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Breaking mirror is not mendatory. But iportant to cleanup the old files by newfs. Obcourse to do the whole process - creating newfs, restoring etc you have to boot the system from CDROM. I think this forum got detailed procedure fro such restoration, pls try to find...

Method#1 ndd -get /dev/$INTERFACE link_speed ndd -get /dev/$INTERFACE link_mode INTERFACE can be hme0,qfe0 etc. Method#2 kstat command gives all thses & more info. Godluck!

Thanks Annihilannic. Any other ideas from other experts....? Thanks! SBS

Hi, Is there a practical way to recover files/dir from "lost+found" folder? thanks in advance. SBS

Mag0007, "... I am doing this. su - cd /tmp ufsdump 0 /opt It has completed, where is the image located now? ..." Did you expect the dump file at /tmp?. Note that /tmp is volatile, content will be wiped out upon reboot... Your above command will create the dump file at /dev/rmt/0 (the...

For sendmail on solaris9 put the entry for Smart relay host in the submit.cf. Does it work?

For sendmail on solaris9 put the entry for Smart relay host in the submit.cf. Does it works?

Hi Popcorn, Great to know ur news. Plese let us know the steps, it will be great help in case of urgency like the one you faced.. ;-) Thanks in advance. SBS

"...My Unix SA tells me there is a bug in Solaris8 if you use crontab -e via ssh. I can't understand the connection. I just logged into the box using a ssh client (telnet is not allowed in our environment) and ran crontab -e. ..." Yes, there is connection with: crontab + Solaris8 + SSH + BSM...

I agree with "coffeysm"'s suggestion: only add a "nohup" to keep it running in background. eg: #!/bin/ksh su - USER -c "cd /dir; nohup ./command &" Hope this will help.

Another option is: Use "su" command to the spacific user. For ex. Your above scripts to run as user x : login to root : #su - x -c "cd /VZ/opt/vignette/autonomy/AutoIndexer; \ ./Start.sh" For more info read man su Hope this helps.

Hi, No need to bang your head that hard, use the format command. This will list out all disk information. Example : #format Searching for disks...done AVAILABLE DISK SELECTIONS: 0. c1t0d0 <SUN72G cyl 14087 alt 2 hd 24 sec 424> /pci@1c,600000/scsi@2/sd@0,0 1. c1t1d0...

Lets say, Solaris 9.

Hi Gurus, How to know which sun package includes which files? For eg. in a situation when try to start apache it complains about: not found libsendfile.so.1 etc. Now need to know what package includes that file so that I can install it. Is there any easy way or any website/sourse have all the...

prtdiag -v will give you hardware information on the system.

Wow ! u know so many things, but the simple pkgadd command..! "I need to install apache, openssl, db-4.2, expat,gdbm,libiconv,libxml2 and zlib." 1. add all d packages u mentioned with pkgadd, nothing more than that. 2. Not necessary to uninstall the existing apache as its on different path...

Yes, swap -l gives size in blocks. One block is 512 byte. So, (blocks/2)=kbyte

maryam: 1st confirm if telnet is working on the host without going for network. can check with $telnet localhost OR $telnet 0 23 If working, then look for network issue.

The standard procedure would be use ACL. Please See man setfacl for details.... good luck. -sbs

You need to set the PATH var in a profile which get executed every time you open a new terminal under Gnome. For eg: if you use ksh shell, $HOME/.kshrc (or what ever ENV var points to)... Lets know if it works...