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The company I work for has a wide variety of UNIX platforms: DYNIX/ptx, Solaris, Digital & HP-UX. How much of a good idea would it be to attempt to implement NIS with this setup. There are only a small number of machines, 1-3 of each flavour. What do you think? Cheers, Seth Yates

I'd be very grateful if someone could explain what the following errors actually mean? They are from the authlog on DYNIX/ptx V4.4.8: May 7 07:39:57 numa4 telnetd[4040]: Initial option ioctl failed :22 May 7 07:39:57 numa4 telnetd[4040]: named terminal open failed Thanks in advance to anyone...

I don't <i>know</i>, but I think the ad banner gets sent directly to the client. <br><br>The first server builds the page leaving a space for the ad. The include requests a remote script on another server which then sends the banner image to the client.<br><br>Perhaps you could contact an ad...

If your local webserver allows Server Side Includes and the remote script allows remote execution then it will work.<br><br>Although I don't think the remote host will be able to send data back. I think that's outside the scope of SSI. Of course I could be wrong on this point. Any other...

Permanent routes need to be specified in the <b>/etc/rc.config.d/netconf</b> file. There will be an empty route description in this file already, just fill in the relevent details.&nbsp;&nbsp;And if you want more than one route make a copy of the description and increment the numbers in the...

Hello,<br><br>I've been asked to investigate NIS for use within the company.&nbsp;&nbsp;I've learnt enough to know that NIS is very insecure so I've turned my attention to NIS+.&nbsp;&nbsp;Unfortunately it looks as if HP-UX 10.20 doesn't come with it installed as standard.&nbsp;&nbsp;Can anyone...