Hello,
I lost my / (root) and /usr filesystems due to a bad Hard drive... I had just ran a ufsdump last week before my system crashed yesterday... I got a new hard drive and restored both the /(root) filesystem and then the /usr filesystem successfully... I 'm not sure why my alias's and crontab etc.. are not restored back to the normal way it was before the crash.... Why would this happen??.... Should I try to restore /usr/bin directory where the alias file is etc..??? I'm alittle confused.... I use to beable to type in nwadmin& on the command prompt and have my Soltice Network Backup software open up... Now that doesn't even work form the command line... Where or what file to I need to add in the executable paths for programs like nwadmin etc..?
Thanks
I lost my / (root) and /usr filesystems due to a bad Hard drive... I had just ran a ufsdump last week before my system crashed yesterday... I got a new hard drive and restored both the /(root) filesystem and then the /usr filesystem successfully... I 'm not sure why my alias's and crontab etc.. are not restored back to the normal way it was before the crash.... Why would this happen??.... Should I try to restore /usr/bin directory where the alias file is etc..??? I'm alittle confused.... I use to beable to type in nwadmin& on the command prompt and have my Soltice Network Backup software open up... Now that doesn't even work form the command line... Where or what file to I need to add in the executable paths for programs like nwadmin etc..?
Thanks