That's not funny!
We're up to 12 character passwords at my work already. AND they MUST include Upper case, Lower case, Numbers, and at least 2 special characters.
Now as a sysadmin on multiple linux clusters I must remember these fun and exciting passwords for not only myself but for root...
I know when we were playing with sybase we actually mapped the locations on the disk. You can do this by creating a map file and then specifying it when creating the logical volume. If you want more info on that drop me a note. I have some scripts that will make it a lot easier.
Here is the...
Here is a script I wrote to take care of it. I ended up writing this when we went through the "IBM bad disk" phase on one of our larger sp complexes.
Look it over and see if it might be what you want to use. Then again, I always use the command line. So smitty may be easier. Don't know...
Unfortunately I have found that the FAStT storage subsystems under AIX suck. To put it bluntly. I have over 32 Drawers of the stuff (900's) and dread each and every failure. Not sure why yours is doing the prefered controller switching. Mine was doing the same thing for a while then seemed to...
I usually just use the nohup option myself.
nohup myjob.ksh
be aware it will create an output file called nohup.out from where ever you run it.
Icehawk55
We use sudo for almost everything. It works well and allows for the logging of all activity as root. Giving out the root password to multiple folks removes a lot of the ability to back trace to who did what. In fact we have incorporated sudo with the secure ID cards. This adds a whole extra...
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