Solaris is a Unix based operating system developed by Sun Micorsystems and since 2010 known as Oracle Solaris.
Questions tagged [solaris]
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Installing Solaris Studio 12.2?
I'm having a dickens of a time installing Solaris Studio 12.2 on Ubuntu 10.04. I found this guide, however using the alien option isn't finding the correct files. I'm not exactly sure on the syntax of alien, its kinda alien to me. (sorry for the…
James Mertz
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How to run a client-server application on virtual machines running on different computers?
Hello I have two laptops running Ubuntu 16.04 and Ubuntu 14.04. Each of them have a virtual machine running Solaris 11. I want to run a server program on one virtual machine and client program on another virtual machine of different laptop. Is this…
user616624
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How to set file to immutable for all user (Root user also) and no one can modify (Root User also)
I am trying make a immutable file that is anyone can read only and can't do any modification into it. i.e - No one can write into it or delete it or move it. For this is referred chattr this LINUX command.
chattr +i filename.txt
This command…
Omkar
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Can Juju interact with already installed Openstack service?
(I didn't find any answer to my question after having looked in a lot of posts)
I'm currently deploying an Openstack private cloud.
- I would like to run Solaris 11.2 (or OpenIndiana/similar) on my storage server and use ZFS for my block storage…
Yannovitch
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solaris tail on ubuntu
Is there a way to make linux tail understand the Solaris tail syntax (precisely like tail +2)? The short story is that I have some update scripts written for Solaris on the repo and I cannot modify them in a proper way and commit. Now I'm dealing…
spliff_thief
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Bootloader doesn't show other OS post-install of Ubuntu
So I just have a weird error that I think is associated with Ubuntu's bootloader not recognizing Solaris. What happened was I installed Solaris 11, and then installed Ubuntu alongside, and when I partitioned the drive there was X GB used (for…
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Mount Solaris Sparc disk in Ubuntu
need help please mounting a Sun Utra 5 Sparc disk drive connected via USB to an Ubuntu VM. This contains Solaris 9 and some files which I haven't accessed for many years. This is what I've done so far:
$ sudo fdisk -l
Disk /dev/sdb: 114.5 GiB,…
John Lyons
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Changing and deleting files and directories from hard drive that was connected to a Solaris 9 system/computer
I have files and directories in a IDE hard drive that was installed in a Solaris 9 computer.
I have to delete and copy to that hard some files and directories to it, but all I can do it is to read and copy from it to my computer. I understood that…
user270969
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Is there any non-UI SOAP-UI client for Linux, or something similar?
I wish to run SOAP-UI on a linux (solaris) machine with very limited functionality, where we don't even have a UI, and so I cannot install any software on it or open X11 forwarding.
I can however run java applications, and could settle for any…
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ZFS Raid1z Disk Replace
I have been running ZFS Raid1z with 5 disk under Ubuntu 12.04 for 3 years now with no problems at all.
Unfortunately the day of failing disk has come. I have lost a disk in the array, he simply went offline and after a few days the second one…
Misu Egri
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Solaris Guest VM on Ubuntu 14.04 KVM Setup, unable to get DHCP IP nor able to reach network
I have a solaris VM running on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS KVM.
I'm using bridged networking. VM is unable to get an IP address, on sending DHCP request I can see requests going through bridge br0 and replies coming on br0, but it is not reaching the VM.
I…
Ashish Jain
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Command output to file, new lines at top
I'm rewriting some 20+ year old Unix scripts and I want the output to go to the screen and a file. I know this is possible with tee. Is there a similar command that stacks new lines on top, at the beginning of a file? I'd like the file to be output…
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