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Never mind, figured it out. Issue was a updated Kernel and updated coreutils pkg. Needed to go to a newer version of coreutils

I get a core dump when I try to do normal write operations like touch and tar. Its only happening with one user account, on 2 of my servers. Any one see this before? Segmentation Fault (core dumped)

I'm having a problem with an SSH client (Windows running PuTTY) connecting to my OpenSSH server runing on Solaris 10. No other clients have the problem and I see they authenticate in my logs, but they immediately get disconnect. This is the output from the client session: C:\Program...

If I remember correctly, that patch is for the live upgrade. Everything worked fine once I did a txt only install.

I recently upgraded Sun Directory Server 5.3 Patch 4 to Patch 6 and all my user account are locked. I get an invalid password error. Anyone else have this experience or now how to fix it? Restored from backup, and everything works.

Here is the error I received when using the GUI installer: ERROR: The specified root and/or boot was not found or was not upgradable. Pfinstall failed: Exit Status = Java.Lang.UNIX Processes@4845aa2 Unable to start Solaris Volume Manager for unknown, c1t0d0s0 is not upgradable

I recently found that if you upgrade from Solaris 9 to Solaris 10 and are running SVM, you can not upgrade using the GUI installer. If you run in text only mode, it works fine. I found a post on an opensolaris form that states this on an older version of Solaris 10. Had the idea to try text...

You should look into getting a terminal server like a cyclades or I think cisco makes one. Really the way to go.

probably related to the home directory for the user. Does oracle own its home directory? Does the parent directory have 755 permissions? Its probably trying to write the .dt file under the user home.

domburns62 - Double checked and I am not using NIS at all djr111 - The system boots off the remote jumpstart without issue. I ended up just doing a clean install. This was the only system I had this problem during the upgrade. I prefer clean installs anyway. Thanks for the suggestions

domburnes62, I get no error when I use jumpstart, I get "Error 11" when I install from DVD. I restart it via DVD, and it give the same Error 11 again. I'm not running NIS or NIS+, Ill look into it, maybe it was enabled some how. MoreFeo, The FW level is the same for 6 systems, 5 installed...

domburns62, Thanks for the response. -I checked the logs, and found nothing. -I do get a command prompt on exit, I have tried suninstall, it exits with "error 11" -The system was build with an identical profile as 5 other systems when I jump-started it with Solaris 9, did not use no_save...

Upgrading from Solaris 9 to Solaris 10 fails in the same part of the install process, if I jumpstart it or install from DVD. I recently jumpstarted 10 systems using the same jumpstart server, all with no issues. Anyone see this before? ip_arp_done: init failed ifconfig: setifflags...

Thanks! Resolved

User logins suddenly stopped showing up in last. Anyone know why that might be? I have 8 servers with identical configurations and only one is having this problem. I am running OpenSSH but I am on all servers.

Do you have auditing turned on? (assuming /var is part on /) check /var/audit. audit files are very compress-able just don't compress the current audit file. You can compress and archive them according to your local log retention policy.

The SAN pkg is included with Solaris 10. Only needed for Solaris 9. The 6000 SW is for managing and configuring the RAID. You do need to install it on at least one machine for initial set-up of the RAID and you may want to use it for maintenance. You can use one install to manage several of...

Thanks guys! You were right, I just needed to find my old version of Perl and and copy the .pm over. I don't remember installing that .pm, but... it was a while ago.

When running perl scripts I get: Cant locate Readonly.pm in @INC... This happened after a Solaris 9 to Solaris 10 upgrade. Any ideas?

Depends on what version of tar your are running too. If you have gtar installed there is a compress and decompress flag /usr/local/bin/tar -xvzf filename.tar.gz The tar that comes with Solaris.. doe not have compression build in.