I磛e gotten some good answers, and others that advice me to use Netscape/IEwith POP.Thanks everebody that spent time to answer me!My question:>Hi,>> I have 50.000 users that use POP and SMTP, but some of them want to>access their emails by WEB. Which tools could I use to do it? I磎 ...

Hi all,        Thanks for the quick response to the following.> Hi all Sun_Managers> > I just recently downloaded version 1.5.1 of the NCSA> precompiled httpd daemon for Solaris 2.4. I have modified> the httpd.conf, srm.conf and ...

Greetings Sun Managers,Many Thanks to the following Gurus for their quick response to myquestions:adminsis@intelideas.com jbeers@LANcomp.COMamof@SubaruSparcDev.subaru1.comgibian@stars1.hanscom.af.milGlenn.Satchell@Uniq.com.aumstier@hotmail.coms.voss@terradata.deIn short, single threated code ...

Hi,thanks go to these peaople:   Jean-Francois Fortin <Jean-Francois.Fortin@matrox.com>   Jochen Bern <bern@penthesilea.uni-trier.de>   Bill Hebert <bhebert@nuc.berkeley.edu>   Leo Crombach ...

A month later, no more errors:The source of the messages turned out to be an incompatible IBM2Gb drive (PN 75G3576) on the end of a chain of 3 4Gb Seagate drives.Once I removed the drive, the errors stopped occuring.Since the errors didn't directly point to a drive incompatibility, but ...

Answers from:Matthew Stier <Matthew.Stier@tddny.fujitsu.com>Seth Rothenberg <SROTHENB@montefiore.org>Marco Greene <cmgreene@netcom.ca>David Thorburn-Gundlach <david@bae.uga.edu>Original post below.Problem summary:I have a Sparc 5 (2.6) with 2 NICs on the same subnet. I ...

I wrote:<p><p><em>> how is it possible to change the output of 'uname -s'?<br></em><p>Use setuname.<p>By<p>T鰊s<p><br>-- <br>Linux. The dot in /.<br>

My original post:> Does any one know whether the native "in.routed" which comes with> Solaris 2.6 supports RIP version 2? I checked the MAN page but it> doesn't show the info. BTW, does anyone have the experience running> "gated" with RIP v2 on Solaris? Is it ...

Thanks to all who replied. Too many to list. Everybody pretty gave me the sameanswer. My original question was how can I let a non root user give awayfermissions on a file. The following is a complete answer from Suzanne Taylor.Thanks again to everybody for the quick ...

Thanks for the quick response to:        Andrew H. Evans        Gregory M Polanski        Tom Doong        Thang Victor ...

On Mon, 5 May 1997, Eric R. Dodson wrote:> I have an Ultra1/140 and was wondering if the> "right-out-of-the-box" ethernet card is > capable of 10/100 or just 10.> Looks like everyone agrees that the Ultra1 model 140 (and 170)is 10-baseT only. You have to get a 140E ...

My original question had to do with where to get acopy of gnutar, and there were numerous people (toomany to thank, but you know you you are...) whosuggested going to the following sites to get ...

Thanks to:Erik M. BeebeNandkishor KaleMichael ErnestSaravana MuthuMatthew StierFix:Not really sure. Tried Stop A, Stop N, Stop D, and a few recycles. I*think* things were better once I started using a real Sun keyboard asopposed to the keyboard attached to a vt100 terminal. Although the ...

Thanks to all the prompt responses (parker@bctm.com, Thad MacMillan, JoseMontilla, Arthur Darren Dunham), and especially Thad MacMillan forpointing out the exact technote(< http://www.livingston.com/tech/technotes/200/220010.html>).The answer was to escape telnet (Control-]), and type ...

Thanks to all who replied.The solution was:run the cmd "eeprom". Below are the relevant entries from my Ultra1which has a Sun monitor/kbd, not a terminal:output-device=screen (make this ttya)input-device=keyboard (make this ttya)ttya-rts-dtr-off=false (make this ...

        Thanks all to those who responded to my exceedinglyelementary post. The reason I was having problems compilingwith #include <sys/socket.h>is that i needed #include <sys/types.h> above ...

Thanks for a quick response to:1- binaries at ftp.w3.org/pub/httpd info, including install and confignotes, at http://www.w3.org with link to http://www.w3.ord/pub/WWW/Daemon/Status.html (CERN server info) - brian.2- http://www.w3.org Tim Evans | E.I. du Pont de Nemours & ...

Thanks for all the quick,knowledgable responses!Basically, Solaris 2.5 doesn't include the gated program.If you have two interfaces for ethernet, when the system bootswill automatically boot as a router using both RIPvia in.routed and RDISC via in.rdisc.If you have not setup a default gateway ...

Hello Managers,    My origianl question...Hardware : Enterprise 450O/S : Solaris 2.6 Unpatched.Netscape enterprise 3.0 server, unpatched.Dear Managers,    We seem to be experiencing problems stopping and starting theNetscape enterprise 3.0 server ...

sun-managers@codeprof.ececs.uc.eduSUMMARY: JUMPSTART does not find BOOT fileHi Admins,I received so much answers to my question. Thismailing list is really great.I thank all of you who responded :Mike Salehi, Aaron, Jonathon W. Ross, ChandrasekharKalle, Sanjaya Srivastava, Leonid Massarsky.My ...

Thanks to the MANY of you for not pointing out that I must be blind.......Top will do exactly what I was asking about. I have run it before butnever noticed the cpu listing either because it was a single cpu machine orthere wasn't any real load. Or because I'm just a doof. Take your ...

Okay, I'd like to thank all of those people who contributed toa successful dual-boot installation on my new PC!!! There weretoo many to list, but most had great ideas!I originally wanted to know if it was possible to have a dual-boot config of Win95 and Solaris x86 w/o floppies -the answer is ...

Hello,After I have rebooted my server everything is OK. I think most of thereplies are right about that there was a process which opened a file.Although I looked at the processes with ps , I could not see any strangeprocess or usage. Maybe I missed. Suggestions and original question arebelow. ...

Initial problem :-----------------We've just patched a Solaris 2.6 (8/97) running on a Sparc 2.The patches have been correctly applied with no problems whatsoever,but the station hangs when rebooting.Here is the error message :  boot: cannot find  boot: error loading ...

Ok! Ok! I have been beaten into submission...resistance is futile.I originally wanted people to convince me that Solaris on Intel wasa viable option for a compute cluster, and instead I have been thoroughly convinced that Linux is the way to go.Most often suggested was Linux (19) (+ Beowulf ...

Dear fellow Managers,First of all, I would like to thank the following kind Sun Managers for sharing their insight:Rorz Chisholm rchishol@math.ethz.chStephen Harris sweh@mpn.comCasper Dik casper@holland.Sun.COMRonald Hello hello@cs.utwente.nlThe cause of my problem is that I had ...

Hello,My original question was:A question related to the installation of ups debugger, ups-3.14-beta.The system that I'm using is Solaris 2.4.After following to install ups, every went smoothly except the last step.The last step to install the ups is 'make install' (according to theREADME ...

        Dear Managers:                I only received one answer to the question I posted. Both,the question and the answer, are included ...

Sorry group, I have to resend my message. I got a lot message sayingthat message was uuencode. I really don't know why. I'm using sun solaris mailtool. Again,I'm very sorry if I bother you. Hope thistime will workthanks very much----- Begin Included Message ----->From ...

Thanks to Mark, David, Robert, Russ, and anyone I forgot on this issue.The solution was that we need to initialize our pthread_mutex_lock objectsin solaris 2.6.Solaris 2.5 was more forgiving of this, but 2.6 is not as forgiving.thanks again to the list,my original post ...

Original problem :-----------------We've just patched a Solaris 2.6 (8/97) running on a Sparc 2.The patches have been correctly applied with no problems whatsoever,but the station hangs when rebooting.Here is the error message :  boot: cannot find  boot: error loading ...

Hi. Thanks to Casper Dik.I received the following:Yeah, that a bit of a bug.Workaround:        route add 192.168.10.2 `uname -n` 0        arp -s 192.168.10.2 8:0:20:72:68:e6 ...

Thanks to everyone who replied:Nelson CaparrossoBruce BowlerDoug OttoandDaniel MuinoIn solaris swap equals RAM + disk(s), so the total output may varybecause of the amount of RAM dedicated to it, and that explains thedifference between the size of your partition and the total /tmpcapacity. ...

Many thanks to the following:jem@electriciti.comGlenn Satchell - Uniq Professional ServicesFevzi AlimogluOriginal Post:System : SS10 with SunOS 4.1.4I just purchased a new Quantum -XP32150 SCSI drive and ran into a problem formatting it. The drive's rpm is at 7200 and, from my understanding, ...

Original Post:----- Begin Included Message ----->From jeffreyl@riskdevel.ml.com Tue May 6 13:10 EDT 1997Date: Tue, 6 May 1997 13:06:24 -0400From: jeffreyl@riskdevel.ml.com (Jeffrey Liu)To: sun-managers@ra.mcs.anl.govSubject: Exceed and X window managersI'm trying to run Exceed on a NT 3.51 ...

Dear Sun ManagersThank you for the many thorough and informative replies to my severalqueries to the list. Definitely got some good info (below). UsuallyI wait a few days, but I have gotten so many replies and what Ibelieve to be the correct info, so first let me thank the following:Kevin ...

All,  Thanks to all that sent thier comments. The result was that I was able tocreate the raid using Disk Suite, with minimal impact since I didn't have todo much with my root disk. I took the other 4 disks, and made them in araid configuration and rebooted.ThanksChuck ...

Here is my original post:] I have a Sparc 5 here running Solaris 2.3 that I would like to upgrade]to Solaris 2.4. The problem is that the Sparc 5 is a standalone and it]does not have a CD-ROM drive. (It is also non-networkable right now.)]I have the Solaris 2.4 installation media on CD-ROM ...

Wow, this list is great! I'll include my original post at the end of this message, but basically the problem was that when anyone would telnet onto a particular host, $USER would be set to root. This wouldn't happen with either rsh or rlogin, and it didn't matter where they telnetted from or ...

Dear Sun Managers,Thanks again for the speedy and very helpful responses. Thanks to:Arthur Darren Dunham; Russ Poffenberger ; Ray Saddler ; CharlieMengler; Leif Ericksen; Brion Leary; Thomas Carter; David H. BrierleyAmongst the suggestions werre:1. overlapping cyclinder (no)2. greater than ...

It's been over a month that I asked the initial question, but I had to do a lotof testing to come up with a consistent solution.Thanks to:Prabhakaran SanthoArt FreemanRichard SkeltonSerguei I.RevtovDavid Thorburn-GunSean WardBismark EspinozaMark Parryfor their input to the following ...

This is pretty long, but it might be useful for people looking intonetwork appliance storage solutions. Original Question:> > Can anyone share experiences/opinions/war-stories regarding> Network Appliance (or other) "appliance" type hardware for> centralized NFS disk ...

Thanks to Casper Dik, Suzanne Taylor and Sanjaya Srivastava, I nowknow that I need the HW 3/98. I guess architecture is sun4u sincenobody said otherwise. if nobody replies to that I will use thatwhen I get the 2.6 HW 3/98. I have the 2.5.1 HW 11/97 too, but I will wait.good day,-- Burak H. ...

My thanks to the following users who were able to help me out:ziggy@trends.cacasper@holland.Sun.COMrnf@spitfire.tbird.comjc@soccerville.comchaggard@fedex.commiquel@proton.uab.esMy original question:>>> Managers,>> I have a SUN Ultra 2, with 2 CPU's, Solaris 2.5.1 and I just ...

Kind of off topic for the list but fits with this. NetApp sales and SSEfolks talk about how great they are with Oracle. I have heard people sayotherwise, mostly long time dba's, but nobody has shown me any thing aboutwhy they are bad. Even the comments below are very vague. If anybody hasfirst ...

Dear Sun Managers,I am posting a summary now, even though I only got 3 replies, becauseOracle is aware of it, says it is a bug and says a patch will be outwithin a month. Apparently the minute our DBA told the Oracle supportperson that the error was occurring every 3 seconds, that reminded ...

My original message asked if there was an opinion on modemsto be used in a small dialup pool. Apparently there was. ;-)I got a lot of reponses - at this point you've all been thankedpersonally (any more messages that come in, please considerthis your thank you!)Anyway consensus was as ...

Hi sun-managers,My original question was why is init s and init 1 not taking the machine tothe single user mode. If I enter init s or init 1, others can still log inthrough rlogin or telnet. Sun's Response Only the operations in /etc/inittab are affected with init . Thereforenothing ...

I was reassured to find that there are other folks out there who are also confused about this. The consensus seems to be that 512 bytes is a standardphysical blocksize on a disk. This can be changed by jumpering or formatting,but generally is not changed. 8K is the default size of ufs ...

          Thanks to all who replied:          ranks@avnasis.jccbi.gov (James T Ranks)     John Justin Hough ...