Srinivas wrote:
HI,
I want to create a User ID who can only SU in solaris version 8.
And also grant SU privilege to a group alone
Help Appreciated...!
Why ask here? If you are using an OpenSolaris distribution,
opensolaris-help is the place to ask. For Solaris 8, try Usenet or
If I remember correctly, as long as automounter is running an entry in
/etc/auto_home (before +auto_home) like
* localhost:/export/home/
should do the trick.
Doug
Hi.
We have many scripts which are hardcoded to use
/home/httpd. This
folder have a svn-checkout, the scripts are executed
Claus Guttesen writes:
On solaris the default is to create an /export/home and then
dynamically locate the username relative to /home during login. But
this will not work since the files will be at /export/home/httpd
instead.
There are several different solutions to this. Here's one
Claus Guttesen wrote:
If I remember correctly, as long as automounter is running an entry in
/etc/auto_home (before +auto_home) like
* localhost:/export/home/
should do the trick.
Thank you for yor reply. I added the entry to /etc/auto_home but it
did not do the trick unfortunately.
Did you restart the automounter ?
svcadm restart autofs
Just tried but unfortunately it did not help.
rozetta~#svcadm restart autofs
rozetta~#ls -l /home
total 0
rozetta~#ls -l /export/home
total 20
drwxr-x--- 6 clausstaff512 Oct 10 16:24 claus
drwxr-xr-x 16 kilaasi staff
Hi Claus,
you have the nobrowse option to /home - which means ls /home will give nothing
(i.e. you can't browse it) - you probably need to try /home/claus or
/home/kilaasi to see anything in /home.
HTH,
Darren.
Claus Guttesen wrote:
Did you restart the automounter ?
svcadm restart autofs
rozetta~#svcadm restart autofs
rozetta~#ls -l /home
total 0
Nothing is supposed to show up; it's all on demand.
Try: ls -l /home/clause
Thank you for all who helped me in this matter.
The /home-mapping is in place, I have to manually to type 'ls
/home/foo' to make it visible beneath
Hi darren,
Thanks for reply.
srinivas
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hi there,
are there any release notes / errata / known bugs available for the community
builds? I have upgraded from nv70 to nv73 and now 74 is already there. I will
probably install it, but an upgrade failed me once already and I would like to
know what is new / fixed in some releases so i
I'm a bit new to Solaris, so excuse naive question, but I have a x4500 on
evaluation and all ssh sessions I had on it become unresponsive when I got into
work today. NFS seemed to still work and I had some Java processes that were
still working, but the console via the ILOM was unresponsive as
Hello,
The default pkgadd/pkgrm work in interactive mode and there are multiple
prompts to answer. How do I write a shell script to answer all these prompts
automatically?
I googled and tried the following,
pkgrm -n mypkg and
pkgrm mypkg EOF
y
y
EOF
However, not successful. Any idea?
Tom
sorry, the second method is
[b]echo y | echo y | pfexec pkgrm mypkg[/b] , assuming that [b]pkgrm[/b]
requires two prompts and the answer is [b]y[/b] for both. However, it looks
like only one y is accepted .
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Or you could just use the -n option.
Sherry
On Wed, Oct 10, 2007 at 03:35:28PM -0700, Tom Chen wrote:
Hello,
The default pkgadd/pkgrm work in interactive mode and there are multiple
prompts to answer. How do I write a shell script to answer all these prompts
automatically?
I googled
I am seeing bizarre behavior with my Solaris 10U3 and 10U4 boxes that doesn't
exist on my Solaris 9U9 box. My test platform is as follows:
3 v440 servers. 1 has sol9u9, 1 with 10U3, and 1 with 10U4. LPFC 6.11c,
Veritas 5.0MP1 RP3, and 80 luns mapped from a SAN. Booting from the internal
Hi Michael,
I don't think there is much you can do at this point to debug the
previous problem. To make it possible to debug in case it happens
again, you can do the following:
- Boot with -k to load kmdb. Or if you have already booted the OS,
log in as root at the console. Type mdb
Hello Tom,
-n will stop if interaction is needed. Instead of echoing y's into
pkgrm use admin file.
pkgrm:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-5166/pkgrm-1m?l=ena=view
admin file:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-5174/6mbb98uc9?l=ena=view
Cheers,
Jan
On 11.10.2007, at 0:44, Sherry
# yes | pkgrm pkgname
-a
On 10/10/07, Tom Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sorry, the second method is
[b]echo y | echo y | pfexec pkgrm mypkg[/b] , assuming that [b]pkgrm[/b]
requires two prompts and the answer is [b]y[/b] for both. However, it looks
like only one y is accepted .
This
You can use pkgask
Tom Chen wrote:
Hello,
The default pkgadd/pkgrm work in interactive mode and there are multiple
prompts to answer. How do I write a shell script to answer all these prompts
automatically?
I googled and tried the following,
pkgrm -n mypkg and
pkgrm mypkg EOF
y
y
what does svcs -a say about ssh ?
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