Thanks for your response. I can not terminate any of the processes and you were right they are running under /proc filesystem. I will likely have to reboot this server.
Here are some useful commands for troubleshooting:
root@:/proc/13502> pstack 13502
13502: top
ffffffff7e7a568c __open (0, 0...
I have a user running several processes that are hanging. I tried to kill it (kill -9 as root) but without success.
ps -ef | grep dua
dua 4412 1 0 00:19:51 ? 0:00 vmstat 5
dua 6937 1 0 07:52:56 ? 0:00 vmstat 5
dua 10685 1 0 00:43:54 ? 0:00 vmstat 5...
I am running Solaris 2.6 2.7 and 2.8.
Due to Sendmail Header Processing Buffer Overflow vulnerability I would like to disable/stop sendmail daemon. I do not have sendmail server.
Is it possible to send email if the sendmail daemon is stopped and if it is possible, do I need to do any...
I am running Solaris 2.6 2.7 and 2.8.
Due to Sendmail Header Processing Buffer Overflow vulnerability I would like to disable/stop sendmail daemon. I do not have sendmail server.
Is it possible to send email if the sendmail daemon is stopped and if it is possible do I need to do any additional...
A process has too many open files at once. The system imposes a per-process soft limit on open files, OPEN_MAX (usualy 64), which can be increased, and a per-process hard limit (usualy 1024), which can not be increased.
You can control the soft limit from the shell. In the C shell use the...
I started a tread (thread52-349307) called "MAN pages installation". The answer that I got was very good but not exacly what I was asking for.
The answer on my tread was "Toss in the basic documentation cd, mount it under /infocd, and run linkbasecd".
This creates a soft...
You are correct. Oracle, Documentum and IPlanet applications are installed on the same filesystem.
Application support admin unintentionally made mistake and now is to late for application reconfigurations because
this is a production server.
Thanks for replay.
Hi jamisar
Disk is partitioned OK. If I move or delete some files on the filesystem I will free up some inodes. What I need to do is to recreate filesystem and increase the density of inodes in the file system.
I found some contradictory information about the inode value. Default should be...
I have server running Solaris 8. My file system (3GB)does not have enough free blocks and I need to change my block-inode ratio.
Filesystem iused ifree %iused Mounted on
/dev/md/dsk/d1 388608 0 100% /a
What is the best way to do it.
Thanks a lot.
You can set CDPATH variable in .profile or /etc/profile.
CDPATH=/export/home/cots
Command "cd" will move you to the /export/home/cots directory.
If you want you can set CDPATH to:
CDPATH=/export/home.
Command "cd cots" will move you to the /export/home/cots directory.
Vlad
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