Since Gentoo is compile based, the USE flags
generally are directly
transfered to configure options. For example, if you
wanted to install
MySQL with '--with-big-tables' you can simply specify
the
USE='big-tables' USE flag and everything's taken care
of for you. I
can't imagine how
Sun studio just has to be as available so that
software developers will hopefully stop using gcc/gnu
ld specific stuff and an easy to update open solaris
distribution (nexenta looking pretty much there...)
being installed everywhere will hopefully draw the
attention of those software
Yes, well, a network enabled dist upgrade or package
upgrade are the two things I would be looking for.
Unless there are tools to help maintain hundreds of
servers which are divided into different groups
available...
Yes there are. Commercial tools. And they cost a lot of money. Some
hi friends...
this is vasanth, i installed sol 10. installation u have to fallow somany
instructions. Especially in SATA HDD, if u have any doubt, contact me with my
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Yes, well, a network enabled dist upgrade or
package
upgrade are the two things I would be looking for.
Unless there are tools to help maintain hundreds
of
servers which are divided into different groups
available...
Yes there are.
truss -f -t stat,open /opt/sfw/bin/vncviewer
825:xstat(2, /opt/sfw/bin/vncviewer, 0x08047A48) = 0
825:open(/var/ld/ld.config, O_RDONLY) = 3
825:xstat(2, /opt/sfw/lib/libSM.so.6, 0x08047218) Err#2 ENOENT
825:xstat(2, /usr/lib/libSM.so.6, 0x08047218) = 0
825:
i tried with crle to update lib.
crle -c /var/ld/ld.config -l
/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/sfw/lib:/opt/sfw/lib:/opt/csw/lib
did't help
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Hi,
I was following the instructions on the following page to get a onnv
snapshot.
http://dlc.sun.com/osol/on/downloads/hg-build-snapshots/
But I am unable to checkout tag onnv_41.
-bash-3.00$ hg clone -r onnv_41
ssh://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/hg/onnv/onnv-gate
abort: clone -r not supported yet
Funny, I got the similar results for my mail servers
with anaconda kickstart, pxe, dhcp, tftp and grub save
for certain stuff in /etc. They all run the same
distro base, run the same software packages and
scriipts and don't require someone baby sitting them
during installation or upgrade.
Chung Hang Christopher Chan wrote:
PXE, Anaconda and JumpStart are just parts and
pieces of the puzzle.
My point is, in an environment like that, one would
*never* run `apt-get` or
`yum update`. That would be ad-hoc. It would take
all the stability and
reliability out of that environment.
I'm
Pretty much. Install, copy configs over, reboot.
Viola. Minus the thousands of servers claim. And of
course no Oracle.
Exactly. As soon as you have to copy config over, you're in ad-hoc land.
That works for maybe up to 100 servers with three full-time people, but
simply shatters for huge
Derek Cicero wrote:
FYI - SXCE Build 62 has some issues that they need to respin for. The
build will probably be released Friday morning.
I am now being told this won't be released until 4/20. I am not sure of
the exact reasons. I will look into it further.
Derek
Derek
--
Derek Cicero
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Funny, I got the similar results for my mail
servers
with anaconda kickstart, pxe, dhcp, tftp and grub
save
for certain stuff in /etc. They all run the same
distro base, run the same software packages and
scriipts and don't require someone baby sitting
We currently use ssh in our system and are investigating ways to fulfill an
Application STIG requirement. Here's the req
APP0530:Session limits do not exist for the application.
Its actually a checklist item to determine if you have a security finding.
That's why it looks like a
a b wrote:
1. Documentation is a major pain in the ass to find. Outside of man
pages and the occasional Sun engineer blog entry, there seems to be
no decent documentation. In fact, most people admit that the Solaris
10 books that are currently out, are simply Solaris 9 books with a
new cover.
a b wrote:
1. Documentation is a major pain in the ass to
find. Outside of man
pages and the occasional Sun engineer blog entry,
there seems to be
no decent documentation. In fact, most people
admit that the Solaris
10 books that are currently out, are simply
Solaris 9 books with a
is it ok to put the replics on the local disks?
that the lun devices will not have metadb at all.
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what it the best way to upgrade from solaris 10 (update 3/05) to
solaris 10 (update 11/06) ?
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On 17/04/07, shay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what it the best way to upgrade from solaris 10 (update 3/05) to
solaris 10 (update 11/06) ?
liveupgrade, or boot from the CD and choose the upgrade option.
--
Less is only more where more is no good. --Frank Lloyd Wright
Shawn Walker, Software and
--- a b [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pretty much. Install, copy configs over, reboot.
Viola. Minus the thousands of servers claim. And
of
course no Oracle.
Exactly. As soon as you have to copy config over,
you're in ad-hoc land.
That works for maybe up to 100 servers with three
full-time
From: Michelle Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We welcome all of your comments and feedback on documentation on the
docs-discuss list for OpenSolaris, that is where documentation is at the
forefront of discussion and minds. I post to that list the SX manuals that
change each month, or you can watch
2. Ease of use Now, I know that most of you old
school UNIX guys
laugh at this, but usability is important. You've
tuned me into a cool
way to do something along the lines of USE flags in
Solaris, but it sure
sounds like it's not gonna be easy. Using Ubuntu for
an example, the
--- Thomas Rampelberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chung Hang Christopher Chan wrote:
PXE, Anaconda and JumpStart are just parts and
pieces of the puzzle.
My point is, in an environment like that, one
would
*never* run `apt-get` or
`yum update`. That would be ad-hoc. It would take
all
On 17/04/07, shay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what it the best way to upgrade from solaris 10
(update 3/05) to
solaris 10 (update 11/06) ?
liveupgrade, or boot from the CD and choose the
upgrade option.
--
Less is only more where more is no good. --Frank
Lloyd Wright
Shawn Walker,
5. luupgrade -u -n second_disk -s /export/install/b60 -j
/export/install/b60osprofile
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Hiya Alan,
Yes, of course, you can get PDF of each document on docs.sun.com, you
just have to navigate to each book to get to the downloadable PDF option
and it's painful slow (they say a HW upgrade is coming). But, I don't
speak for Christopher, just my own experience, so maybe I wrongly
assumed
Chung Hang Christopher Chan wrote On 04/17/07 05:41 PM,:
--- Alan Coopersmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christopher Mahan wrote:
Recommendation: Do whatever you have to do to get
the documentation in PDF as a download option.
Thanks.
Isn't it all available in PDF on
SXDE docs are there but the suggestion is that they are vintage 2/07 per
one of the headings. Maybe they are up to date with the latest
OpenSolaris drop, I don't know.
One thing I find rather annoying about Sun documentation retrieval -
maybe it's just my ignorance - is that the documents
From: Michelle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Will do! We're hotly working on a script to go through all the sources
and create PDFs, so we can just serve them up in one tarball on
OpenSolaris. Thanks for your time to reply, much appreciated.
Please make them just downloadable as individual pdfs, right
On 17/04/07, Chung Hang Christopher Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. Ease of use Now, I know that most of you old
school UNIX guys
laugh at this, but usability is important. You've
tuned me into a cool
way to do something along the lines of USE flags in
Solaris, but it sure
sounds
On 17/04/07, Chung Hang Christopher Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you. the concept of apt/yum repositories seems
to be very alien here.
No, it is not. You just have a hard time believing that we don't
embrace it as the one true way of doing things. I think the point
most people have been
On 17/04/07, Christopher Mahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, a html-browsable (like http://docs.python.org/) would be fantastic. This
lets google index them all for easy searching. (I don't search on local pc
(ever))
Google indexes PDFs now, and I have gotten hit results from google
Hi!
Is it possible that bugs.opensolaris.org is loosing bugs (again) ?
I am missing two bug reports:
1. usr/src/cmd/perl/ build installs Subversion directories (.svn) in
the proto area (note that this is not the exact title). That one was
filed seveal days ago and since noone
They sure are.
On my Ultra 5, Solaris 8 box, I could get the
documentation online locally...will there be an
option
of tarballs of the documentation in html format?
Yes, we already have that on OpenSolaris.org,
http://opensolaris.org/os/downloads/docs
Download the docs
Sun Connection is very easy to use to manage updates
and is all you're
likely to need in a *production* environment. So I
don't understand
your compliant. Given that you have never indicated
actual usage of
it, I think it is unfair for you to be critical of
it.
Eh? When did I make a
--- Shawn Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 17/04/07, Chung Hang Christopher Chan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you. the concept of apt/yum repositories
seems
to be very alien here.
No, it is not. You just have a hard time believing
that we don't
embrace it as the one true way of
On 17/04/07, Chung Hang Christopher Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Shawn Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 17/04/07, Chung Hang Christopher Chan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you. the concept of apt/yum repositories
seems
to be very alien here.
No, it is not. You just have a hard
Hi All,
I wanted to compile KDE4 for Solaris using SunStudio 11
I have used the default Sun tools
Compiler = /usr/bin/cc
make = /usr/ccs/bin/make
I was trying to compile qt-copy with Sun Studio on Solaris Express 11
First i ran ran ./configure with the following options:
./configure -qt-gif
Hi All,
I downloaded the tarball and it got built in SXDE with any modifications
(using the bundled Sun Studio 11)
It has pretty looking GTK fonts and icons.
Now my question is: how do i make a .pkg out of it?
(it is clear the
vim7.0 has no extra dependencies. a base SXDE install is enough)
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