dick hoogendijk wrote:
Will it be possible to develop / support OpenSolaris any further now
SUN's been bought by Oracle? I surely hope this OS will survive. But
what are the chances?
I highly doubt that anyone who uses and reads this mailing list on a
daily basis has any info that could
Matt Ingenthron wrote:
Dick Hoogendijk wrote:
I read somewhere that OS2009.06 would be a respin of b111 (111a?) and
that the packages would hit the release repo around june.
Does this mean the dev repo is not upgraded along with the SXCE betas?
(now on b112).
I run //dev repo, but would like
solarg wrote:
This morning, i did an image-update, and it does something
How can i see what it did exactly? what files/packages were replaced?
pkg history -l doesn't show anything!?
I think this is an excellent question. The lack of knowledge about what
is happening during an update is a
Shawn Walker wrote:
Tom Georgoulias wrote:
solarg wrote:
This morning, i did an image-update, and it does something
How can i see what it did exactly? what files/packages were replaced?
pkg history -l doesn't show anything!?
I think this is an excellent question. The lack of knowledge
Brock Pytlik wrote:
You might take a look in the pending repo. That has a bdb package that
seems to be a Berkeley DB. Please note the terms of use for the pending
repo, reproduced here:
So, that might be a solution if you prefer that option over building it
yourself from scratch.
Thanks,
I was trying to build some software on 2008.11 and noticed that Berkeley
DB isn't available in any of the opensolaris.org repos I searched. Am I
missing an obvious way to get it, outside of building it from source?
Thanks,
Tom
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I received my copy today. Haven't done much more than flip through it
and read a section here and there, but so far so good. It looks like it
will be very helpful for me since I have an extensive Linux background
and often run into difficulties when trying to find the opensolaris way
of
I just ran into this or a similar bug on 2008.11:
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6453407
In my situation, the zfs filesystem was not the root filesystem, but the
end result was the same. The workaround of copying /dev/null onto one
or more files, then using the rm
Sebastien Roy wrote:
On Fri, 2009-01-16 at 17:38 +0100, Gilles Gravier wrote:
Hi!
So... no fun... pkg image-update says nothing to update. Are we really
still at b101 with OpenSolaris? Solaris Express Community is at build
105 from opensolaris.org downloads...
Are you pointing at the dev
Nicolas Williams wrote:
On Thu, Jan 08, 2009 at 04:04:55PM -0500, Tom Georgoulias wrote:
Renames *were* hard--I never got that working so I gave up. I was
encouraged to see your suggestion of a user-defined properties, I was
trying to use them to get around the renaming problem and wasn't
Nicolas Williams wrote:
On Wed, Jan 07, 2009 at 01:38:33PM -0500, Tom Georgoulias wrote:
Absolutely. I've been hacking on a zfs replication shell script that I
found on a blog and trying to make it work for my setup. What you've
said has just reassured me that the headaches I was running
Tim Foster wrote:
hey there,
On Tue, 2009-01-06 at 01:07 +, Calum Benson wrote:
On 17 Dec 2008, at 19:27, Tom Georgoulias wrote:
Is it safe to assume my options are to either wait for the next
release of time-slider or roll my own? Are there any other options?
Well, I guess you
Calum Benson wrote:
On 16 Dec 2008, at 17:36, Tom Georgoulias wrote:
When I last played around with zfs-auto-snapshots 2008.05 I could send
the snapshots to a remote server with the zfs send/recv commands. Now
that I have time-slider setup on a 2008.11 install, it looks like that
send
When I last played around with zfs-auto-snapshots 2008.05 I could send
the snapshots to a remote server with the zfs send/recv commands. Now
that I have time-slider setup on a 2008.11 install, it looks like that
send/recv functionality is missing. Was it removed in favor of doing
this
Has anyone created an SMF configuration for cfengine? I installed the
cfengine package from the blastwave repository and it doesn't include an
SMF or init script to manage the cfexecd/cfservd daemons, so I'll have
to come up with one myself. I figured I'd ask and see if anyone else
has
Not sure if this is a bug or a configuration mistake on my part.
I did a fresh install of 2008.11 using the Live CD and attempted to
configure the NIS client on the server after the install was complete.
1. Set the domainname with domainname command
2. Added the NIS servers to /etc/hosts
3.
Having problems getting an x4500 updated from snv_99 to the latest. (I
would like to upgrade to the 2008.11 Release Candidates, if at all
possible).
Here's what I'm running now:
SunOS sutl500p 5.11 snv_99 i86pc i386 i86pc Solaris
Here's what I'm doing to upgrade. ANy ideas on why this is
Ethan Quach wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# pfexec pkg refresh
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# pfexec pkg install [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No updates available for this image.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# pfexec pkg install [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No updates available for this image.
Since you're running b99, these should
Ready to label disk, continue? yes
format quit
3. Attach the disk.
# zpool attach rpool c9t4d0s0 c9t0d0s0
Tom Georgoulias wrote:
Ethan Quach wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# pfexec pkg refresh
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# pfexec pkg install [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No updates available for this image
Does opensolaris offer network trunking capabilities? I did some
searches on the opensolaris.org site and found references to Sun
Trunking software, but it looks like you need a special card for that
and an opensolaris version of the pkg isn't present in the repo.
Thanks,
Tom
Jason King wrote:
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 9:40 AM, Tom Georgoulias
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Does opensolaris offer network trunking capabilities? I did some
searches on the opensolaris.org http://opensolaris.org site and
found references to Sun
What's the easiest/best command to use to display a list of disks in a
server? I want to create a raidz2 filesystem and I'm looking for
something like an fdisk -l on Linux. The server is running 08.11
snv_98 and fdisk -l doesn't work, plus format puts me into an
interactive session and I
I need help again, this time with adding another disk to the rpool zpool
that was created when I installed opensolaris so I can have a mirrored
pool. Server is an x4500 and running opensolaris snv_99, I'm still new
to opensolaris and zfs so it's probably my lack of knowledge that is
causing
One of my clients is unable to bind to the NIS domain and is spewing
tons of
ypbind NIS server not responding for domainname; still trying
to the console. Unfortunately, I can't ssh into the box because it
doesn't respond with a prompt, nor can I login using the IBM remote
console
alan mcclellan wrote:
* Network administrator
Responsible for maintaining multiple OpenSolaris servers used by
multiple people. Responsibilities are more enterprise like,
including auto-installations and updates, user management, security,
storage, network communication, etc.
I
alan mcclellan wrote:
One of the things I've been thinking about since I came on board is
exactly how to partition the OpenSolaris user base. To
that end, I've come up with the following list. I'd appreciate any
comments, clarifications, additions to this list.
* Network administrator
Tom Georgoulias wrote:
I want to repeat some sysbench tests that I've run with Mysql 5 and Red
Hat Enterprise Linux 5 using Opensolaris 2008.05, but I cannot find a
pkg for sysbench at pkg.opensolaris.org. Does anyone know where I can
get one without having to compile from source
James Cornell wrote:
Have you tried to `find / -name libmysqlclient_r.so.15`?
A change may be needed so it explicitly links with that library.
sysbench worked after I added /usr/mysql/5.0/lib/mysql to
LD_LIBRARY_PATH. I forgot to try that before I sent the email. Thanks
also to Luojia Chen
Sven Herzing wrote:
I have a question about installing updates to the stable version of
opensolaris 200805.
- wasn't opensolaris supposed to have a stable version that will get
new releases every 6 month(200805, 200811 ...), and I would be able
to run this stable version in a sense that
I want to repeat some sysbench tests that I've run with Mysql 5 and Red
Hat Enterprise Linux 5 using Opensolaris 2008.05, but I cannot find a
pkg for sysbench at pkg.opensolaris.org. Does anyone know where I can
get one without having to compile from source?
Doesn't look like building from
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