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Questions tagged [solaris-10]

Solaris 10 UNIX-based Operating System

Related to the Solaris 10 UNIX-based Operating System. Also known as "SunOS 5.10". Initially released by Sun Microsystems in 2005 and now maintained by Oracle as of 2010. The operating system supports both "SPARC" and "x86"-based CPU architecture, however those tags should only be used when a question depends on functionality specifically related to those CPU architectures.

Example of "Solaris-10" topics that would benefit from "SPARC" or "x86" tags

  • OpenBoot PROM (OBP) settings (SPARC)
  • Boot-device configuration (SPARC or x86)
  • Hardware diagnostics (SPARC or x86)
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Is there an easy way to compile illumos components on Solaris 10?

I am trying to compile some components from ptools from illumos source code on Solaris 10, and so far it has been difficult since the build components are not available and the make files in the component (containing the target program) folders do…
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Can't read ACL on NFS4 share, Solaris 10 client, CentOS 7 server

First off, please excuse me if my question isn't well formed, this is my first post on serverfault :) I have successfully deployed LDAP and Kerberos authentication in a mixed Linux/Windows/Solaris network. I have CentOS 7 server serving NFS4 with…
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zpool disappears whenever solaris cluster reboot or power cycle

I have following setup Oracle Solaris 10 -> 5.10 Generic_147147-26 sun4v sparc Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit production Oracle Solaris Cluster 3.3u2 for Solaris 10 sparc Oracle Solaris Cluster Geographic Edition…
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Solaris 10 ZFS ARC Maxed Out and CPU's Overloaded

We've been running ZFS for a couple years now on Solaris 10 on Oracle M5000 Enterprise server with 32 CPU cores and 256GB of memory. We are running a database/application on this server which appears to be read heavy. We had I/O issues while on UFS…
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Configuring PHP on Solaris 10 64-bit

We are currently running PHP 5.2.13 on a Solaris 10 server. I need to enable some additional features so I went to run the configure script but I'm getting some errors. I did an 'export CFLAGS="-m64"' to make sure GCC compiled in 64-bit mode, but it…
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Strong Cryptography in Solaris Zone

I'm trying to setup a Kerberos KDC on a Solaris zone but ran into a bit of a problem with the Cryptographic Framework on Solaris 10 even though the packages for strong encryption (SUNWcry & SUNWcryr) are installed the stronger keys seem only to be…
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How to detect if a machine is virtualized or not

I have Linux, AIX, SunOs & HP-UX machines, I want to detect if the machine is virtual or not. So far I found this article which helped me get this information on Linux: dmesg | grep -i virtual //On Linux Machines But I also need commands for…
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Crontab on Solaris 10

I was trying to execute the following: root@sol10 # /lib/svc/method/svc-cron root@sol10 # /usr/sbin/cron: GenMacKey: not found I would like to know how to generate GenMacKey. Better still my crontab -r is returning, root@sol10 # crontab -r cron may…
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Looking for a USB GSM modem, compatible with Solaris 10 (sparc)

Seven months on SF, and my first question. I do hope someone has an answer, as I'm at my wits' end. I have a Nokia 6310i connected via RS232 cable to a Solaris 10 system, for sending SMS messages from NAGIOS using smstools3. It works fairly well,…
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On Solaris, what is a terse way to get the fully qualified domain name (fqdn) for the current host

When I want the fully qualified domain name on Linux, I can write ... hostname --fqdn To get the same thing on Solaris, is it necessary to write ... cut -f 2-3 /etc/hosts | grep ^`hostname`\t | cut -f 2 ... or is there something more brief?
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How to exploit data being written to file

I am trying to show that taking data as an input and writing directly to a file without parsing, checking or sanitizing it is a security risk. Can anyone show an example of how this can be exploited. I was thinking that there may be a way to start…
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OS boot failure and automatic reboot in a Sun T5220 SPARC server

I have a strange boot issue on a Sun T5220 SPARC server with Solaris 10. The last few changes I did on this server, for maintenance purposes were: to delete some old directories (definitely not anything system-related, just some directories that…
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looking for dtrace script to list top used nfs files

I'm currently using https://github.com/siebenmann/cks-dtrace/blob/master/nfs3-mon.d to identify most active datasets on our NFS server (Solaris 10) Unfortunately I need to dig deeper, and I would like to be able to track down most used files. Is…
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Is there an equivalent of /etc/sysconfig/servicename for Solaris?

On Debian and RedHat machines there is an /etc/default/servicename or /etc/sysconfig/servicename file that is loaded before init scripts are run. Is there an equivalent for Solaris?
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Solaris 10 top more free memory than real

When I type TOP command in my server I get result: CPU states: 79.3% idle, 9.2% user, 11.6% kernel, 0.0% iowait, 0.0% swap Memory: 16G real, 19G free, 283G swap in use, 115G swap free I don't have free command as well as /etc/meminfo file. My…
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