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The Solaris equivalent of top is prstat Ged Jones Top man

roles may be able to help. Ged Jones Top man

I believe you can in CSH but not in Bourne or Korn. Ged Jones Top man

Sounds like something is trying to touch /etc but does not have permision. Ged Jones Top man

Vi normaly creates a temporary file for editting in /var/tmp. Check if /var needs clearing down. Ged Jones Top man

Try ps -e -o pid,ppid,sid,user,fname,pmem | sort +5 Ged Jones Top man

We have had problems with ITO (HP Openview) mointoring memory usage on Sun servers. The reason is that it does not cater for the way Soalris manages memory, i.e. it keeps pages in memeory until that memeory is needed by another process. So although memeory lookd like it is in use it is...

Also check /var/mail you may have large mail files. If /var/mail files are large take a loot at them, it will probably be output from cronjobs. You may wish to divert these messages to files in another partition (say > /logs/cron.out 2>&1 ) or to /dev/null ( > /dev/null 2>&1). Output from du...

try: - sed -n -e '/[0-9].*/' Ged Jones Top man

You could have the job already running on the Unix server in a wait loop looking for a "handshake" file which you transfer from the Windows server. Ged Jones Top man

/usr/ucb/ps -axuww|egrep filename Ged Jones Top man

As the guys say clustering is usualy for mission critcal services. There are other options available such as HA (High Availability) where you duplicate as much of the platform as possible with automatic or manual fialover. We have several clusters and we also have an inhouse solution that acts...

Quite dodgey, would not reccomend it at all. If you are going tot do it, best place is on the terminal via an emulator. Ged Jones Top man

For reference. If the script was written sh commands then it would have ran as a ksh. set is a csh command for declaring variables. Ged Jones Top man

I think you will find that md stands for mettadevice. They should correspond to your device numbers. Ged Jones Top man

What was the change that you did? Ged Jones Top man

does devfsadm pick it up? Ged Jones Top man

Yeh, my colleague did on a DELL Latitude, he is away on a course for therest of the week, will speak to him Monday. Ged Jones Top man

Check the permisions of the /usr/bin, & of the commands therein, have not changed. Ged Jones Top man

Try this command "devfsadm -v -c tape" Ged Jones Top man