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Currently we use good ole' sysback for creating backup tapes but I have been asked to find out what the options are for creating encrypted backups. My preference would be something that can create bootable tapes that are encrypted. But if that's not an option then I am thinking about setting up...

Thank you macazu ... what version of Samba is this supposed to work with? I tried it on the latest stable (3.0.21a) and it bombed when it tried to compile smbd.

Well, thanks for talking a look at it Mag0007. I'll be upgrading to the latest version of xlc in the not too distant future (I'm currently on v6.0) and it's supposed to be more compatible with "GNUized code" so that may solve my problem.

And here's the section of the config.log where the error/warning occurs: | builtin and then its argument prototype would still apply. */ | char extattr_set_link (); | /* The GNU C library defines this for functions which it implements | to always fail with ENOSYS. Some functions are...

I don't think it has anything to do with openssh ... I'm just running: ./configure --prefix=/usr/local Using xlc I get the above errors ... if I use GCC then everything works just fine. And both are being run on the same fresh, basic AIX5.3 install (nothing except what comes with the base...

Here's part of the output when I run configure: checking whether building shared libraries actually works... cc: 1501-218 file shlib.po contains an incorrect file suffix yes There're no relevant warnings/errors in the config.log file ... grepping through the file leads to one relevant (?)...

Has anybody here had any success using IBM's C compiler to compile Samba? I have heard that it's supposed to produce a (measurably) faster binary compared to GCC but nobody seems to have working instructions for getting it done. When I run the compile it produces a lot of errors like this: "cc...

I'm fairly sure that p5 machines require at least AIX5.1 ... so booting it with 4.3 is not an option (although 4.3.3 may work ... I don't remember).

This fall I was trying to compile MIT's Kerberos on AIX5.2 ... and eventually I figured out that there's a problem with the 1.4 series. 1.3 works fine though.

thank p5wizard! unlink did the trick [2thumbsup] ... yesterday I was trying to figure out how to fix this using fsdb and when made my post this morning then it was with the hope that somebody would be able to walk me through the steps using fsdb. ;-)

I have run into a little problem and I'm not entirely sure what the correct approach would be to fix it... Short problem description: I had a FS corruption last week and used fsck to repair it. After the repair I have two empty directories with the same inode and the system won't let me delete...

They have some binaries for AIX on the gzip homepage (http://www.gzip.org/#exe) ... but if none of those work for you then just download the sources and compile it. It's quite simple and works just fine ... I just tested it on AIX5.2 with gcc and I had no problems.

You can get the timestamp for the last change with: pwdadm -q username And get the current timestamp in seconds since epoch: perl -e 'print time()' And if the difference is greater than whatever your password policy says then you reset the password.

I'm not sure if this if this is the right board to ask this question on ... if it's not then please point me to the right place! I have a machine that needs to do some daily downloads from a government agency and the only option they provide is zmodem file transfers over a telnet connection (I...

Yep ... or the compiler is not in your path.

ummm ... bzzzzzzt ... wrong [wink] Just two-three weeks ago we put in a new server and I had it set to 100Mb full duplex on the server. The switch (some cisco thing ... don't ask me what 'cause I'm not a network admin [smile] ) was set to auto-sense. And it certainly did not work as advertised...

Yes ... autosense doesn't always work as advertised. Over the years I've seen that many times. So force the everything to the highest common denominator.

yup ... it's a known fact that you can slow down time if you're watching a server while it's booting ;-)

if you add the line: EDITOR=/usr/bin/vi to /etc/environment then the EDITOR will always be set to vi...

from syslogd man pages: 5. To log all facility messages at the debug level or above to the file /tmp/syslog.out, and have the file rotated when it gets larger then 500 kilobytes or if a week passes, limit the number of rotated files to 10, use compression and also use /syslogfiles as the...