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What will be helpful to troubleshoot this in the future is to install lsof, then run lsof | grep cdrom to narrow down the exactly what is using your cdrom drive. you will be able to kill the processes after this point. Yahoo Messenger: coily2

Are you using the Solaris ftpd? If so, try installing the wu-ftpd. This daemon is much richer in features and security. It will give you the option of setting umask for the FTP users. There is a great howto guide for Solaris at http://www.wildheart.org/wu-ftpd Yahoo Messenger: coily2

You can't. Sorry. This is a limitation of not only Solaris, but most Unixes. Yahoo Messenger: coily2

Can you see the device at the prom when you do a probe-scsi-all? Yahoo Messenger: coily2

To follow up on what pbouchie said, I would STRONGLY suggest using a different ftpd than the Solaris default. wu-ftpd is an excellent choice. After installing a more secure ftp daemon, you may want to consider setting up the users in a chroot environment. After I had one of my servers hacked...

Two other files that you may want to edit is /etc/defaultrouter and /etc/netmasks, if you are moving this machine to a different subnet. Yahoo Messenger: coily2

Carl,<br><br>I'm not familiar with the services you are trying to utilize behind your firewall, but what you may want to do is look at the log and see what port rejected attempts to your tape devices are going through. You are most likely missing a port or two.<br><br>Good luck! <p> <br><a...

Hi Cecille,<br><br>First off, if you are using Microsoft DNS in your NT domain, you need to edit a few files to get your Solaris box onto the network.<br><br>In /etc/nsswitch.conf, edit the following line:<br>hosts:&nbsp;&nbsp;files<br>to read:<br>hosts:&nbsp;&nbsp;files dns<br>&nbsp;<br>Next...

Well, I did this once, however it was on a Solaris platform and an upgrade from 3.0b to 4.0. I copied the /opt/CKPfw/conf directory over to the new firewall (this directory contains your objects, rules, services, and other stuff). I can't remember, but I think I also manually created the...

I think you're missing a step...<br><br>1. FSCK and repair all errors in all mirrors<br>2. Metaroot to raw disk partition<br>3. Use the metadetach command so that the upgrade is only performed on a single submirror of each mirror<br>4. Remove all DiskSuite rc files (including sumbolic...

Just a helpful reminder, the tar -cvf command is for extracting tar files, it will not delete the source tar file.<br><br>Mount the tape and manually delete the tar files:<br><br>rm -R *.tar <p> <br><a href=mailto: > </a><br><a href= > </a><br>Yahoo Messenger: coily2

# crontab -e<br><br>To schedule a nightly backup. Write a script to backup in Sybase and run a ufsdump of the OS. As far as automatically changing tapes, you will need a tape library (StorageTek makes pretty nice units) <p> <br><a href=mailto: > </a><br><a href= > </a><br>Yahoo Messenger: coily2

trap is a built-in shell function. What shell are you using? If you are using csh, use the onintr command instead. Do a man trap for more information.