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The following seems to be pretty simple (but obviously not for me as I am not a Perl expert) ... I want to collect the output from remote hosts and store it into a variable. I must not use any CPAN modules in this environment. What I have so far is the following: open(my $ssh, "| ssh -T...

...5 5678 blah 123 1bla 2345 345 4 4567 56 56789 bloh $ find /home/tom/Dokumente -type d -regextype posix-egrep -regex ".*/[^/][0-9]{3}" /home/mrjazz/Dokumente/5678 /home/mrjazz/Dokumente/4567 /home/mrjazz/Dokumente/2345 /home/mrjazz/Dokumente/3456...

Hi, did you solve your problem? Did not get any updates from you for my last posting. mrjazz

Hi, with cfgadm you will have to see the changer AND the drives. A few more things to check: What does "sgscan" look like? Do you have device files for your drives under /devices? Do you have entries in your /etc/path_to_inst for your drives? How do /kernel/drv/sgen.conf, /kernel/drv/st.conf...

I can't see that the tapes are configured correctly - otherwise they should show up as type "tape". Have you tried "cfgadm -c configure c[24]"?

What kind of fibre channel cards are installed on your system? What is the output of "cfgadm -al"?

I think for your purpose it might be necessary to write a script around the "bprestore" command with parameters (source path, destination path, rename file): to restore data to an alternate path on the same client, you must create a rename file and then use the rename file in the bprestore...

Hi Dan, a directory is only a folder for a LIST of files that are more or less logically related - therefore the NAMES are grouped together in that specific directory. Or in other words: directories are just metadata to make things more organized (no matter where they are physically) So if you...

...to license terms. Warning: password is set to factory default. -> cd /SP/users /SP/users -> set /SP/users/root password Enter new password: ******** Enter new password again: ******** set: No such object value -> reset /SP Are you sure you want to reset /SP (y/n)? y Performing hard reset...

du -k /var | sort -n will list all subdirs of the /var filesystem including their size in units of 1024 bytes sorted by size.

Up to Solaris 9 /usr/sbin/patchadd was a script. All return codes were listed in the comment section at the beginning. With Solaris 10 /usr/sbin/patchadd now is an ELF executable and it has different return codes. The man page says using the -t flag maintains the patchadd return codes from the...

The sticky bit is set on directories (the /tmp file system is a typical example for that). Only the owner of a file in a directory with sticky bit set or the owner of the directory itself can rename, delete or move files in that directory - if the sticky bit is not set for a directory everybody...

...# # locations that specifiy a directory only will default to look for # an archive called installsvr # flash_archive_locations="nfs://*.*.*.*/share/install/flash/myclient.flar" # /opt/SUNWjet/bin/make_client -f myclient Gathering network information.. ... ... Adding flash...

The log files are placed in the /usr/openv/veritas/netbackup/logs directory. Be careful ... NetBackup logs can be extremely large (depending on the verbose level - see below). For each NetBackup process a subdirectory must be created on a NetBackup server. On a media server you should create...

just for your info a CPU panic can occur running VirtualBox on Solaris 10/x86 systems and is described here: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?p=41834&sid=bf5c813d9c00119c03fd2b937db54e8f

The solution (at least the one I got to work) for using only one keyboard/mouse without having to change anything on the hardware is to use a software called synergy: http://synergy2.sourceforge.net Everything is well-documented and within 10 minutes you can get it to work.

Hi Solaris experts, I set up a vnc connection between a Solaris 10 x86 machine and a Windows PC. I have two monitors, two keyboards, two mouses on my desk - each of them connected to one of the machines. I just want to use one keyboard and one mouse (the Solaris ones) to access both systems. On...

Hi Joe, we encounter this phenomenon in our environment with Win clients as well (Master & Media Server are running on Solaris 8. We are on NBU 5.1). Does this happen with your Brick Level backups? They are in general very slow due to backup every mailbox on it's own; at least that's were we...

Could it be that the comparison on the left side is an empty string? Check with: echo `/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.7/bin/tnsping $x | grep OK | nawk -F ' ' '{print $1}'` HTH mrjazz

Yes, you can use the bpimagelist command to list the backupids (for example) of a certain client when you are on the master server. You have a lot of options (as with most of the other NBU commands...). On a client you can use bpclimagelist to list you the backup times, the type of backup and...