You can patch the kernel. I can't really remember if that flag is in the 4.0D, but I have used it on 4.0F alot.
If the first dbx line fails, 4.0D does not have a rejectcodemask. In the second dbx you enable the filter and in the third you modify the kernel so that it should be there after a...
Unfortnatly I don't know what the daemon process is and can not tell you why there is a race condition. From the little information you have given it seems like the daemon process could be io-bound and that the race condition is a race for some io resource. (system load should not be higher than...
It works like a charm, documentation is good (and worthwhile reading). I've never had the opertunity to try it on the ES45 (which I think would make a nice home server *smile*), only ES40.
These are good web-links: (they might wrap)...
Is there a directory called instctl in the tar file?
If it exist then you should use the Tru64 package installer.
Change into the directory containing the instctrl directory and run "setld -l ."
The installer is menu based and will guide you through selecting subsets of the software...
You should still consider SSH. SSH have several methods of authentication that can be combined. Default is just password. You can add both certificate and hostbased certification without password.
In just some other words. Install SSH on the client. Copy the client certificate to the server and...
Check your console variable boot_osflags = A
If in unix:
# consvar -l
# consvar -s boot_osflags A
If in console:
>>> show boot*
>>> set boot_osflags A
Kjetil
One probably cause for this is that this user is forking off a lot of processes in a short period of time and then goes back to rest. I cannot really tell how your user is working, but you as an administrator should be able to say if this is a probably case or not. If the user (no user that is)...
Ports for rsh is 513 and 514 (login and shell)
For the previous question:
Telnet to the box and run "who am i" to check that the address resolved for your client is the same as the one you put in .rhosts
Also check that the file is not writable for group or world, it will be...
First you should have put the bootblock onto the before actually restoring the data, but it seems to work.
I can't really understand what you are doing when issuing :
# disklabel -t dsk6a -r -F dsk6a /tmp/label RZ29B
It seems dangerous to me and the correct command would be to issue this line...
There is no way of resetting the switch by using the dip-switches. You must place a call to your local Compaq/HP service centre and they will help you reset the switch. Of obvious reasons I cannot write that procedure in a public forum! Then there would be no security at all :-(
Kjetil
First read chapter 5.7.6 in the Administration Guide :
http://h30097.www3.hp.com/docs/base_doc/DOCUMENTATION/V51_HTML/ARH9FCTE/TITLE.HTM
Then to your other question about mounting disk from cdrom boot :
# hwmgr -show scsi
find the name of the disk!
# mkdir /etc/fdmns/testroot
# mkdir...
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