25/04/2018 14:54

I also need to report back on the return code of each process.
I am trying to use wait but to no avail, here is a toy program I am using to debug my problem; #!/bin/sh find / -name group -ls >/dev/null 2>&1 & JOB1=$! echo $JOB1 find / -name passwd -ls >/dev/null 2>&1 & JOB2=$! echo $JOB2 find / -name shadow -ls >/dev/null 2>&1 & JOB3=$! echo $JOB3 wait $JOB1 wait $JOB2 wait $JOB.... read more
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20/04/2018 14:54

I have modified /etc/default/passwd file as following, and have rebooted the server, but I still get the same error message. Here is what /etc/default/passwd looks like: MAXWEEKS=NULL MINWEEKS=NULL PASSLENGTH=6 WARNWEEKS= We do NOT want password to expire at all.
thank you all in advance.
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15/04/2018 14:54

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10/04/2018 14:54

-- When in doubt, use brute force.
- Ken Thompson
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05/04/2018 14:54

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01/04/2018 14:54

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25/03/2018 14:54

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I bought the Adaptec 39160 SCSI controller (/kernel/drv/cadp160) for the explicit purpose of running the machine as a storage server.
Then, in a really slick maneuver, I managed to acquire an entire Ultra Enterprise2 system, which included a Sun MultiPack (which is what I was after).
The idea was to hook up the MultiPack to a now USCSI 160 enabled bucket and have a really nice external SCSI enclosure, especially since the MultiPack supports SCA .... read more
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15/03/2018 14:54

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10/03/2018 14:54

Second: There was recent (and finally!) latest update of samba package with patch 119757-04 which has in README file this note: 6332751 Samba is not compiled with.... read more
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01/03/2018 14:54

Could some one tell what the interlace and inode size to use to get better performance? Thanks!
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25/02/2018 14:54

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15/02/2018 14:54

I'm sharing one directory from one machine with Sol 10. On another machine with the same system I mounted this directory.
When I copy (cp -p) files from local directory to shared directory files have the same owner as user who copy. On both machines passwd shadow, group are the same.
I think it is something with nfs version because on machines with Solaris 9 copied files have their owners but under Sol 10 don't.
Any ideas .... read more
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10/02/2018 14:54

Here is part of the output from /var/svc/log/milestone-multi-user-server:default.log: [ Aug 23 14:07:11 Executing start method (/sbin/rc3) ] Executing legacy init script /etc/rc3.d/S100listserv.
Starting Listserv...Sun Microsystems Inc. SunOS 5..... read more
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Solaris is a unix operating system originally developed by Sun and now known as Oracle Solaris since 2010. Solaris is known for its scalability, especially on SPARC systems, and for originating many innovative features such as DTrace, ZFS and Time Slider. Currently at version 11, Solaris supports SPARC-based and x86-based workstations.
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