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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 I’ve used the following to mount nfs shares: mount -t nfs target:/temp/folder1 /opt/folder1 mount -o vers=3 win1:/archive /opt/archive Works fine but I need to get them to mount automatically after a reboot. I’m told I need to make entries in /etc/auto.master and...

Thanks for the replies. I haven't got a copy of Windows 7 yet, I'm just trying to stay ahead of the game as we will be rolling out Windows 7 to around 3500 desktops, hopefully before XP expires.

We have a Windows 2000 application which is currently running on XP in compatibility mode. Is there a way we can run this application under Windows 7?

Solaris 10 on Sunfire V445. Had a process crash due to signal 10. Any ideas as to where I should start looking? Thanks, Dave

HP-UX version B.11.31 I need to check the settings of my network adapters to see if they are set for fixed speed or auto negotiate. Thanks, Dave

I don't have access to the server (it's NAS). I've tried from a different Solaris box and I can mount it so I guess it's something to do with the original box I've been playing with. I've tried creating a different mount point but get the same error.

Solaris 10 I'm trying to mount a NAS drive but am getting an error: # mount fphnas01:/NFS /export/smatArchive nfs mount: mount: /export/smatArchive: Stale NFS file handle The mount point exists, fphnas01 is in the hosts file and the share NFS exists. I have mounted and umounted this share...

Thanks. I checked out sam and it's deprecated on our version. Should work though. Someone suggested lpstat -v and this does the trick.

How can I check how a printer is set up - ip address, print server etc. In other versions of unix you can check the printcap file. Thanks, Dave

Ken, Cracked it! I logged out and logged back in again. The PATH looked ok but I'd been shelling out and back in during the course of my last session so I guess things got screwed up. Thanks again, Dave

Ken, Thanks for your help - at least I've learned something new today: shebang (sounds like an illegal Irish drinking den). Cheers, Dave

Ken, No idea what shebang perl is! I checked for the perl location with find . -name perl -print and found it in many locations. I plumped for /usr/bin/perl I wouldn't have thought the perl part is the problem as the error message seems to indicate the script can't be found.

Yes the directory is in the PATH.

I’m on Solaris 10 I’ve put a perl script in a directory but when I try to run it from the directory I get an error message ‘Command not found.’ If I prefix the command with ./ it runs. How do I get it to run without the prefix? Thanks, Dave

Might have to do the job in Perl then. Thanks for trying anyway.