm/me
Dave/Che:
The licensed and supported way:
http://www.fluendo.com/shop/product/complete-set-of-playback-plugins/
use this if you are in a country in which the relevant codecs must be
appropriately licensed (most countries), essential if you are
implementing within a corporate environment unless
Scott:
This seems a better question for security-disc...@opensolaris.org.
Brian
I have recently setup OpenSolaris to use as a file server (I like ZFS) and I connect to this server remotely using SSH. In the past I used iptable rules on Linux to limit connection attempts to SSH within 60 secon
Rino:
hi, i installed gftp thru pkg and it doesn't immediately comes to the
Applications/Internet menu. i checked the System/Preferences/Main Menu and gftp
is showing there with a checked mark. i have to logout and login again to
refresh the menu.
is this happening with everyone?
I think t
I suspect cheese users on build 117 or later have run into this bug:
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=9782
This patch will likely go into our next build (#121). The patch is
in the bug report. If you wanted to rebuild gst-plugins-good (in
the SUNWgnome-media package), then t
Matthew:
I can play mp3 audio though Rhythmbox fine, the only problem is that it
momentarily pauses/skips when I do thinks like moving windows around,
alt-tabbing between windows, switching tabs in Firefox, clicking the mouse,
opening a new folder in nautilus. It's a bit irritating! What cou
Anon Y Mous wrote:
We've got a very detailed thread about sound issues in the newer
builds of OpenSolaris going on here:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=395746
Could you try the following test:
1) Try running gnome-volume-control. You will notice at the top there
Cesar:
Does your system have a /dev/audio and a /dev/audioctl file? If not,
then the problem is likely that your sound card is not supported.
Do non-GStreamer based audio programs such as /usr/bin/audioplay
work?
Brian
I have the same problem. Well almost the same. My sound doesn't work at a
In Python 2.5 and later, hashlib is used for md5 support.
http://docs.python.org/library/hashlib.html
Based on the error messages you report, it seems that your Python 2.5
was not built properly or has a bug, as Jerry suggests.
If you are using a version of Python provided by Sun, then there
I have been investigating a performance issue on OpenSolaris/x86, which
will probably happen to other architectures (sparc, arm ..) related to
the memory management while working with huge files with 'ar'.
The result of the investigation exposes that GNU ar is >40 times slower
than the Solaris o
Alan:
If you register at fluendo through codeina, you are entitled to the free
mp3 decoder.
You can also download the MP3 plugin for free from the Fluendo website,
if you do not want to use codeina:
http://www.fluendo.com/shop/product/fluendo-mp3-decoder
I have a laptop with OpenSolaris 2
Richard/Calum:
* rhythmbox, even after installing the mp3 plugin, complains about
lack of Xv support.
This is a known issue; IIRC the workaround is to turn off
visualizations in Rhythmbox. (I forget where you do that, not running
it right now.)
If you are using a graphics card that does
Alan:
The upstream project adopted changes while porting to Microsoft Visual C
that made it easier to adapt to Studio 12 as well, so that is now working
for us, though it may still be a problem for other code written for gcc.
The one issue remaining there that I've been meaning to ask about is
On 04/23/09 12:52, Martinus Ady H wrote:
Hi list,
Note that there is a spec-file for building gftp in spec-files-extra:
http://pkgbuild.sourceforge.net/spec-files-extra/
There are several patches in spec-files-extra for gftp. I'd bet if you
applied these patches, or built the spec-file via
I ve difficulty in installing mp3 codec.
I reached the final stage ( i should copy the codec file ie., .so file to
/usr/lib folder
But.. It says Your r not the owner and u dont have enough permissions to Paste
in this location. But I didnt create any 'Owner' account during installation.
Ho
Robert:
After upgrading to 110 and running pfexec init 6, the system reboots and ends
up at the 'opensolaris console login:' prompt
First thing I'd check is whether the display manager service
is starting and failing. On OpenSolaris, GDM is the default login
program and Nevada still uses CD
Dave:
Specifically in the case of partitioning, I think we chose not to
emphasize this as strongly, as ZFS makes it a far less interesting topic
in general; you really want to just be giving it whole disks and making
your life simpler. Perhaps that's being a little too optimistic about
ZFS for
Ghee:
Where is the communication channel? I would like to submit project and
also consolidate project ideas from the Desktop side.
I know the GNOME community is going to do GSOC this year, so if there
are desktop related projects, it might make more sense to submit them
via the GNOME communit
Halton:
Some minor grammar/spelling issues:
> Following are issues have been supported in SS12, so we need remove
"Following are the issues which are now supported in SS12, so we need to
remove"
> those patches. Read Sun Studio Express - README for more information.
> These issues wont's be
Glenn:
>> I think your arguments are sound. It does seem that there should be
>> an interface for finding out if the user has a preference for IPS to
>> be used as the packaging system (beyond IPS just being installed on
>> the system).
>
> In theory, if a user wants to use IPS to manager their
Glenn:
I think your arguments are sound. It does seem that there should be
an interface for finding out if the user has a preference for IPS to
be used as the packaging system (beyond IPS just being installed on
the system).
It also seems odd that there isn't a standard interface that can be
re
Edward:
> note that i'm not a member of the IPS team, a packaging expert,
> etc. but i did buy the currently available fluendo codecs so
> i'm replying because i'm an interested customer. ;)
Thanks for your comments. Some questions below...
> well, when distinguishing between sparc and x86, i
I am currently working with some engineers at Fluendo to help them
provide their media plugins for OpenSolaris and also to help make
the codeina program work on both Solaris and OpenSolaris. I have
a few questions I am hoping you can help with.
The codeina client program sets 4 variables to iden
Ché:
> I have seen MeidaPortal compared to Elisa so I guess you could say that they
> play in the same space...
They seem similar, from looking at the MediaPortal website. However,
looking at the FAQ, it seems that it does not support Linux, and is a
Windows only application.
http://www.team-
Ché:
> Thanks for the heads-up Brian...
>
> Is the pyopenssl delay due to export controls?
No. It's just a matter of whether the SFW consolidation can
integrate the module in time. I am working with them to try
and make this happen, and am hopeful.
Brian
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Ché:
> My understanding is that elisa will be included in 2008.11 as well - which
> should include
> additional functionality above and beyond that offered by Totem...
That is not true. Our plan is to integrate elisa into the 2009.04
release.
However, there are a few risks that could delay t
Peter:
> On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 5:47 PM, Brian Cameron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> If someone wanted to make a really great set of system tools for
>> Solaris, then why not base it on something like the old Sun
>> Management Center and use SNMP.
>
> SunMC?
If someone wanted to make a really great set of system tools for
Solaris, then why not base it on something like the old Sun
Management Center and use SNMP. Then, you can start supporting
the sorts of hardware monitoring and reporting that SNMP provides
and extend it. Further SNMP is designed t
Artem:
The last time we talked about this there was hope that the USB team
in Beijing would take over the Sun Ray HAL/D-Bus work. I'm guessing
that didn't happen? Is there any update about who might be able to
work on this? Perhaps we should discuss this further with the Sun
Ray team to find o
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