Thanks! We had an old build (56 or something). After upgrading it works. Even when loading AFS before Oracle. And it has little to do with Oracle, it's the Java stuff that doesn't work with the old build and HP-UX (this goes for 10.20 as well I found out). Regards, /Peter -- Peter Str�mberg, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WM-Data Scania, J�rnagatan 41-49, 15127 S�dert�lje Tel: 0855383853, Fax: 0855381040 > -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- > Fr�n: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Skickat: den 14 oktober 1999 21:22 > Till: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > �mne: RE: Problems with AFS+Java on HP-UX 11 > > Well we have been using HP-UX 11.x [32 bit version], along with Oracle > 8.0.5 and Java and AFS client 3.4 5.74. Everything looks good and its > working fine. Just FYI. we loaded oracle first and then loaded AFS > client. > ---------- > From: owner-info-afs(a)transarc.com; Peter.Stromberg(a)scania.com > To: info-afs(a)transarc.com > Cc: hoffman(a)cs.pitt.edu; kris(a)further.com > Subject: RE: Problems with AFS+Java on HP-UX 11 > Date: Thursday, October 14, 1999 03:17 > > Thanks for the info. This didn't solve our problem with Java, but I got > rid > of some error messages when running commands such as "swlist". > > It really is Java we have problems with. Oracle 8 might or might not run, > but since the installer uses Java we don't know that. Only extremely > simple > Java apps work while everything beyond "Hello World" just doesn't. The > symptoms are that they seem to just hang there waiting forever and > producing > no output whatsoever. This goes for console apps as well and not just AWT > ones (the latter never produces any GUI at all). > > Someone out there has got all three (HP-UX 11, AFS-client and Java) > working? > If so I'd love to hear from you. > > The machine in question is a K5 80 with 4 processors, if that is any clue. > We are running client 3.4b. > > Regards, > /Peter > -- > Peter Strmberg, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > WM-Data Scania, Jrnagatan 41-49, 15127 Sdertlje > Tel: 0855383853, Fax: 0855381040 > > > -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- > > Frn: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Skickat: den 13 oktober 1999 20:07 > > Till: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Kopia: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > mne: Re: Problems with AFS+Java on HP-UX 11 > > > > > Previously, Strmberg Peter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said: > > > > We can't run Oracle 8 on this machine either, though Oracle > > > > 7.3.4 works. > > > > > > If you call Oracle, they will tell you to disable AFS, as it is > > > "unsupported". My experience is that after it's installed, it works > > fine, > > > but the extra groups not in /etc/group in the output of id -a confuses > > > their installer (both on 7.x and 8). > > > > > > kris > > > > You don't need to disable AFS. As a workaround, you only need to define > > entries for the numeric AFS groups in /etc/group. As mentioned above, > > use id -a to see which groups you need to define, e.g. > > > > % id -a > > uid=46(hoffman) gid=10(tty) groups=33536(),32568() > > > > Given the output above, define groups in /etc/group as follows: > > > > afs1::33536: > > afs2::32568: > > > > It doesn't matter what you call the groups, just so they have some > > definition. > > > > Note that the first group number, 33536, seems to be a constant whereas > > the > > second group number changes every time you log in. You will need to > > create > > the /etc/group entries and install Oracle in the same login session. > > > > ---Bob. > > -- > > Bob Hoffman, N3CVL University of Pittsburgh Tel: +1 412 > 624 > > 8490 > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Department of Computer Science Fax: +1 412 > 624 > > 8854
