Somebodies prefer Ctrl - H but some others prefer backspace for deleting the left characters, so is it possible to enable both on Solaris 10? Sincerely, lovecreatesbeauty
How to enable both Ctrl - H and backspace for deleting left on Solaris 10
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- 1. Where is the "autorun" resp. "setup.exe" on a Solaris installation DVD ?
Sorry again for this newbie question. I have never installed Solaris before (only used it). After having downloaded the x86 vesion of Solaris I pasted the parts successfully into an iso archive. The resulting ISO archive looks (syntactically) good when I peek into it. However I would have expected to find something like an "autorun" or "setup.exe" on this DVD (similar to the - sorry - Windows world) but do not. When I burn this ISO archive on a DVD and boot the target computer this target computer will not know what do do with this Solaris stuff. How do I boot and install Solaris (on a x86 system) with such a DVD? Thomas - 2. Multiple NICs on same subnet
Hi, I was wondering how Solaris (version 9/10) handles traffic received through one of two interfaces, which are plugged into different switches but on the same subnet. The two interfaces are actually in the same pvlan, which spans both switches. sun_host_1 eth0 - 192.168.1.10 - switch A - pvlan1 eth1 - 192.168.1.11 - switch B - pvlan1 any_client virtual_nic - 192.168.1.12 - switch A primary_nic - 192.168.1.13 - switch A - pvlan1 standby_nic - 192.168.1.14 - switch B - pvlan1 The scenario I have is any_client above, needs to be able to communicate with the sun_host_1 over whichever interface is the primary at the time. If the any_client's active interface is plugged into switch A, along with eth0 from the sun_host_1, would sun_host_1 always reply to any_client over interface eth0, or would it use eth1 as well as it is on the same subnet ? Which interface would sun_host_1 use for the default gateway which would be on the 192.168.1/24 network, the last configured ? Any help appreciated. David - 3. Problems with kstat, -m64, load average
Hi all, Solaris 10 gcc 3.4.5 (blastwave package) The following code works fine when compiled with -m32. However, when compiled with -m64 the load average values are totally wonky (as in huge, wrong numbers). I tinkered with changing the cast, but that didn't seem to matter. Any ideas? /* loadavgtest.c * * Built with gcc -Wall -lkstat -m64 loadavgtest.c -o loadavgtest */ #include <stdio.h> #include <kstat.h> int main(){ kstat_ctl_t* kc; kstat_t* ksp; kstat_named_t* kn1; kstat_named_t* kn5; kstat_named_t* kn15; kc = kstat_open(); if(kc == 0){ printf("kstat_open() error\n"); return -1; } ksp = kstat_lookup(kc, "unix", 0, "system_misc"); if(ksp == 0){ printf("kstat_lookup() error\n"); return -1; } if(kstat_read(kc,ksp,0) == -1){ printf("kstat_read() error\n"); return -1; } kn1 = kstat_data_lookup(ksp, "avenrun_1min"); kn5 = kstat_data_lookup(ksp, "avenrun_5min"); kn15 = kstat_data_lookup(ksp, "avenrun_15min"); if( (kn1 == 0) || (kn5 == 0) || (kn15 == 0) ){ printf("kstat_lookup() error\n"); return -1; } printf("1 val: %f\n", (double)kn1->value.ul/256); printf("5 val: %f\n", (double)kn1->value.ul/256); printf("15 val: %f\n", (double)kn1->value.ul/256); return 0; } Thanks, Dan - 4. Korn Shell problem.
Hi Friends, operating system i am using is sun solaris and my shell is korn shell, when ever i open a file i can see ^M at the end of every line. could you please tell me how to overcome this? and i am usint terminal client as QVTERM and how can change from c shell to kron shell permanently - 5. Limit recursive DNS on Solaris
Hi Folks, I know this is more BIND specific than Solaris, but we are running Sun kit and I know all the real gurus hang out here... sweet talk, sweet talk... Here goes the question... Is it possible to limit recursive lookups within BIND so that you can stop others using your DNS servers as open lookups. Let me explain a bit more. We have many remote users so we run our own DNS for a number of sites over a geographically diverse area so we do run an open recursive DNS lookup service. Is it possible to limit this to keep recursive lookups but block FOR JUST ONE OR TWO specific address ranges? I know you can do: options { allow-query { address_match_list; }; }; but can you INVERT this so it just lists those you **don't** want to be recursive for. I've looked in ye old BIND book but the cupboard was bare.... Thanks in advance, P.
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How to enable both Ctrl - H and backspace for deleting left on Solaris 10
by lovecreatesbeauty » Tue, 07 Feb 2006 13:06:19 GMT
Re: How to enable both Ctrl - H and backspace for deleting left on Solaris 10
by lovecreatesbeauty » Tue, 07 Feb 2006 13:44:21 GMT
I only find profile under /etc, but none under personal $HOME. I changed default $HOME of root from / to /export/home/root, and this is ok. After that, I copied the /etc/profile to /export/home/root, but the second profile doesn't take effect, then I can only make changes in the global /etc/profile. This is way I ask the question. By the way, those two .profile files take effect on HP-UX 11 machine.
Re: How to enable both Ctrl - H and backspace for deleting left on Solaris 10
by Dave Uhring » Tue, 07 Feb 2006 13:50:46 GMT
Yes.
Re: How to enable both Ctrl - H and backspace for deleting left on Solaris 10
by Dave Uhring » Tue, 07 Feb 2006 13:54:53 GMT
Not ok; that is stupid.
Re: How to enable both Ctrl - H and backspace for deleting left on Solaris 10
by Mahmood » Tue, 07 Feb 2006 14:30:45 GMT
mostly I've seen this your Terminal's ability , if you are usign it remotely and otherwise you have to define it accorindgly in your SHELL if you are on the system itself, Like I have enabled following on my Solaris 8 System as follows: stty erase \^\? in /etc/profile for the systemwide changes. Regrads, Nasir Mahmood. PTML(Ufone) Pakistan
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