[SGD-Users] SGD 4.3

Is there a public beta available for download? Is there an official release date yet? Thanks... ___ SGD-Users mailing list SGD-Users@filibeto.org http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sgd-users

RE: [SGD-Users] Re: SGD-Users Digest, Vol 9, Issue 6

Care to expand on that, such as where to get it? From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tillmann Basien Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 2:43 AM To: Sun Secure Global Desktop Users mailing list Subject: Re: [SGD-Users] Re: SGD-Users Digest, Vol 9,

RE: [SGD-Users] SGD 4.3 released

Well, you did better than me I ran the two commands below, the peerca was fine, but the cert info said it couldn't read the cert for some reason. So I did a new CSR, signed it, and reloaded it. Now certinfo is functioning correctly, but the security system still won't start. Here's the

RE: [SGD-Users] Dynamic resolution for Gnome Session?

in the application object? See: http://docs.sun.com/source/820-1088/attr_scottascalable.html /df Blaster wrote on 8/9/2007 5:52 PM: Is there anyway to get a Gnome session to have a dynamic window size/resolution? The problem is, if you pick clients maximum size, start the session

[SGD-Users] Gnome starts, then exits, then starts fine...

This problem seemed to start with SGD 4.2, and it's still with me @ 4.31.905. If I start the Gnome desktop session, you can see all the applets starting up, then it looks like it's trying to display the desktop, then just exits. If I start again, it works fine. This is when starting a new

[SGD-Users] Mouse pointer disappears

I'm wondering if anyone else is having their mouse pointer disappear on them inside an SGD window? I had this problem occasionally with 4.31, then I patched my Solaris 10 X86 server to the most recent Recommended bundle a couple of weeks ago and the problem happens almost every other day now. I

Re: [SGD-Users] FYI: Oracle to buy Sun

Not as sad as IBM would have been. On Apr 20, 2009, at 1:57 PM, Stoyan Angelov s_ange...@filibeto.org wrote: Jeffrey Ramsay wrote: What does this really mean for us Sun die hards. I'm Sun certified in systems, network and security -- I hope this still have value down the road. But,

Re: [SGD-Users] FYI: Oracle to buy Sun

OOo and XVM are OpenSource as well, why would you think of them any different? IMHO, the only question mark is Sparc. Will Sparc live on? Or will Solaris become an X86 only OS? -Original Message- From: sgd-users-boun...@filibeto.org [mailto:sgd-users-boun...@filibeto.org] On Behalf Of

[SGD-Users] SGD 4.5 and 2009.06?

November 2008 You have mail. gremlin [/home/blaster] exec /bin/sh blas...@gremlin:~$ rt HISTFILE; exec /bin/ksh; fi login: echo -SYNC- Password: ErrApplicationServerLoginFailed Script 26271 exited with code 4 and signal 0 Standard

Re: [SGD-Users] sgd license key

He's probably referring to the free unlimited SGD licenses that Sun was giving out just after they acquired the product. These were available for 3-6 months or so, then Sun quietly stopped the program just after Jonathan said everything would be free and Opensourced. For some reason, SGD