Hi,
I have added the MX entry in my DNS for the whole domain. But still the mails are taking more than one minute to reach the mail hub. In nsswitch.conf I have dns,local setup. Do I have to do anything in the sendmail.cf file of the client or mail hub.
Thanks
Suresh
Yep, You got it. When I disbled the DNS lookup from nsswitch.conf file, It went fine. But I am not going to change the nsswitch.conf file permanently. I planned to add an MX record in the DNS. Hope this will solve my problem. If I am wrong please correct me.
Thanks and Regards
Suresh
Hi All,
We have lot of null client set up in our domain, which forwards mail to a Mail Hub, which is also, the DNS server for the domain. Whenever I send the mail from nullclient it takes more than one minute to reach the mail hub. From hub it is cleared to the outside world in a second. Anyone...
Hi All,
I want to backup the files on a remote tape drive through tar command(Normally I use the rsh command with tar to achieve this). I know lot of ways to do that. But can any one tell me the simple and best idea to do it.
Thanks
Suresh
Hi All,
I have a problem in creating an alias address for the existing NIC. I have a NIC en0 and it has the address 53.252.38.40 and I am trying to create a alias address as 53.252.38.50. When I do this step using the ifconfig command somebody reocmmended me to put the netmask as FFFFFFFF...
Hi everyone,
I forget to mention the version of PERL. It's PERL for NT Revision 4.0.1.0 Build 3 patch level 36.
Is the problem due to Perl version?. Once I know the problem is due to the version,then I can update it to 5.0.
But without checking I don't want to update the version at...
Hi,
I tested this also. I am just not getting anything for the $! variable, As you said I tried
print ("$!,$var");
I am just getting the O/P as
,65536
Thanks
Suresh.
Hi stillflame,
I have just tried with two simple lines of code like
$var=system("dir"); ### file name test.pl
print $var;
From DOS prompt I am running like
D:\Suresh\test>D:\Product\perl.exe test.pl
I am getting a return value of 65536(actual code 256). I don't know why it's...
Hi tracy,
I tried your option also, I am getting a return code of 65536(without dividing 256). But I am not getting the result even I clear the buffer.
Thanks anyway
Suresh
Hi kai,
Thanks for your reply.
I mean I am not getting the file output.txt after doing the command
$cmd="dir > output.txt";
system ($cmd);
Do you have any more solutions???
Thanks
Suresh
Hi all,
I am trying to run a simple system command in NT using perl. I am having the code as
$cmd="dir > output.txt"; # or just $cmd=dir;
system $cmd;
but I am not getting any output. Will it be a problem with the version of PERL I am
having. If I have a perl.exe, How can I find the...
I wanted to connect my sun box to a router to connect to the internet.But my router is configured such that it allocates an ip dynamically to the machines connecting to it.I tried to provide a static ip in the same subnet in which the router allocates its ip and tried to connect to the internet...
Does any scripts are running in the background or through cron? It may create more log files or core dumps which occupy large space.
Did u try the find command to check the large files in your root file system
#find / -mount -size 50000c -print
check out for the files larger than around...
Hi neeraj,
To restore your file from tape use the command
# tar -xvf /dev/rmt/0
To check the contents of the backup tape give this command
# tar -tvf /dev/rmt/0
Notice the two options x and t to tar command.
If you are giving the above mentioned first command
your all files including the...
Hi quinten,
Thanks for ur response. But I have the problem only when logging in.
But, up to yesterday , it was not asking for that file. But today it's asking for /etc/shells file.So I want to know the reason.
The notable thing is my friend tried to install tcp wrappers yesterday, but he...
Hi,
While logging in one of my ultra box, it is saying that the shell is not present in /etc/shells file.
After adding the shells in the /etc/shells file, everthing was o.k, My question is under what circumstance it is asking for /etc/shells file.
Suresh.
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