I have been looking for a good networked color laser printer for Opensolaris. I was given a used HP 2600n printer, but I found out that it is a host-based...
... I've been using the Dell 3115cn (Multifunction) and very happy with it. I have it set up on the network (ethernet). It scans & prints (through the...
... I use a Brother 2700CN color laser on my network. Even though it's discontinued for the higher resolution models say the Brother HL-4070CDW or something ...
I have just installed Solaris 10 u7 onto a fairly generic PC and have two problems I wonder if someone could help me solve. 1) Patch 121431-38 doesn't install...
... It's a Live Upgrade patch. What was the exact error message you got? How did you try to apply the patches? The README for this one doesn't give any special...
... Nick, Your given some good advice so far. I only want to add to this. You didn't seem to know how to add patches manually. 1. download that patch from Sun ...
... Can that handle .jar patches? Typically once smpatch downloads a patch (or I do manually) and its a .jar file..this is what I do: cd /var/sadm/spool/cache ...
... I had some problems with the installer not necessarily installing everthing correctly. I cleared it up by running "ossupdate" and see if that fixes the...
... I used the Sun patch manager (that funny shield icon at the bottom right) to install the patches. It gave me a warning that that particular patch had to...
... Just change the link to the program in that icon to "ossxmixer" You can also delete that icon and add a new program (ossxmixer) with icon instead. works...
... [Cut a lot of warnings] That's what makes using pca so wonderful. If you'de run that script like "pca -d missing" you had downloaded all patches free for...
I'm trying to get SSL working with apache2 on a S10 box. When I start the apache2 server I get this in the svcs log file: [ Jul 6 23:31:52 Executing start...
I'm new to Soalris, and I have a horribly "newbie" question about ufsdump. I read that it has the ability to back up a whole file system, but the file system...
... ufsdump will still be backing up files that are changing/open, but those files will not be easily restoreable. Also take a look at fssnap. Also take a look...
Chris Ridd
chris.ridd@...
Jul 7, 2009 3:55 pm
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Thanks for the quick response. You probably already knew that you would have triggered my next question: You mention that ufsdump does in fact back up...
... As Chris suggested, use fssnap and then ufsdump the snapshot. Then you don't have to worry about files that change during the backup. read "man fssnap" or...
Is there any other way to backing up a live file system than having to take a snap of the entire file system first? After nearly a half century of UNIX, I'm...
... Yes, snapshots are THE solution. Please read the manuals about UFS snapshots. http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-5093/ A snapshot is NOT a backup, it is...
On Tue, 07 Jul 2009 10:28:51 -0700 ... Yes you are. And you obviously have not read up on snapshots. It certainly is -not- a backup of a backup! Play the game...
Hello everyone, I am looking for some advice on my MySQL setup. I currently have it running on a Solaris 10 server in the global zone. This server has been...
... And be aware that UFS snapshots are less straightforward than ZFS'. The backing store needs to be on a different FS with enough space, they are *very*...
... I always run that combination from a zone. As well as the security advantages, it makes cloning the site trivial for disaster recover and development. -- ...
... If a file's being written to while it is being backed up, the backup is only going to contain some of the changes. Restoring such a file from backup is...
Chris Ridd
chris.ridd@...
Jul 8, 2009 8:38 am
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... Are the permissions on your key enough to let Apache read it? The "not found" part seems to imply just that, it can't find it, not a syntax or password...
... And there is absolutely no way to protect against that, except following the ufsdump(1M) man to the letter: run it on an unmounted or read-only FS, Using a...
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