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On Solaris, you can see how to view boot_archive and make a customized version of boot_archive. There are two steps: first, view and modify the customization. 1. check boot_archive. the lofiadm and mount commands are mainly involved. Lofiadm command lofiadmiscomm... On Solaris, you can see how to view boot_archive and make a customized version of boot_archive. There are two steps: first, view and modify the

A few days ago, I was in the Solaris 10 integration of Apache and PHP, during which encountered some problems, very representative, here to the relevant procedures and processing measures recorded, I hope to be helpful. Unlike Solaris 9, the GNU Development tools (Gcc,make, etc.) are installed by default in Solaris 10. But the default environment variable does n

The software-dependent tool pkgutilLinux under Solaris can automatically install the software packages on which RPM depends. there are fewer users in the solaris system. many people do not know that there are tools for automatically installing software packages on solaris. The installation steps are as follows: 1. http://mirror.opencsw .... The tool pkgutil for a

First install g ++ (Click here to download ):1. Install expat in source code or binary2. Install libintl: pkgadd-d libintl-3.4.0-sol10-x86-local in Binary Package3. Binary Package installation gettext: pkgadd-d gettext-0.14.1-sol10-intel-local4. Install libiconv in source code or binary5. Replace the built-in iconv:Mv/usr/bin/iconv/usr/bin/iconv_oldLn-s/usr/local/bin/iconv/usr/bin/iconv6. Install gcc in binary reporting: pkgadd-d gcc-3.4.6-sol10-x86-localInstall

To be honest, I really don't like Solaris. It's so uncomfortable to use it. The key is that it won't be used. In Linux/FreeBSD, the syntax for viewing the current crontab task is crontab-l, and the task for editing a user is crontab-u However, in Solaris, crontab does not have the-u parameter. crontab: Proper usage is:Crontab [user] If you are interested, try it. It is very difficult to use. Of course, her

A bash vulnerability exists in the Sun Solaris Low version To resolve the issue by uninstalling or upgrading.1, all the PKG installation package:HTTP://MIRROR.OPENCSW.ORG/OPENCSW/ALLPKGS/2, download and install: #gunzip bash-4.3.33,rev=2015.02.15-sunos5.10-sparc-csw.pkg.gz#pkgadd-d bash-4.3.33,rev=2015.02.15-sunos5.10-sparc-csw.pkg The following packages is available:1 cswcas-etcshells cas_etcshells-class action Script Etcshells (All) 1.49,rev=2013.08

Original linkhttp://youlvconglin.blog.163.com/blog/static/52320420106243857254/Telnet to Linux and Solaris using the graphical interface, first to open the XDMCP service on the server and use Xmanager connection under WindowsUnder Ubuntu, the client is also installed by default, opening the [Application]-[internet]-[Terminal Services Client (Terminal Server)] at one time, or entering tsclient at the command line, The protocol option in the General tab

Nagios Monitoring System under Solaris The article will introduce the installation process of Nagios in Solaris10, including the compilation and installation of source code; Apache installation, Nagios CGI configuration; Nagios monitoring configuration and so on. The Nagios monitoring system under Solaris is described below: Figure-nagios The article will introduce the installation process o

1. Shutdown Command Init 0 for hardware maintenanceInit 5 shutdown system and power supplyInit 1 into admin stateInit 6 stops and restarts the operating systemInit S enters the admin state and all file systems are availableInit 2 enters the first multiuser stateInit 3 enters the first two multiuser stateInit 4 enters User defined state 2. Command line supports smart tab completion Command-Line Input: Bash (Solaris defaults to bash software shut

5 system Maintenance 5.1 Solaris System Involved Servers Account1 (218.29.0.239), Account2 (218.29.0.240), ORADB1 (218.29.0.244), ORADB2 (218.29.0.245) 5. 1. 1 System Overview 1. Operating system basic information: UNAME-A will display the operating system name, hostname, operating system version information, operating system version information, hardware type, CPU type, platform information. 2. Kernel Information: Modify the/etc/system file to change

Absrtact: It is quite simple to install a virtual root-environment Apache tree on Linux. This example uses the red Hat 6.* and the Apache 1.3.12. It also contains the PHP4 (as an Apache module) and the installation of PERL5 on the directory tree where the virtual root is being virtualized. In addition, MOD-SSL and Mod-perl are installed. Introduced I have used the CERN httpd to install and use a Web server in a virtual root environment. Creating a virtual root environment for a Web server has

The Solaris underlying network configuration commands are recorded as follows: 1. Configure SSH to allow root login Vi/etc/sshd/sshd_config Permitrootlogin Yes Reboot SSH Service Svcadm Restart SSH 2. Network configuration 1 Configure IP address and host name # vi/etc/hosts # :: 1 localhost 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.50.200 vmtest loghost 2) Configure the host name # Cat/etc/nodename Vmtest 3) Configure the subnet mask # Cat/etc/netmas