This is a pretty good dollars and cents reason for why IBM buying Sun was never
going to happen:
http://finance.google.com/group/google.finance.543040/browse_thread/thread/c34e6cbcef0078e8?hl=en#
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On Tue, 2009-04-14 at 16:14 -0700, Shawn Protsman wrote:
What is the best way to get Perl 5.10? Compile from source? From a
repo somewhere? It has been about 7 months since I
Quick question since we have a lot of very knowledgable HP-UX sysadmins in this
thread:
Is HP-UX 11i bundled with HP Virtual Server Environment and HP Serviceguard the
same thing as what WPAR's are on AIX 6 and what Zones / N1 Grid Containers are
on Solaris? What are the similarities and
My /etc/hosts contains
[i]
# Internet host table
#
::1 localhost loghost SolU
127.0.0.1 SolU.my.place.edu.my SolU loghost SolU [/i]
and still I get the dreaded 'Subject', and cannot 'mail' from the command line,
e.g:
mail -s should go through root
body
.
hangs here and
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Hi All -
We are very excited to announce the Apps of Steel Challenge - If you're
a student, developer, system administrator, or someone who just likes to
develop packages, use your talents and participate for a chance to win a
Toshiba OpenSolaris laptop!
Submit the best
But, Ive heard that to be able to search directories,
they must have set x bit, so directories:
rwx r-x r-x
and files:
rw- r-- r--
that sucks. I must treat files different from
directories. I can not do chmod -R 744 /tank
You can either do what Casper wrote, or you can also do the
Is HP-UX 11i bundled with HP Virtual Server
Environment
It would be the other way around, but I don't remember seeing it on the DVDs;
normally when one performs an HP-UX install, it will be years before another
install is performed.
From hp's web pages, it appears that VSE is a product which
Hello gurus,
I'm using opensolaris 2008.11, I have successfully installed Sun Studio 12,
pkgbuild and JDS CBE in my system. but when I execute pkgtool to build spec
files, it encounters error as follows:
yuri...@mars:~$ pkgtool build --download SFEfoo.spec
ERROR: SFEfoo.spec not found
INFO: No
Hi
The spec file you specified should be exist. The spec file let the
pkgtool know which source file should be downloaded and should be built.
Shao Xuan 写道:
Hello gurus,
I'm using opensolaris 2008.11, I have successfully installed Sun Studio 12, pkgbuild and
JDS CBE in my system. but when
Hi,
The spec files that you are trying to build need to be located locally on your
machine.
the --download option of pkgtool, means to download source tarballs required by
the spec file(s), you are trying to build.
SFE spec files are located here :
On Wed, 2009-04-15 at 02:11 -0700, Shao Xuan wrote:
Hello gurus,
I'm using opensolaris 2008.11, I have successfully installed Sun Studio 12,
pkgbuild and JDS CBE in my system. but when I execute pkgtool to build spec
files, it encounters error as follows:
yuri...@mars:~$ pkgtool build
On Tue, 14 Apr 2009, russell aspinwall wrote:
Configure the users with /usr/bin/rksh as default shell so they will be
unable to change directory.
ChrootDirectory option resync went to build 112. I don't have
the original post but I guess that's what is looked for here.
Hello,
I want to build spec files in
http://pkgbuild.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pkgbuild/spec-files-extra/
and I have already executed :svn co
https://pkgbuild.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pkgbuild/spec-files-extra/trunk
SFE
But when I execute pkgtool build --download *.spec （*mean anything I
Hi Alastair,
I am CCing storage-discuss@ as the best place for this question and
Bccing the rest.
V út, 14. 04. 2009 v 18:00, Alastair Neil píše:
I see these messages in my logs of my snv_111 system. I see messages
for every target, the targets are openfiler 2.3 Linux systems. The
switches
Hi All -
We are very excited to announce the Apps of Steel Challenge - If you're
a student, developer, system administrator, or someone who just likes to
develop packages, use your talents and participate for a chance to win a
Toshiba OpenSolaris laptop!
Submit the best package that meets
On 15/04/2009 15:32, Shao Xuan wrote:
Hello,
I want to build spec files in
http://pkgbuild.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pkgbuild/spec-files-extra/
and I have already executed :svn co
https://pkgbuild.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pkgbuild/spec-files-extra/trunk SFE
But when I execute pkgtool
I think I'm getting the same problem described here
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6676465
Briefly, if ever a share mounted by mount -F smbfs drops connection on the
remote end, then no future attempts at mounting shares will ever succeed, they
all just hang.
I'm
Not so. Whatever SEAM would lose for a low bid, it is still less than
they would lose if Sun went bankrupt. You cannot make a statement that
it was never going to happen without knowing what the stockholders
perceptions of the future are.
Anon Y Mous wrote:
This is a pretty good dollars and
On 15 Apr 2009, at 17:02, Brian Utterback wrote:
Not so. Whatever SEAM would lose for a low bid, it is still less
than they would lose if Sun went bankrupt. You cannot make a
statement that it was never going to happen without knowing what the
stockholders perceptions of the future are.
Yeah, unfortunately it seems that with Sun's large operating expenses,
headcount, and poor sales that continuing to operate will be rather tricky. To
make matters worse, in this economy most businesses are dependent on credit for
doing things like pay-roll as the income can vary each month.
Try mailx -v -s should go through root
body
.
The -v is verbose and will show you what is going on.
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Nope, I don't think that Sun is going to go bankrupt at all. But we
have had losses, pretty major ones on a GAAP basis. Much less on a
non-GAAP basis. Mostly we have been cash-flow positive in actual cash.
There is a lot of money in the bank, so the outlook looks good, if
the losses are not
Yeah, unfortunately it seems that with Sun's large
operating expenses, headcount, and poor sales that
continuing to operate will be rather tricky. To make
matters worse, in this economy most businesses are
dependent on credit for doing things like pay-roll as
the income can vary each
Yeah, unfortunately it seems that with Sun's large
operating expenses, headcount, and poor sales that
continuing to operate will be rather tricky. To make
matters worse, in this economy most businesses are
dependent on credit for doing things like pay-roll as
the income can vary each
/ ff0007899910 unix:die+dd ()
// ff0007899a20 unix:trap+1752 ()
// ff0007899a30 unix:cmntrap+e9 ()
// ff01bafd8000 nvidia:_nv004189rm+1b ()
//
// syncing file systems...
// done
// dumping to /dev/zvol/dsk/rpool/dump, offset 65536, content: kernel
//
// $C
// ff01bafd8000
Aw man, the contest started on April 11th, but nobody announced it here until
April 13th? That gives everybody else a two day head start over me :-(
I think I need to start occasionally hanging out more with all of the
Indianites at OpenSolaris.com since I think I'm in the minority of people at
Anon Y Mous wrote:
(2) As far as I can tell there's no way of doing automated / scripted
installations of 2008.11 like you can with kickstart in Solaris 10. This
combined with points #1 and #3 makes it almost impossible for me to use
2008.11 on production servers even though I actually
* Anon Y Mous (system5u...@yahoo.com) wrote:
Aw man, the contest started on April 11th, but nobody announced it
here until April 13th? That gives everybody else a two day head start
over me :-(
I think I need to start occasionally hanging out more with all of the
Indianites at
Have you filed bugs on the dtrace toolkit issues (if in fact they
actually exist)? I'd be pretty surprised if they didn't work. The
networking stack in OpenSolaris is identical to the one in SXCE as is
dtracetoolkit.
I filed it two months ago...
SUNWmfrun is available in the /dev repo starting with build 110.
There were licensing issues to be resolved that held it out previously.
Thanks for the tip on the auto-installer!
Is the root cause of the problem that SUNWmfrun contains some kind of
cryptography module that can't be exported
Is it working with the native video mode for you? I'm only getting
nVidia Corporation unknown chipset (0x065a) rev 161. Using Osol 08.11 over
here.
It does work in Vesa mode, but that's not quite what I was after...
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Anon Y Mous wrote:
Is the root cause of the problem that SUNWmfrun contains some kind of
cryptography module that can't be exported under U.S. laws or is it more of
an issue with a third-party company that owns intellectual property or part
of the code that prevents free re-distribution?
Anon Y Mous wrote:
Also, does flar create not work well with the ZFS version used in 2008.11 and
that's why it's not in there? Or is flar supposed to be replaced by some
feature in ZFS? Or is the flar code owned by a third party that won't allow
free redistribution of it? I haven't heard any
Everyone's been pretty sullen and gloomy around here with all the talks of IBM
buying Sun and what not, so I thought I'd share this clip of a very nifty and
elegant Solaris TV Commercial someone made to cheer everyone up:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ5sL5niW2w
For some reason, this
It's still a VERY cool commercial though (better than IBM's and Microsoft's
commercials). Don't you guys agree?
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* Shawn Walker (swal...@opensolaris.org) wrote:
Anon Y Mous wrote:
Also, does flar create not work well with the ZFS version used in 2008.11
and that's why it's not in there? Or is flar supposed to be replaced by some
feature in ZFS? Or is the flar code owned by a third party that won't
Sorry - I don't know anything about flar or flash archives - never used them
or worked on them.
Just thought I'd put it out there and ask if anyone had tried building flar
functionality from source code on Indiana yet.
I know I tried building the lsof command from source on Indiana and I
It's still a VERY cool commercial though (better than IBM's and Microsoft's
commercials). Don't you guys agree?
What I meant to say is- It's much better than those I'm a Mac vs I'm a PC
vs I'm a Linux commercials that Apple, Sun, and IBM are doing. Way better
than the silly Project Mojave
It's good.. too bad it was never on TV from what I can tell. Sun really needs
to beef up on public image.. TV commercials would be ideal.
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Web:
If they were going to show something on TV to catch the ordinary Joe Computer
User 's attention, they should have shown this clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUgSBKC7pt4feature=related
I showed that clip to a bunch of random Windoze users and Mac users and their
first reaction was always-
On 15 Apr 2009, at 21:36, Anon Y Mous wrote:
(4) I really liked the dark blue colors in the Indiana 2008.05
default theme but now in 2008.11, all the default background colors
are way too bright. It's really painful to stare at the background
screen for a long time when you're using the
Very good! if only they actually adertised :-|
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That's a really good advertisement!
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On Wed, 2009-04-15 at 13:36 -0700, Anon Y Mous wrote:
(1) it doesn't make it easy to do a minimum server install with just a
command line and Apache and Tomcat or
just Lightttpd or just a command line and a PostFix e-mail server (no GUI!!!
yeah you can do svcadm disable gdm,
but
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