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Nice one Jad, thanks a lot mate. I guess that'll teach me not to be in such a hurry and to read the small print in future eh? ;-)

Above line should read: rsync is from the sunfreeware package. I just installed it on the box because our developers asked me to and the installation caused no problems.

rsync is from the sunfreeware package. I just installed it on the box because our developers asked me to and the installation caused. I'm just wondering where I can get this libopt.so.0 that is causing the problem by it's absence.......

The problem is that the libopt.so.0 does not exist anywhere on the server and I can't seem to find what it is that I need to install to get it. I just wondered if anyone knew which package/source includes libopt.so.0 so I could go get it and install it.....

I just installed rsync on a Solaris 8 box but when one of our developers tries to rsync they get the following error: ld.so.1: rsync: fatal: libopt.so.0: openfailed: No such file or directory rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes read so far) rsync error: error in rsync protocol data...

It's like SamBones said, when you disconnect the port for whatever reason the server drops to ok prompt. Uncomment the line in /etc/default/kbd as he said and then type "kbd -i" You shouldn't have the problem any more.

Hi Guys, I use Cricket to measure various parameters on my Solaris boxes. I have a contribution to measure CPU load which works on 2 Solris 8 boxes that I'm monitoring. However, when I try this on some Solaris 7 boxes it comes back with all "0" readings. I know I have the correct...

That certainly did the trick. Never seen it before but I'll remember it for future use. Thanks a lot for the help guys, that was really bugging me.

#!/bin/sh # Original Script written by Constantin Ionescu # Modified by Carlo Cosolo # Modified by Peter Baer Galvin # Modified by John West # Use and distribute freely # Define variables for use in the script # ! Important, these must be set correctly ! # The root disk to duplicate (leave off...

#!/bin/sh /usr/bin/cd /www echo `pwd` /usr/bin/tar -cf /backup/www.tar -I /opt/scripts/wwwinclude The wwwinclude file is basically `ls /www`

Got a strange one on a Solaris 6 machine. As part of the script I want to cd into a directory and tar the contents without the / and directory name in front of it. I'm using the absolute pathname of the cd command but for some reason it just doesn't work. I put echo `pwd` straight after it and I...

Try doing a search on goggle or cisco. Here's one for example: http://www.portal-to-web.de/tacacs/download.php

Weird, I had meant to write single user but had unmount in my head for some strange reason. Thanks a lot for the info, that helps me out a lot.

As someone who's not had to use ufsdump before I'm a little confused. On reading the manpage it says that filesystems should be unmounted before a level 0 dump is done although what happens if I need to dump the root partition on a critical server that cannot be brought down? Does anyone here do...

I've set up an NFS share on a Solaris 8 box which is currently accessed with no problems by 3 Solaris 7 boxes. I'm now trying to mount a directory on the NFS share onto a Solaris 6 server (upgrade not an option at this point) The connection just hangs on generates the following error in the...

Okay, this is sorted now. The uri_delims.h file was empty so I ran the script manually to generate a new one. That did the trick.

When I try to compile apache 1.3.26 with PHP, Mod_Perl, Mod_SSL, MM, CryptSSLeay and OpenSSL the compilation fails with the follwoing errors. I'm not greatly experienced in this kind of thing so if anyone's seen it before and could help, I'd really appreciate it: "util_uri.c", line...

Can anyone help me out with this. I ned to install this package on Solaris 8 box. and have no idea where to get it from.

When you put your entry in /etc/dfs/sfstab you need to add: -o rw=<whoever> or -o root=<whoever>

Fore looking at file systems to see which disk they're on, you can use the df -k command and look at the /dev/dsk values. Using the format command shows you all available disks and you can match the /dev/dsk values for those to those of the file systems e.g. /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 1638259 1492627...