Recent content by jaytco

I am trying to create an automated process to send PGP encrypted emails from linux. I have found that mutt does this pretty well, except during non-interactive mode. During interactive mode everything works great. Also note, I am only sending PGP encrypted emails, not signing or expecting to...

Here is a quick and dirty command that will remove all files except what is capured by grep, but you can filter as needed. for file in `ls | grep -v "data.*_0945"`; do rm $file; done

With many online banks you are able to scan checks directly into your account. However, it appears that you need a directly attached scanner for this to work. ie my wireless lexmark will scan with its own software, but does not have a direct TWAIN scanner driver that java web client can find. As...

I am looking at the Trusted Extension for Solaris 10 and have found plenty of information, except where to get the software. Are trusted extensions part of the Solaris 10 distro, can you download them and are they free/purchase. Would also like to know if anyone has worked with them in the past...

www.sunfreeware.com has some packages that you can install.

I know that there are debug modules, but not sure if the /etc/pam_debug will do it. Also, within your pam you can add debug to the end of the lines (if the module supports it) and that will provide more debug information as well. It looks like with linux you can request specific debug...

You may also want to take a look at your /etc/pam.conf and see if there are different actions for telnet, dtlogin, login, and other. You can put pam into debug by create an /etc/pam_debug file. That may provide more information.

I have just configured my Sun DS 5.2 server (Solaris 10 11/06, DS 5.2 2005Q4). One of my requirements is to report to the user, in (both dtlogin via a console, and telnet, ssh via the session window) the last successful login information similar to the output from the 'last' command. I'm not...

Has anyone configured dual monitors with Solaris 10 11/06? I have seen a lot of solutions using /usr/openwin/bin/Xsun, however the new version is using /usr/X11/bin/Xserver utilizing SMF for its properties.

It sounds like you want to move files on the remote machine to a different directory...not really what ftp is used for. I would suggest using ssh or rsh to move the files. Depending on your environment, perl or expect could be used as well to perform remote command execution.

That is exactly what I am looking for. I'll give it a shot and let you know what I think! Thanks coffeysm

I have a Solaris 10 box that I would like to implement a combined interface (I know that windows supports this.) Basically, two physical interfaces will act as one, thus providing redundant interfaces with the same IP as well as an increase of bandwidth. (ie 2@100Mpbs = 1 shared at 200Mbps)...

Under the Xsession config I was able to do a test for the existance of a temp dir. if [ -d $HOME/.DTSESSION ] ; then echo "DT Session already running!" sleep 3 exit 1 else mkdir $HOME/.DTSESSION fi At the end of the Xsession I delete the file when the users exits. if [ -d...

I have a NIS+ environment and would like to restrict CDE (Gnome if possible) logins to a single concurrent session per user without affecting ssh,telnet,ftp etc. If userA is logged into SysA's CDE console he is good. If userA tries to concurrently login to SysB's CDE console, is should fail...

When the Solaris 8 box was added the the /etc/hosts file on the AIX box, the mount was successful. A problem has been identifed on the Solaris 8 network, that DNS reverse lookups fail, which we believe is causing the NFS service to return the unexpected failure during the mount process.