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  1. vistech1

    make: WARNING- All licenses are in use.

    Do you have the DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM installed? We found that we needed to have this installed to run make. We got a similar error without the DEV installed.
  2. vistech1

    sco sendmail setup

    You might want to look at SCO TA# 107669 http://wdb1.sco.com/kb/showta?taid=107669&qid=1516724747&sid=1004548140&pgnum=1 I found it helpful on customer sites that did not use DNS.
  3. vistech1

    Scoadmin creating dump files

    I have a customer running 5.0.6 Each time they go into scoadmin and exit a dump file is created in: /usr/ccs/bin/elf/ back in February I conencted and found: # ls -l dump* lrwxrwxrwx 1 root sys 45 Feb 27 04:00 dump -> /opt/K/SCO/unixds/5.1.2A/usr/ccs/bin/elf/dump lrwxrwxrwx...
  4. vistech1

    Submitting cron in Unixware - error permission denied

    Customer called and was having "cron" problems again. found that the permissions on usr/sbin/cron was 777 and needed to be changed to 2550.
  5. vistech1

    Submitting cron in Unixware - error permission denied

    I discovered that the problem was with group ownership on the NPIPE file. I throughly checked and rechecked the man pages on cron (specifically paying attention to allow and deny) but did not see where the configuration on the customer server was different than was implied in the man page)...
  6. vistech1

    Submitting cron in Unixware - error permission denied

    I discovered that the problem was with permissions on the NPIPE file. I throughly checked and rechecked the man pages on cron (specifically paying attention to allow and deny) but did not see where the configuration on the customer server was different than was implied in the man page). The...
  7. vistech1

    Submitting cron in Unixware - error permission denied

    I should have mentioned that I read the man page on crontab prior to posting. This is what I had found. allow and deny files Users can use crontab if their names appear in the file /etc/cron.d/cron.allow. If that file does not exist, the file /etc/cron.d/cron.deny is checked to determine if...
  8. vistech1

    Submitting cron in Unixware - error permission denied

    A customer of mine is having problems submitting cron jobs as other users (root works fine). Unixware 7.1.3 They have a user "support" When support user submits its cron: in support's home diretory is a file called support.cron -rwxrwxrwx 1 support support 126 May 12 2004...
  9. vistech1

    Unix "crontab -e" command

    A customer of mine is having the same problems except this is on a Unixware v7.1.3 They have a user "support" When support user submits its cron: in support's home diretory is a file called support.cron -rwxrwxrwx 1 support support 126 May 12 2004 support.cron when I vi the...
  10. vistech1

    Unixware 7.1.4 Percraid 3DC HBA driver needed

    I am trying to load Unixware 7.1.4 on a Dell 2650 Poweredge with a PercRaid 3DC controller. This controller card was purchased and used because there are known problems with the onboard controller and Unixware. SCO Tech Support had emailed me an HBA driver that they thought would work. It...
  11. vistech1

    Cannot access terminal control database entry

    From SCO Technical Article 104588, please read it in it's entirety before implementing anything. Take the following steps (this MAY be done in multiuser mode): cd /etc/auth/system mv ttys /tmp/ttys.bad (if you just copy it, you need to manually...
  12. vistech1

    Root account is disabled. How to get in?

    Take a look here if your are talking about openserver. FAQ58-1366 It may help you.
  13. vistech1

    Is there a command to view system information in sco unix?

    On OpenServer 5.0.7 do a man on sysinfo the sysinfo ccommand may provide you with more infomration than you need. not sure if this is available on older versions.
  14. vistech1

    Watchdog error

    This may help. I explaines that the NSTRPAGES parameter in the kernel may need to be set higher. http://stage.caldera.com/cgi-bin/ssl_reference?101596
  15. vistech1

    Determinc CPU speed

    the command I use to check processor spped is: hw -rcpu -v I have SCO openserver 5.0.5 running on a P166 PC. # uname -X System = SCO_SV Node = phonetec Release = 3.2v5.0.5 KernelID = 98/07/02 Machine = Pentium BusType = ISA Serial = 2GH072094 Users = 130-user OEM# = 0 Origin# = 1 NumCPU = 1...
  16. vistech1

    /dev/root acts like not mounted

    I had a similar problem and found SCO TA#112821 helpful. http://stage.caldera.com/cgi-bin/ssl_reference?112821
  17. vistech1

    landscape printing Unixware 7.1

    I am trying to use lp printing to print a landscape document. Everytime I try, I get a portrait document. does anyone have a suggestion, other than using a third party package? I have tried a fw things, but if someone has definitely printed a landscape document using UNixware 7.1 lp printing...
  18. vistech1

    df -v does not display /dev/root

    I had a similar problem but found my answer in Caldera's TA112821. go to http://stage.caldera.com/ta/ and enter the TA number in the appropriate area. hope this helps you.
  19. vistech1

    printing 66 lines per page landscape

    thx that worked. this is for a custom financial aplication, but we just needed to print from the command line successfully, and provide that command to the programming department.
  20. vistech1

    printing 66 lines per page landscape

    This is a SCO Openserever 5.0.5 server and I am using lp printing, and have setup the printer using hpnpcfg and the printer is an HP Laserjet 5Si. I have tried numerous things to print a 66 line document on a landscape piece of paper, and have been unsuccessful to date. Does anyone have any...

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