Thanks for the help,
MTU looks fine just under 1500. ie standard MTU minus a bit for the OpenVPN
overhead.
Data isn't even making it to the real Ethernet interface, I get the error as
soon as OpenVPN tries to write to the tun device. Putting OpenVPN on debug I
get this error with small packet
this was solved in another group:
http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=119454&tstart=0
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ok once it came back up, I tried to copy the VM while no VM that resides on the
iscsi storage was running, and it copied for a few seconds then restarted the
solaris server.
Are my expectations of OpenSolaris too much?
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OK scratch all I said, after copying one VM, then booting it, then copy another
one while the first is running it crashed both servers again.
I will retest with just the windows initiator again.
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NFS still caused the opensolaris server to reboot once the VM started to copy.
There may just be a NFS configuration / permissions issue as the windows
machine I attempted to test on first was not able to write to it.
COMSTAR is working stable thus far, and at this point it is all going through
ok upgraded to svn_128, I was a little hesatent as I attempted to go to a
previous dev build, and the system would not boot, then I tried again and then
my CLI would not function properly.
This time though it all seems to work. As of now I am able to comunicate with
my Microsoft initiator, the
i am following the zonecfg script at the bottom of:
http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Community+Group+zones/s10brand_dev_guide
however i fail to create the SUNWsolaris10 zone:
init...@dogpatch:~# uname -a
SunOS dogpatch 5.11 snv_128a i86pc i386 i86pc
init...@dogpatch:~# zonecfg -z xx
xx: No suc
Looking for contact with anyone who understands the Navy Software Approval
Process. I understand that in some recent months or years there was an
approval number. Help save tax dollars if you have any insights.
Cited as "Department of Navy's Application and Database Management (DADMS)"
All m
>i need to capture traffic between two apps.
so you want some network sniffer. not sure if ngrep is available for solaris.
>I started with snoop, but as i'm only interested by ascii messages (the apps
>use
>telnet to communicate), snoop don't do the job well.
why not? it probably depends on the
You can download last version of completion files from here:
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=9657
They are at "attachments" section. Let me know if you need ".zshrc" with fancy
menu driven completion, cause I don't have access to that file now, but can
upload it tomorrow.
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Hello,
Can You copy files for ZSH completion somewhere else ? It seems that someone
made some dirty things on server, where were the files, and accounts has been
blocked.
Regards
brushek
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I have a laptop, running OpenSolaris 128a:
System Configuration: TOSHIBA Satellite Pro P300
BIOS Configuration: TOSHIBA V2.7004/14/2008
I've just got myself a pair of headphones with mic for your normal audio use,
but I can't get OpenSolaris to see the mic. I *think* I've tried everything,
Paul Gress wrote:
Any word on 195.22 beta yet. I've downloaded this one already, but it
requires a lot of work to install it and is not integrated properly
into Opensolaris (VM).
As you note it is still beta, so it isn't a candidate for
bunding. The Sun version of this driver (SYSV packages
w
I haven't tried OpenVPN on Solaris, but presumably an MTU setting is incorrect
somewhere in the system? I remember having to tweak such settings before on
Linux.
I think there's an MTU setting in the OpenVPN config file, you could try
reducing it to see if smaller packets get through correctly
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Ken Mays wrote:
Hello,
The latest Nvidia 190.42 driver is not included on the latest snv_128a
development ISO yet.
Any word on 195.22 beta yet. I've downloaded this one already, but it
requires a lot of work to install it and is not integrated properly into
Openso
hello
we all know, that opensolaris does not support as much hardware than windows or
linux. the opensolaris hcl is not really helpful, if you are looking for a
hardware without too much problems.
in my case, i was looking for a current medium-priced micro-atx server
mainboard, suitable for bas
Ken Mays wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The latest Nvidia 190.42 driver is not included on the latest snv_128a
> development ISO yet.
It integrated to 129.
> The next IPS update is expected to have the latest Nvidia 190.42 driver. I'm
> expecting this IPS update will come out right before the Xmas holida
On 07/12/2009 14:34, Eugene Vilensky wrote:
Hi,
Is syslog-ng available for OpenSolaris, through IPS or otherwise? If
I were to build it, is there an "easy" metapackage for the build
system, maybe analogous to Red Hat's rpmbuild+dependencies or Debian's
"build-essential" metapackage?
I'm ru
Hello,
The latest Nvidia 190.42 driver is not included on the latest snv_128a
development ISO yet.
IPS currently contains:
NVDAgraphics v185.18.36 - the Nvidia display driver
NVDAcg v2.2 - NVIDIA Cg Toolkit (w/ a GLSL 1.4-based compiler)
The next IPS update is expected to have the latest Nvidia
I had the exact same problem with 2009.06. I worked with Sun support for weeks,
and it came down to a bug that was fixed in svn_124. I upgraded at that time to
124, and the box has been solid since then.
-Scott
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1) Installing application doesn't require too much knowledge. You can set
repositories in GUI Package Manager and install packages from there too. So
what's your problem?
Which school you have? I'm just curious... In OpenSolaris there is a GUI
available on Live CD and immediately after inst
>> Solaris Syslog doesn't log using a door.
>>
>> Solaris logs on "/dev/conslog" but uses the door only
>> to determine if the
>> syslogd is running.
>>
>> Casper
>
>I always wondered at the sanity of using a door for this purpose.
My biggest problem with the code is that syslogd_ok() is alwa
>
> >On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 8:34 AM, Eugene Vilensky
> =
> > wrote:
> >> Hi,
> >> Is syslog-ng available for OpenSolaris, through
> IPS or otherwise? =
> >=A0If
> >> I were to build it, is there an "easy" metapackage
> for the build
> >> system, maybe analogous to Red Hat's
> rpmbuild+dependencies
Nibal Al-Ghoul wrote:
Is Nexenta free?
No need to get license
Yes, Free.
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Neil Houston wrote:
Sorry to burst your bubble, but OpenOffice is simply nowhere near
Microsoft Office. To you, perhaps, but try selling it to your Admin
staff who sit in Excel all day. It doesn't even come close.
I disagree. I have enormous spreadsheets created using Openoffice, and
I have
>On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 8:34 AM, Eugene Vilensky =
> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> Is syslog-ng available for OpenSolaris, through IPS or otherwise? =
>=A0If
>> I were to build it, is there an "easy" metapackage for the build
>> system, maybe analogous to Red Hat's rpmbuild+dependencies or Debia=
>n's
>> "buil
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 8:34 AM, Eugene Vilensky wrote:
> Hi,
> Is syslog-ng available for OpenSolaris, through IPS or otherwise? If
> I were to build it, is there an "easy" metapackage for the build
> system, maybe analogous to Red Hat's rpmbuild+dependencies or Debian's
> "build-essential" metap
Hi,
Is syslog-ng available for OpenSolaris, through IPS or otherwise? If
I were to build it, is there an "easy" metapackage for the build
system, maybe analogous to Red Hat's rpmbuild+dependencies or Debian's
"build-essential" metapackage?
Thanks!
-Eugene
> I registered specifically to reply to this thread and
> report my own successful results. I, too, had no luck
> initially with the mcast.3 version, however the -9
> version completely resolved my stability issues with
> no apparent performance problems.
>
> I'm curious though - is there a recomm
You're being overly dramatic.
Certainly, Linux/Solaris isn't a drop-in replacement. That said, there
are a great number of places where it _is_ a viable solution. It all
depends on a very thorough examination of exactly what the organization
is doing, how it is doing it, and what it really is
> Sorry for the delay in replying on my part, masa.
>
> Here is the info you requested:
>
> sh-4.0$ kstat -m rge | grep mac_ver
> mac_ver 1006632960
Thanks, your nic is 8168C too.
> I would be happy to test version 12 of the fix that
> you've built; I can't do it r
How do you configure service restarts with SMF?
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MySQL comes with it's own startup script called mysqld_safe. This script will
restart the daemon if it stops for some reason. Using SMF on top of this seems
redundant but this appears to be how it is setup when you install MySQL from
amp-dev. What do you gain by using SMF with MySQL?
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On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 6:05 PM, Ron Halstead wrote:
>> How does this relate to opensolaris at all?
>>
>> If Outlook/Entourage or office applications are a
>> requirement for your organization, then your only
>> choices are Windows and Mac OSX. No linux or
>> solaris. Although you can use some pr
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 14:07, Bartlomiej Pelc wrote:
> There isn't. Next major OpenSolaris release is scheduled for February 2010.
> Nevertheless updating to newest OpenSolaris release is simple and safe as
> possible. After installing OS2009.06 just follow instructions on that blog:
> http://nik
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 13:56, Eugene Vilensky wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 6:43 AM, Colin Raven
> wrote:
>
> > Is there a more recent live CD (or install ISO) and if so, where the heck
> > can I find it?
>
> Various builds (iso and usb-stick) are available here:
> http://www.genunix.org/
Su
There isn't. Next major OpenSolaris release is scheduled for February 2010.
Nevertheless updating to newest OpenSolaris release is simple and safe as
possible. After installing OS2009.06 just follow instructions on that blog:
http://nikmaslov.com/blog/blog1.php/2009/02/04/update-opensolaris-to-l
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 6:43 AM, Colin Raven wrote:
> Is there a more recent live CD (or install ISO) and if so, where the heck
> can I find it?
Various builds (iso and usb-stick) are available here:
http://www.genunix.org/
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Hi all, first post to this list - Open Solaris n00b - and reading like crazy
in an attempt to upgrade that status. :)
I went to grab an Open Solaris live CD to take a look at some component
compatability questions "up close and personal" prior to actual
installation, and upon booting, found that t
1. Installing application should not require much(i should say "any" also)
knowledge. It is done easily using admin user account in windows by
great granny also.
I know how complex an operating system as Graduate in Computer Science.
windows provides fairly good GUI for many things not only inst
could you please tell us whether the ip address you typed in
"# pfexec route -p add default 192.168.0.2" stands for machine ip address or
default gateway address?
Please don't use ip addresses. Use words like machineIPAddress or
DefaultGatewayIPAddress.
Not all will understand that the ip addre
Hi Eugene!
I just blogged about this topic. See
http://blogs.sun.com/vikhegde/entry/making_a_bootable_usb_key
Vikram
On Sat, 05 Dec 2009, Eugene Vilensky wrote:
> >> How can I install grub onto a different disk/partition than the rest
> >> of the operating system, using 2009.06 or any later
Is Nexenta free?
No need to get license
Thanks & Best Regards
Nibal
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From: Erast [mailto:er...@gnusolaris.org]
Sent: Saturday, December 05, 2009 5:50 AM
To: Nibal
Cc: opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] Migration from windows to Linux
Hi,
'man rge' states, among the rest,
.
The values returned by the driver in the DL_INFO_ACK primitive in
response to the DL_INFO_REQ are as follows:
o Maximum SDU (with jumbo frame) is 7000.
o Minimum SDU is 0.
.
The hardware apparentl
Just a data point - I have a similar setup here, using snv-127 respin of
OpenSolaris. Both the COMSTAR iSCSI target and the NFS volume are fully
accessible by my Xen 5.5 server without any problems (well, right now I can't
test this with the latest upgrade, as the Xen server has been retired due
Ian Allison wrote:
Hi,
Just to follow up, I looked at the create_ramdisk script
(/boot/solaris/bin/create_ramdisk) and it has a dependency on mkisofs.
If it can't find the mkisofs binary it sets the variable $format to
ufs, this seems to cause a problem if the system has a ZFS root.
Installi
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