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do you have glance installed? glance will show reads/writes separately. Did you verify that all primary paths are going to the EVA? Swap paths with pvchange if necessary.

look at /sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/*

make_net_recovery -n num_archives -> Specifies the number of archives to be saved on the server

Hi, chatr +b does not work on an ELF (64bit pa-risc) file. perhaps the +s flag works, or try setting the SHLIB_PATH environment variable correctly. HTH

install hpux over the network with igniteUX or from an external SCSI dvd drive

lspci -v also, check /sys/devices ...

try hwinfo and lspci

set your display variable, something like export DISPLAY=<your.pcs.ip.address>:0

Normally, in maintenance mode there should be not nfs, so no nfs problem either. Try to boot from another medium, e.g. cd, boot tape, ignite image on an ignite server.

Hi, any error (even typing error) in netconf will cause the system not to configure your network card correctly, so you will get the error you reported. You can boot into maintenance mode (hpux -im) and correct your configuration. HTH, yai

...$string .= $_ . " "} close FH; $string .= "\n"; print $string; the second one: #!/opt/perl5/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; my @files = glob "*"; my $string; for (@files) {$string .= $_ . " "} $string .= "\n"; print $string; to output the string to a file: open(FH, "> test.out"); print...

MS SQL on HPUX?

Hi, you don't modify @juliandate, and you don't return @juliandate. You only return 3 scalar values. So what do you expect? Anyway, making an array a global variable is in general not a good idea. Try to pass the array as an array reference to your sub, then modify it, and you have to return...

I don't know the context from which you took this sub. I suppose it can be used with a object reference as first paramter and a value as the second OR with only a value. In the first case, the object reference is simply ignored. HTH, yai

>> Sounds like SOx-speak to me. Am I right? No, it's BSI, as we are located in germany (BSI = Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik, something like federal office for security in information techniology). Seems like we found an interesting topic: 15 postings in 2 days. Wow...

...application-tier etc. then you should keep rights (and responsibilites) to the respective administrators. root should not be oracle user and sap* at the same time, and must not know their passwords. Exception: if you are the only admin running unix, oracle AND the app, e.g. SAP. Of course can...

In general, it is not a bad idea to hide passwords from root. I am root all the time, but why i should have knowledge of passwords of other people?. It's bad enough to see all these pop3 passwords in wireshark (the bad thing about it is that people continue to use insecure protocolls). yai

why hide your code? ashamed of it? make it GPL.

why don't you use the syslog mechanism and let them all log to a central syslog server.

the following is from grub.pdf: "11.1 How to specify devices The device syntax is like this: (device[,part-num][,bsd-subpart-letter]) ‘[]’ means the parameter is optional. device should be either ‘fd’ or ‘hd’ followed by a digit, like ‘fd0’. But you can also set device to a hexadecimal or a...