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I really like freenx with gnome

/var/messages and /var/secure are the two I use the most (rhel5)

I use rssh for scp/sftp jailing. http://sourceforge.net/projects/rssh/

I think KenCunningham's cause "(often caused by users simply killing their session rather than properly logging out)" is likely the problem. I see this on occasion. Provide this information to whoever manages your oracle forms environment.

Is this new behavior or a new implementation? You have a lot of non-standard Siebel stuff in your svmon. What are all the ssh, bash, ksh, and rootsh processes? You can list top five memory consumers with svmon -Put +5 You can list what's in paging with svmon -Pg If everything is valid...

Thank you! I appreciate your help. The iptables command worked successfully. That's enough to get me rolling. I actually think I want ESTABLISHED, because my problem is a vendor that connects every 30 seconds, but unfortunately the sessions don't always get closed.....therefore yesterday they...

I know nothing about GPFS, but "PermitRootLogin no" is only for direct logins over ssh. I don't see how it would affect it. Are your dba's talking about rlogin?

I can only speak rhel/fedora/cent - not sure what you're running. But, if you're using LVM with one of these distros 1. check to see if you have free space in your volume group (vgdisplay) 2. If you have free space, extend the logical volume with lvextend (example, lvextend -L +1G...

Hello - I'm trying to limit the number of "ESTABLISHED" ssh connections from a specific ip address with iptables. For example. I'm trying to say ip x.x.x.x can have up to 10 established connections to my sftp-server (openssh). Here is the command I've been using. root@server:/proc>...

Yes it's possible. I've completed about 6 upgrades this way.

This is exactly the DR model I use. However, I do everything using SAN BOOT (on IBM ESS) and PPRC the boot luns to the DR site. I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. Are you wanting to do an LVM mirror between Datacenters? If so, that's maybe possible if your DC are only about 1 Km part...

Yep that's what I'm going to do. I was trying to avoid it if possible. I found out that 800 tps (IOPS) is pretty much all my disk subsystem can do. thanks

I'm looking at days and days worth of I/O stat data trying to determine if I have an I/O bottleneck. Specifically, I've been asked to see if I have a disk hotspot. In analysis I see two hdisks (out of 15) that have tps on occasion between 600 and 800. Is this bad? I've tried using...

Thanks for all the feedback. I was able to get it to work. I turned it into a service, turned the service on with chkconfig, and then added a lock file to /var/lock/subsys (which I need to incorporate into my startup). It appears as though the lock file is actually what did the trick.

I've been an AIX admin for about 5 years, however I'm currently writing our Linux standards. I admit, I'm fairly green when it comes to Linux but I've read a lot about runlevels and think I have it figured out..... I'm trying to add a custom script on RHEL5 that runs on reboot. I've written...

99.5% sure you're fine.

update /etc/security/limits or add the ulimit -m command to your profile.

That's an interesting post Gosse. Good to know. Thanks! I've just been "dealing" with the slowness.

I was posed with a very unique question and I'm wondering what your thoughts are. Can an AIX print queue be created that takes print requests and instead of sending to a printer, the request is turned into a pdf on the server (in some directory)? Is this too far fetched?

If they're both on the same vg, and both jfs2 (on AIX 5.3), you can just "smit chjfs2" to shrink one filesystem and grow the other.