Migrating Solaris 8 Server to Solaris 10 zone - missing files

Hi All,
Wonder if anyone can help, I am trying to migrate a physical solaris 8 server into a Solaris 10 branded Sol 8 zone.
I am trying to create a flar archive file of the Solaris 8 02/02 server using flar create -S -n <name> /<path directory/<name.flar>
On this box has Oracle 9 database. When the archive file has finished and i look at the file contents flar info -l <name.flar> Some of the oracle datafiles have not been archived.
Has anyone come across this problem as im not sure if further files have been missed?
Thanks
D

I'm a little confused about the statement about the zone. Because it is solaris 8, is the entire OS considered a 1 global zone?Solaris 8 has never had zone support nor will it ever have zone support. So from that perspective I guess you could call it a global zone if you wish but at the time Solaris 8 was active the concept of a global zone did not exist. For the purposes of your question, yes, it's only a global zone with no non global zones.
You're reading way to much into this.
alan

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If you get this far you'll hit the dodgy code, but you'll have a qmake binary made. You can remove the -webkit option and it'll actually build qt I believe, but alas I need webkit
ta,
Mark

Kerberos support on Web server 7u8 (solaris)

Trying to implement Kerberos authentication on the web server.
Implemented according to: http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/821-0793/gczym?l=en&a=view
This is what I get in the errors log when attempting to access a page matching the acl.
[20/May/2010:10:53:05] fine ( 2766): for host 127.0.0.1 trying to GET /, restarting request as /index.html
[20/May/2010:10:53:05] fine ( 2766): acl user: match on user = (anyone)
[20/May/2010:10:53:05] fine ( 2766): acl user: match on user = (anyone)
[20/May/2010:10:53:05] fine ( 2766): acl: calling getter for (attr=user; method=gssapi, dbtype=kerberos)
[20/May/2010:10:53:05] fine ( 2766): acl: calling getter for (attr=authorization; method=gssapi, dbtype=kerberos)
[20/May/2010:10:53:05] fine ( 2766): acl: getter for (attr=authorization; method=gssapi, dbtype=kerberos) returns -2
[20/May/2010:10:53:05] fine ( 2766): acl: getter for (attr=user; method=gssapi, dbtype=kerberos) returns -6
No other errors, or any kind of information that is helpful.
Running snoop, shows no attempt to contact to the kdc. Running truss does not help identify what is not working.
I have a keytab file. And I can run the command "kinit -k -t keytab" using it, and it will actually attempt to contact the kdc. (opens a net connection)
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* Proper /etc/krb5/krb5.conf file, it should be the same as one on KDC
* Clock is close to KDC's clock (usually difference should not be bigger than 5 minutes).
* Create user netuser
* #kinit netuser
* # telnet -a -F -l netuser serverhostname.com.
* The above should log in without password prompt. This shows kerberos is setup properly.
open up either a mozilla or a firefox browser.On the url type about:config and type negotiate in Filter text. Do the following changes
network.negotiate-auth.delegation-uris . Double click and change it value to http://serverhostname.com,https://serverhostname.com
network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris. Double click and change its value to http://serverhostname.com,https://serverhostname.com
On the command prompt type
o # klist
On Mozilla/Firefox browser type http://serverhostname.com/krb5.

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Hi
As I am handling the Solaris 9 Server remotely.
As in last week the server has stopped to respond suddenly, we have tried to ping, ssh which was not working. As ultimately we have asked the Data Centre Team to hard reboot the same, to resolve the issue.
In the same ref I would like to know how we come to know the reason, what caused to reboot the same, i.e . any log file, etc..
I have check /var/adm/messages, but not found any detail for the same.
Thanks
Rajan
I

No core files?
No hope for an answer.
As you learned in the other Internet forum.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/solaris-opensolaris-20/how-to-find-out-the-info-regarding-solaris-server-hang-or-shutdown.-621500/
To get such corefiles analyzed,
you would need to use your service contract and log a support case with Sun.
They have the special software tools to do that.

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All
Are you aware of SUN not designing whole-root zones to work with Solaris Management Console?
None of my solaris 10 whole-root zones/containers will run Solaris Management Console. Very, very frustrating!
Anyone have a trick to get around this crazy design??
Thank you!
SB

Thanks for your help!
Yes, i see all font types.
But maybe i havn't explained my problem good enough:
I have a FLA-File which works great in Flash CS3: everything – even on different computers – is okay!
The same FLA-File on the same computer in Flash CS6: the font-rendering is broken!
In CS6 there seems to be a difference between textfields made via ActionScript and textfields on the stage: see the attached file in my first post.

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I'm currently a Wintel sysadmin, and I'm relatively new to Unix. I know the basics, and I have been reading up on it. I'll be taking a the 200 level Sun class in August or September. I'll be working with Solaris on an increased basis at work very soon. Since I've been thinking of building a home server for some time I thought it would be a good opportunity (and challenge) to teach myself Solaris by building a server with Solaris 10 for Intel processors.
I would like to setup a server with a RAID mirror. It's mostly going to be a Samba file server, Apache web server, and backup server for all of my home Windows Vista PCs. I'll likely put in two 1 terabite HDDs in it. I might also use it as a VPN server for my home network eventually as a I learn more.
Does anyone have suggestions they could give me on hardware? I prefer to build an ATX compliant clone.
So far this is the motherboard I'm considering:
http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch.hmx?&scriteria=BA23931
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Scott

Sun Java Application Server 8.1 Upgrade Solaris 9 to Solaris 10

I have Sun Java Application Server 8.1 (version 8.1_02 (build b06-fcs) ) and HA which are currently installed on Solaris 9 box (Sparc).
Now, I plan to upgrade Solaris 9 to Solaris 10. What should I need to do before and after migration?
Thanks.

Before I start, disclaimer -- I have no knowledge of Hibernate and the following comments are based on the stack trace you have included.
I think your permissions might be set all right but you might have an error in the hibernate query. It looks like hibernate uses antlr to parse the queries. While parsing the query, antlr is encountering an exceptional condition and is trying to exit the VM (by calling System.exit()). Obviously, the hibernate code does not have that permission and therefore the exception is logged.
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