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Try fuser

Ack, wrong thread!

Have you tried fuser?

Are you using "tip hardwire"? Try that. --Av

If you don't have top, try this command: /usr/bin/prstat -a Looks a lot like top. I hope this helps! --Avardan

Could also try embedding a tar command in the put statement: put "|tar cf - ./dirname" dirname.tar I don't believe this to be documented anywhere...one of my previous workmates showed me this one :) --Avardan

LOL...I just saw the date of the original post... *sigh* --Avardan

What are you trying to use tftp for? A network boot or jumpstart? If this is just to transfer files in multi-user mode, I recommend just using ftp. If this is for jumpstart, ensure that the boot server has the client's info (ethernet address machine name) in /etc/ethers. In addition, you...

Solaris 8...10/00 on a Sun E450 The utility is a network monitoring agent for SunNet Manager. I am unclear, however, which facility the agent uses to get the cpu util from the kernel. Probably the same as top. Cheers!

If this is a Solaris box, the cleanest way to cycle inetd is the following: /etc/inti.d/inetsvc start /etc/init.d/inetsvc stop This will, of course, re-read your inetd.conf file. I have done this MULTIPLE times when setting up network monitoring agengs, and never affected any users. In fact...

What goes into the "cpu utilization" measurement? Here are what I think goes into it...please tell me if I'm all screwed up. user kernel iowait swap In my particular case, I have a server that has an incredibly high iowait, mainly due to bad design. I need to prove that we have...

ok...in reply to my own post...this is for 4mm drives. While not answering the question, at least it addresses the underlying issue. The following diagram is a rough sketch of the bottom side of the DAT cartridge. +------ Recognition Hole 1 | +---- Recognition Hole 2 +---...

Could anyone point me to a website that shows hole patterns on tapes? I know that there is a pattern for holes that determine this information... (i.e. on the back of an 8mm tape, there is a pattern of 4 holes at the corners on the underside of the tape.) Anyone out there know what I'm talking...

Could you place the executable on a shared file system? That way you could automount (or mount it in /etc/vfstab) it and spare yourself the agony of rsh/rlogin. Also, check to see if you and the other user are in the same user group, and give executable permissions to the group. If the script...

Eeek...wrong board. =D reposted on the general unix discussion.

Yesterday I installed a qfe card into a Sparc20 running Solaris 8. I was expecting to see qfe interfaces come up on the reboot, but instead saw hme interfaces. I would *like* to see qfe(0-3). Anyone out there know the possible cause? I suspect that the card is old, but can't seem to verify...

I have installed a qfe card on a Sparc20. I was expecting to see qfe(0-3) interfaces come up but instead I saw hme(0-3) interfaces. Anyone out there know what the possible cause is? Is this just behavior of an older card? Thanks in advance.