Summary: Could anyone tell me why on a solaris 8 server, when the autofs service is enabled I cannot see anything in the home directory nor make any sort of mo...
Summary: If you are only interested in looking at it from a command line aspect, and if the Sun is running a telnet server, you could telnet into it: At a comm...
Summary: Hello Cameron!, the problem is very simple... as in you login case, you use the similar path: Login: 'cameron' /home/cameron ---on SUN /home/cameron -...
Summary: Thank you, pk for your answer. But my problem isn't the home directory, is to activate the sunique command, in order that any user who makes an ftp co...
Summary: I am running a NIS server and a client and I want users to login on any of the systems in the NIS domain by mounting the home directories from the Ser...
Summary: Hi guys i am getting the following error after running the newfs command.How can solve this.i would like to format the HD with a new file system. bash...
Summary: Hi, I am trying to automout user's home directory from NFS server. Both the client and server are on the same LAN and are able to ping to each other...
Summary: Hi, Is there an easy way to eliminate (or protect)the possibility of a root user doing su username on a client that NFS mounts home directories?...
Summary: Hi.. I have a problem with a user logging into the NIS+ cluster. It says WARNING Could not chdir to home directory /home/username : No such file or ...
Summary: Hi, I am not able to log on as root on Sun Sparc Solaris OS with the command Su or Su - root either thru telnet or VT100. I am prompted for a password...
Summary: I think at times I was using a console; when I open a new terminal and su to root I get the "su succeeded" message after that it's fine. I looked at /...
Summary: Hi, I am using SUN solaris 5.7 , for some reason I want to change my machine to Public IP. But after changing into public IP I could not see all the f...
Summary: Erik - This will be a problem for everyone. Here's how to work around it: Create on a hard drive file partition three sub-partitions / directories. C...
Summary: Hi! Iīm a bit confused over your first question, there is no user-account in Solaris with the name "other" if you havenīt created one. "Other" is one ...
Summary: i want to enter two entries in auto_home. it is allowing only one entry. the entries looks like this, * router:/export/home/& * router:/export/home1/...
Summary: No its not that hard! The system has a default search path that is used when a command is typed at a prompt. When you type cc the shell will search th...
Summary: The "#" value is can be changed by setting the PS1 variable in /etc/profile or the .profile / .login in your home directory. First, learn about the v...
Summary: I have a number of SUNs that are using NIS for authentication and NIS for home directory and file access. I also have printers that are configured in...
Summary: Hi all, after the intel installation of Solaris 8 without problems the system comes up and I get the login frame and can login without problems. After...
Summary: The Automount-deamon prevents create-ing Home-dirs in the /home dir-tree you need to create that in /export/home (original exported file system) Bu...
Summary: Hi All, does anyone know the command to use when ftp-ing form one solaris 8 box to another to get an entire directory and its contents. I know that I...
Summary: here is something helpful from sun on the subject.....(a little long) I HOPE SUN DOES not COME AFTER ME....:-( To simply zero out the two files do the...
Summary: Ok..I've been playing with this old clunker all week. Hopefully some of this will make sense and someone will have an idea that might help. I do not...
Summary: I am a windows person and I have little experience with Solaris. I have a script called backup and I need to run it on a Solaris computer. I am logo...
Summary: If you "really need it" as you say, why don't you just buy it? $45 isn't exactly a lot of money, and you get 12 CD's and one DVD-ROM delivered to your...
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