Recent content by sharadmarathe

Hi I would really appriciate if anyone help me out configuring Internet mail Gateway. I referred Note 99965 which mostly talk about unix environment. Since mlunxsnd.exe file is also available in win2k environment too, I tried to follow the same steps suggested in the note. But in SCOT when I...

Thanx a lot It worked. Sharad

Hello Whenever user's put the files to my server through ftp, the file is created with 640 (ie read/write to user, read to group and no permission to others). The same file is used in update-mode by the user in same group and job gets terminated because of permissions problem. How can I...

Hello Whenever user's put the files to my server through ftp, the file is created with 640 (ie read/write to user, read to group and no permission to others). The same file is used in update-mode by the user in same group and job gets terminated because of permissions problem. How can I...

Try Volume Manager Storage Administrator. It is GUI for veritas VM. Command to start is "vmsa"

HI Ya. mailx is good option. Try #mailx -s &quot;subject&quot; e-mail_addresses < file containing mail details Sharad

Hello Assign value of tommorows date to a variable and make that variable as part of your file name eg. tommorow=`TZ=PST-24 date +%d%m%Y` echo $tommorow Hope it helps Sharad

My apology for wrong info. zic is in /usr/sbin and not in /usr/bin

Hello You will find zic in /use/bin/zic. Try &quot;man zic&quot; for more info. Kind regards Sharad Marathe

Hi It is really strange. All systems in our environment (Solaris 7 & 8) does contents /usr/sbin/static directory and following files in to it. cp, ln, mv, rcp & tar :(

Hello Copy /usr/sbin/static/tar to /tmp directory and not /usr/sbin/tar. All other steps you have done are correct. Sharad

Will you please explain what is wring in it?

Hello Try chroot command Following example in man chroot does exactly what you want Example 1: Using the chroot utility. The chroot utility provides an easy way to extract tar files (see tar(1)) written with absolute filenames to a different location: example# cp /usr/sbin/static/tar...

Hi Try -t 'last week ago' Sharad

Thanx Kent You have given me good relief and I will get good sleep now. thanx again sharad PS: Any idea why sapclone does not work?