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Hi Mike, I have tried to briefly look in to these processes but didn't have any luck. Anyway I have given the output below. $ grep cons /etc/inittab brc::sysinit:/sbin/rc.boot 3 >/dev/console 2>&1 # Phase 3 of system boot powerfail::powerfail:/etc/rc.powerfail 2>&1 | alog -tboot >...

p5wizard, Thanks for the reply. I have looked in to the system and I think inittab processing is already completed. who -a is not showing any processes that are stuck and I can see all the process listed in the inittab file running.

Never seen such a strange one before. I have an AIX 6.1 server where I can login as myself and root user as well when connecting remotely, but cannot login using either users when connecting via the console using HMC. (Both GUI & cmd line) What is strange is, it doesn't even ask me for a...

I agree but don't you think there is much more value if they get a certification rather than just a training completion certificate. I would say this certification can be achieved most effectively by attending a training given by people who are in the bussines using their skills day-in...

Hi All, In the current circumstances, where people are looking to switch profiles (to AIX) and finding it difficult to foot the massive bill of IBM training costs, I am trying to understand if there is an appetite for Weekend Training in AIX in UK from AIX Professionals with years of real time...

strongm..that's exactly what I am trying to offer. Of late I have been interviewing candidates who have said they have completed training from vendors but were not up to scratch. Hence this idea of providing a much more realistic training that will help people get the launch pad required to get...

I agree with what xwb is saying in regards to self learning and this sort of learning can be done with pretty much most of the subjects in IT, not just with Unix. So if that is the case why are there so many people registering for trainings given by the vendor by paying so much money. Self...

Hi All, In the current circumstances, where people are looking to switch profiles (to AIX) and finding it difficult to foot the massive bill of IBM training costs, I am trying to understand if there is an appetite for Weekend Training in AIX in UK from AIX Professionals with years of real time...

Hi All, In the current circumstances, where people are looking to switch profiles (to AIX) and finding it difficult to foot the massive bill of IBM training costs, I am trying to understand if there is an appetite for Weekend Training in AIX in UK from AIX Professionals with years of real time...

p5wizard, Yes I understand the fact that /usr is a directory and also understand that every mount point for a filesystem is a directory under root, directly or indirectly. I am trying to find out if there is a way, I could only list directories and files under / but ignore those directories...

Hi p5wizard, Thanks for your response. I have tried du -xsk * from root directory and the output is below. It has given me the size of those directories that have filesystems mounted on them. For example usr,var,opt, mksysb_image. [root@sssc11]/ # du -xsk * 0 admin 0 audit 0...

Hi All, I am trying to find the sizes of all the directories and files under / filesystems only, and du does not seem to be very helpful. When I run du on /, it goes and finds the size of all the dirs and file, including those dirs that have filesystems mounted on them, which I dont want...

Hi All, I am new to Perl and have put a small perl script together. Since I have not setup all the formatting options while writing the code, the if loops and their other conditions start at the start of the line which makes it difficult to read and understand. So I am trying to use VIM to see...

Thanks for all the responses I am not saying it is for AIX to fix this, but I was asking a question, will this be something for IBM to fix or for Opsware. exsnafu -- I can definitely say it is not exchanging any keys of any user to get this access, but probably since the agent is running as...

exsnafu, Going through each points you have mentioned "i've never used opsware but I'm curious how you know that opsware is logging in without any authentication?" --> How do I know that is, it does not ask for a password nor there is any key pair that has been generated or uploaded for the...

Not sure if anyone would be interested, but I had a similar situation but just opposite. We have 3-4 individual single CEC P570s and we wanted to check if it was possible to combine these in to 1 system... I have gone back to IBM business partner from whom we buy all out stuff and he came back...

Dear All, Not sure how many of you out there are using Opsware but this is the first time I am seeing this product. Of late the place where I am working is evaluating HP Opsware product for file distribution etc. This piece of sw seems to work like master & agent. During the evaluation we have...

Khalid, I have found out the problem.. Sorry it is nothing to do with AIX, but it is to do with the Web Server which had a timeout of 5 minutes.. I have changed it to 1200 secs and this has resolved the issue. Anyway thanks for your help. Cheers KPKIND

There is nothing in the errpt. The problem is with the script scr1 which calls scr2 to collect the data and based on the collected data scr1 generates a dynamic webpage to display on the browser. Currently the scr2 is called, but scr1 doesn't wait until scr2 finishes its data collection and...

Unfortunately no luck inspite of changing everything to unlimited. The parent process gets killed again at exactly the same line 50 Looks a bit of mystery, the filesystem has sufficient space, the system is not running out of memory or anything like that. KPKIND