NSM 2.5.2.1 - Massive DBASE directory

Today I noticed that the volume NSM is installed on was out of space, upon closer inspection I discovered the DBASE directory was just over 20GB, yes, 20GB. Is there anyway of purging old data from the dbase to free up space?
Thanks,
Gabriel

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Setting up a wifi AP (for those less technical):
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-----ON THE FILESERVER------
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KB892211 here ONLY for XP + Server 2003 (made in 2005)
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clientpc.
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here and
here
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MORE INFO: HOTFIX: RAW DATA TRANSFERS
More info on step (11) above.
Because files remain encrypted during the file transfer and are decrypted by EFS locally, both uploads to and downloads from Web folders are raw data transfers. This is an advantage as if data is intercepted it is useless. This is a massive disadvantage as
it can cause unexpected results. IT MUST BE FIXED or you could be in deep deep water!
Consider using \\clientpc to access a webfolder on \\fileserver and copying an encrypted EFS file (over the network) to a web folder on \\fileserver that is not encrypted.
Doing this locally would automatically decrypt the file first then copy the decrypted file to the non-encrypted folder.
Doing this over the network to a web folder will copy the raw data, ie skip the decryption stage and result in the encrypted EFS file being raw copied to the non-encrypted folder. When viewed locally this file will not be recognised as encrypted (no encryption
file flag, not green in windows explorer) but it will be un-readable as its contents are still encrypted. It is now not possible to locally read this file. It can only be viewed on the \\clientpc
There is a fix:
      It is implimented above, see (11) above
      Microsoft's support page on this is excellent and short. Read "problem description" of "this microsoft webpage"
Other problems + fixes
PROBLEM: Can't find server due to network location.
     This one took me a long time to track down to "network location".
     Win 7 uses network locations "Home" / "Work" / "Public".
     If no gateway is specified in the IP address, the network is set to '"unidentified" and so receives "Public" settings.
     This is a disaster for remote file share access as typically "network discovery" and "file sharing" are disabled under "Public"
     FIX = either set IP address manually and specify a gateway
     FIX = or force "unidentified" network locations to assume "home" or "work" settings -
read here or
here
     FIX = or change the "Public" "advanced network settings" to turn on "network discovery" and "file sharing" and "Password Protected Sharing". This is safe as it will require a windows
login to gain file access.
PROBLEM: Deleting files on network drive permanently deletes them, there is no recycling bin
       By changing the location of "My Contacts" or similar to the root directory of your mapped drive, it will be added to recycling bin locations
      Read
here (i've posted a batch script to automatically make the required reg files)
I really hope this helps people. I hope the keywords + long title give it the best chance of being picked up in web searches.

What probably happens is that processes are using those mounts. And that those processes are not killed before the mounts are unmounted. Is there anything that uses those mounts?

LDAP + DNS + noob=Massive Pain (LONG)

I am running 10.4.11 as a home server/gateway. There are two NIC's. The first is connected directly to the modem via ethernet, the second goes to a switch for the LAN. When I set up this server I started small with AFP,DHCP, DNS, Firewall, and Web. I pointed my domain to my ip. Set up the DNS, for this example let's call the domain I am hosting homepages.com. I called the server ns1.homepages.com. I used AFP to mount the directory for the apache root and started to drop my html/php in there. Then i started up mySQL installed phpMyAdmin. Things worked. Upgraded to php5. This was frustrating but in the end, all went well. Then I added a second domain in the DNS. I selected the IP of the second NIC for this second domain because I wanted to name the computers here in my home office as i have a couple of part time employees and thought that names would be easier than IP addresses. I called the server server.home.art, with home.art being the domain. Other computers obviously had names like scanner.home.art or filemaker.home.art or entertainment.home.art, you get the idea. Now it has become rather cumbersome to manage the part time folks all on separate machines, all with local users and all with permission issues to deal with. So I started to ask around and I was told that the Open Directory service could help out. So I promoted the server to Master and immediately ran into problems. You can see a thread over at afp548 here:
http://www.afp548.com/forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=19082
I guess my biggest problem here is my internal vs. external domain. When I originally promoted this to Master the Kerbos Realm and Search base were crazy, they were being pulled from the IN.ARPA from my ISP. That didn't work because the client machines couldn't resolve that, they were looking for the internal domain, home.art. It took me quite awhile to figure that out. So after many, many, many promotions/demotions of the Open Directory and many uses of changeip I am still getting errors. Either when I try and promote the server to Master or from clients. The clients range from network users being shook off with no errors to the error that started the above thread, "home directory is on an AFP volume and cannot be mounted."
I was finally able to get my hostnames to agree with the external name, the ns1.homepages.com but then I have massive problems with the clients on the LAN connecting to the server. I REALLY want to use the Kerberos Realm: HOME.ART but it really doesn't like that. When I promote it that way it hangs when, gives me errors both in the GUI and in the logs. If I use the NS1.HOMEPAGES.COM, everything starts smoothly but then the clients have problems.
Is there anyway to get the DNS for the internal to the Keberos Realm instead of the external? I have tried to demote the server to stand alone, save and restart. Then use "sudo changeip - myip myip ns1.homepages.com server.home.art". And then restart the machine. Premote it Master but the Keberos Realm still shows as NS1.HOMEPAGES.COM. The seach base changes to dc=server, dc=home, dc=art, But when I input a Password and "Create" the master I get an "service encountered an error" and "settings is not available, this is a one time alert" and then multiple errors in the logs, namely slapconfig:
Creating Kerberos directory
Creating KDC Config File
Creating Admin ACL File
Creating Kerberos Master Key
Creating Kerberos Database
Creating Kerberos Admin user
WARNING: no policy specified for [email protected]; defaulting to no policy
Adding kerberos auth authority to admin user
Finally, when I demote the server, changeip the name back to the ns1 name and promote the server back AND still can't login into accounts I get errors like this in kadmin:
Jan 13 20:36:48 ns1.homepages.com kadmin.local[1575](info): No dictionary file specified, continuing without one.
This error hits the log in three every 4 minutes.
Or in LDAP Log I see errors like this:
Jan 13 20:32:23 ns1 slapd[580]: Entry (uid=hollbo,cn=users,dc=ns1,dc=homepages,dc=com): object class 'posixAccount' requires attribute 'homeDirectory'\n
Jan 13 20:32:23 ns1 slapd[580]: entry failed schema check: object class 'posixAccount' requires attribute 'homeDirectory'\n
Jan 13 20:36:50 ns1 slapd[580]: SASL [conn=112] Failure: no user in database\n
Jan 13 20:37:01 ns1 slapd[580]: SASL [conn=126] Failure: no user in database\n
Jan 13 20:39:24 ns1 slapd[580]: SASL [conn=139] Failure: no user in database\n
Jan 13 20:41:14 ns1 slapd[580]: SASL [conn=160] Failure: no user in database\n
Jan 13 20:42:46 ns1 slapd[580]: SASL [conn=172] Failure: no user in database\n
Jan 13 21:11:38 ns1 slapd[580]: slapd shutdown: waiting for 0 threads to terminate\n
Jan 13 21:11:38 ns1 slapd[580]: bdb(dc=ns1,dc=homepages,dc=com): Locker still has locks\n
Jan 13 21:11:38 ns1 slapd[580]: bdblocker_idfree: 16 err Invalid argument(22)\n
Jan 13 21:11:38 ns1 slapd[580]: bdb(dc=ns1,dc=homepages,dc=com): apple-category.bdb: unable to flush: No such file or directory\n
I'm really confused and have recieved so many errors that I am beginning to wonder if I have fiddled so much that I have created serious problems with Kerberos. I don't know whether that is possible or not but I could really use some advice on this.
thanks

Ok Let me try this again. (My butterfingers have caused more problems with my server configuration than I can tell you).
*The nightmare that can be Open Directory:*
It is often best to just start over with a clean install of the server software when your OD keeps failing as you describe. This is no fun, and is time consuming, but it is more likely to give you success. (Hopefully you are paid by the hour and your boss is supportive). If you choose this route, make sure you take the following steps. During the "setup assistant" process, make the server a stand-alone server at first and *do not turn on any other services*.
Once your server is up and running, set up your DNS configuration. DNS *absolutely must be configured correctly and queries for your OD by domain name should resolve to the machine.* If DNS isn't working, OD won't work. And you *cannot use the bonjour zeroconf/mDNS* with OD.
The DNS zones must
*allow recursion*
*should not allow zone transfers*.
Your DNS servers field in the network configuration system preference pane should point to the internal LAN DNS server IP address (If you are using DNS on the same machine as your OD, then point it to that machine's private IP address).
Start DNS
Restart the computer.
With OS X 10.4 and higher, setting up your zones is much easier and less prone to error than earlier versions, but verification is important.
Once you are rebooted, there are a number of tools you can use to test the DNS configuration.
Check your zone files by opening terminal and typing (in your case) *sudo named-checkzone art /var/named/art.zone* or *sudo named-checkzone home.art /var/named/home.art.zone* . As you can see, the zone file is named whatever you called your zone name with the ".zone" on the end. You next need to verify that the configuration file is correct for dns. Do this by typing *sudo named-checkconf /etc/named.conf*
Use Network Utility to perform a lookup on your server's domain name and a reverse lookup by typing in your server's IP address. If both come back without errors and look similar to a lookup of a public nameserver that you know is functional.
Do a search here or on the web in general regarding the errors you may receive if any from these commands. Mac OS X server 10.4 uses BIND9, so the number of sites with tutorials and information about errors and configuration issues are vast.
It is valuable to know that the location of the zone files and configuration files vary somewhat depending on the version of Linux/Unix. For instance, Debian installs put the entire batch of files in /etc/bind and separates the named.conf file from the local configuration (named.conf.local) and options named.conf.options and splits up the zone files for the localhost into groupings based on IP address octets) while Mac OS X puts the configuration files in /etc/named.conf, /etc/rndc.key, and puts the zone files in /var/named/ Regardless, the content of these files completely compatible.)
Then you can convert the server to an open directory master. If the dialog shows the correct info for your server (DC=HOME,DC=ART) you should be good to go.
To reiterate: if DNS is configured correctly, OD should also work properly, especially if you start with a virgin server.
*Throwing Caution to the Wind*
Reinstalling everything from scratch is going to result in the most durable solution. With that in mind, why not take some time to learn a bit about how the system is laid out by really mucking it up. If you are methodical enough, you may actually solve your problem in the process.
OD stores files in certain locations in the /private/var/db/openldap and /private/etc/openldap folders. In /private/etc/openldap there are loose files in the root and a folder called schemas. The latter folder should remain unchanged from first install. It just contains the descriptors for various configurations. The files "ldap.conf and ldap.conf.default" should be relatively untouched. The slapd.conf and slapd-related files are what contain the info you need. Specifically the slapd_macosxserver.conf file. This is the only file that should contain information specific to your Open Directory configuration.
The OD database is stored in /var/db/openldap
Your kerberos information is stored in a number of files including /etc/krb5.keytab and /var/krb5kdc. Also information is stored in the kerberos.mit files in your /Library/Preferences folder.
I won't tell you what to do with these files. But if you demote your server to standalone, reboot in single user mode (hold the command-s at startup, and follow the instructions to /sbin/fsck -fy and /sbin/mount -rw / at the command prompt) and move (mv) any of the files to backup folders ore rename folders so the software does not find them (except /etc/openldap/ldap.conf, ldap.conf.default, and schemas). You use the mv command to do this. mv allows you to move and rename files. It does not create new folders, so you need to do that ahead of time using mkdir if that is your plan of attack. The format of the command is fairly straightforward: if you wanted to rename the folder /var/db/openldap to a backup name you would type *mv /var/db/openldap /var/db/openldap.backup* . To move all the files within a given folder without moving the enclosing folder itself (say /tmp/501) to a new one (say /Users/administrator/Desktop/tmpBackup), you would type *mkdir /Users/administrator/Desktop/tmpBackup; mv /tmp/501/* /Users/administrator/Desktop/tmpBackup* The semi-colon tells the shell that you are starting a new command.
Beyond this, you will have to just experiment. If anything, the half-hour you spend mucking up your system will be an invaluable learning experience even if you end up having to reinstall the OS and Server software from scratch).
I hope this is helpful for you.

Just upgraded from Tiger to Snow Leopard on a 2007 Macbook. MASSIVE speed boost. Why?

I'm just wondering, is there any way to tell exactly why a mac was slow before a system upgrade but fine again afterwards?
My old Tiger OS had got to the stage where Safari would bounce about 10 times before opening, remain unresponsive for minutes after that, when clicking the spotlight icon in the corner would produce a spinning beachball for ages, when the entire machine had turned into an incredibly slow piece of junk.
I upgraded to Snow Leopard last night and it's as fast pretty much as it was when I first bought it. Have 2GB of RAM, 30GB free disk space, etc.
What caused the massive speed boost? Should I now assume that there was some sort of mismatch in my old OS installation or something, some out of date extensions or files which were causing it to slow down?
I know a new OS brings a speed boost, but this is so dramatic I can only assume some sort of gigantic error was fixed when I upgraded. Any way to know exactly what?

OSX directory structures get a little wierd over time (thus the "Repair Disk" item under DU which many people need for very minor fixes).
Also some of your system files may have been living on hard disk sectors that were questionable, and the upgrade process forced enough of a re-evaluation of disk sectors to find good ones.
Either way, I would just say "Thank you, Santa", and move on.
<Following OSXFreak> ... Or maybe I know nothing about Tiger ... which is very likely.

Illustrator needs a Relative mode switch or ability to set a Working directory for each AI file!

Hi guys,
I thought I would post in here because I find I'm wanting this feature more and more over the past year.
This can apply to most of Adobes application but it would be great to see some file management functionality built into the applications themselves. This could then be further expanded in Bridge/Cue to incorporate more applications into the working project but at the very least the application itself the ability to control its own root existence.
On so many occasions I require Illustrators file linking feature to be relative and NOT absolute which it currently is. The only relative capability it has is if ALL the linked assets are in the same local directory as the AI file itself and this as everyone knows breaks the first rule of proper file management.
Many of the projects I work on uses many AI files with sometimes over 50 linked in assets in a variety of different formats from a variety of different clients (locations). I cannot easily move this project folder around without the painful task of linking all the data again and this creates a massive issue.
Ideally an approach similar to Autodesks Maya and Max where you can set project directories. This means all the Save As and other operations will default to that working directory for that file. All linked data will then use the projects working directory as its root and allow the project to move from location to location and not be affected.
This would Im sure benefit many other designers who work on projects with large amounts of data that may not live always in the same spot. For us we work with so many different people during a production that mobility is a must and at the moment we are finding it very difficult.
As always, thanks for reading.
Cheers
Nick.

Hello,
First command
So what does the wiki meen by: "DEVPATH sets the physical device. You can determine this by executing the command
readlink -f /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon-device/device | sed -e 's/^\/sys\///'"
Physical device of what, and what output am I suppose to get: Nothing, a list with output on where the symlinks lead, something else... In my case I got no output, if that is right, I do not know - since I do not understand what the command do.
Seccond comand
DEVNAME: Sets the name of the device. Try:
sed -e 's/[[:space:]=]/_/g' /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon-device/device/name
Does it meen like this - If I during my pwmconfig used hwmon1 wich was coretemp, and hwmon2 wich was nct6775, I should do:
sed -e 's/[[:space:]=]/_/g' /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon1-device/device/name coretemp
sed -e 's/[[:space:]=]/_/g' /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon2-device/device/name nct6775
And that will direct every occurrence of hwmon1 and hwmon2 to the correct sensor chip?
Regards
Martin
Last edited by onslow77 (2015-01-23 21:46:04)

Will chaging iTunes installation directory from C: also chage the iTunes registry and backup directories?

Hi,
I have a hard time updating my iPad 1st gen to the iOS 5. The problem is that I have insufficient disk space on my C drive. The whole partition is 30 GB , Windows 7 takes up 10GB, I have some necessary programs installed there also and as a result I am left with ~9gb free space. I used the "junction method" which makes the backups before every sync on my other drive which is 500 GB. When doing those routine backups there is no problem - the backups are stored exactly at the desired directory, but when I am prompted that before the iOS 5 upgrade I will have to backup the whole device ( 29GB backup size !)
I click yes , hoping the backup will be performed on the bigger drive, but it just won't do it. It probably sees the free space on the C: and decides it won't be enough. So I am left with a choice of either make a massive clean up on the iPad (ehich isn't an option right now) or format my whole drive, make the partition bigger and reinstall windows which is even less desired option. I am curious though if I change the install directory of iTunes to D for instance will it change the backup directory and well or it will continue to do it when Windows is located?
That is what I wish to ask. If anyone has a better idea, please, share!
P.S. Also if I uninstall iTunes and then install it on other partition will I lose the media alignment ?
Thank you!

I tried all of that, no luck. Did I mention that iTunes is gone from my desktop? This is not the first time that has happened either. I have deleted iTunes download and reloaded it. restarted computer, nothing. In process of downloading installer yet again. And will try yet again. Thank you for the reply though.

No remittance advice output in the 'Outbound Payment File Directory'

We are working on an upgrade from 11i to R12.
Configuration has created a profile for an electronic payment with a separate remittance advice. They have specified an outbound payment file directory. The EFT text file is generated in the proper directory (on the appserver); however, the remittance advice file went to the default directory on the dbase server. We want to pick up the file, rename and ftp to our printer from the 'outbound payment file directory'.
Is this expected functionality or did we miss something in configuration?

Manu,
I do not think it is possible -- You may log a SR and confirm this with Oracle support.
Where Can Be Found The Output File For The Transfer To The Bank [ID 730548.1]
How To Change Nacha Payament Output Directory And Name [ID 786007.1]
Thanks,
Hussein

Massive slow down after update

Hi, I have Nokia n95-1 and my problem is that today I've updated my firmware from 30.0.015 to 31.0.017 and encountered massive slowdown of phone. If I press menu button I must wait 20sec, others option works even slower. I have newest pcsuite, updater and drivers. My phone is unusable now as I can even see how particular parts of UI are drawn on screen. Any suggestions?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Try to find in this directory. Assuming that you are using Windows XP
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Nokia\Nokia Service Layer\A
Once you find this directory, delete all the files in it & close Windows Explorer. Connect your phone and run NSU. The standard GUI will appear to update your software but this time, NSU will re-download your firmware from NSU servers.
I suspected that the firmware that you first downloaded got some CRC or any errors during downloading and even after you re-flashed for second or third times, NSU still using the 'corrupted' firmware that you previously downloaded in that directory.
Do remember to backup all your data/contacts before updating the firmware....
V31.0.015
07 Nov 2008
RM-320 - 0555181

NSM 3 Problem with Quotas in Microsoft environment

I have assigned quotas of 2GB for all my teachers. I am moving home folders from a Novell environment to a Microsoft environment. Files move, but somehow, the move process does not complete on some users. Although the home directory in AD only has about 1 GB in documents, the engine reports that the directory is full. When I look at the path analysis report for that user, it shows no available space. Even if I increase the quota with NSM quota manager, it still reports no available space.

Hi, can you send an email to storagemanager"@"novell.com and we can get
a remote session open to see if we can resolve this for you. Please
send a Runtime Config report with the email. The Runtime config report
is generated through the reports tab of the UI.
Thank you,
NSM TEAM
jromero wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. I have tried all three options. Here's the latest
> scenario:
>
> Unser eDir home directory: 1.3 GB
> AD home directory quota 2GB
> NSM Quota Manager reports 2GB in use
> Explorer reports 1.3 GB in use
> If I increase quota using NSM to 3 GB, job will proceed until it again
> reports no more space.
>
>
> Novell File Management Suite Team;2111665 Wrote:
>> jromero,
>> When you went through the data migration wizard, what did select in
>> regards to quota?
>>
>> thanks,
>> NSM Development
>>
>> On 6/2/2011 6:06 PM, jromero wrote:
>>> I have assigned quotas of 2GB for all my teachers. I am moving home
>>> folders from a Novell environment to a Microsoft environment. Files
>>> move, but somehow, the move process does not complete on some users.
>>> Although the home directory in AD only has about 1 GB in documents,
>> the
>>> engine reports that the directory is full. When I look at the path
>>> analysis report for that user, it shows no available space. Even if
>> I
>>> increase the quota with NSM quota manager, it still reports no
>> available
>>> space.
>>>
>>>
>
>

NSM does not create homedirs in an OES2-Linux-Cluster

Our situation:
The NSM Engine 2.5.1.1 (Jan 12 2010 15:30:55) is running under Netware6.5SP8, on the same server are also a NSM Event Monitor and a NSM Agent. We have a second server under SLES10SP3/OES2a with the Agent and Event Monitor running. While both Event servers can be seen with the NSM-Admin appliction the agent server configuration window displays only the Netware server, and the "eligible agent server" list consists only of Netware boxes.
The Netware and the Linux server contain both the complete replica of all partitions of our NDS-tree. Because we are on transition from Netware to Linux we deploy both Netware and Linux clusters (NCS)
The problem:
On our Netware-cluster (NW6.5SP8) NSM is able to perform all operations (create homedir, move homedir, delete, browse with the Path Analysis tool). Neither does the Linux cluster. No homedirs are created. While the clustered volumes occure in the volume list, with the Path Analysis tool it isn't possible to browse these volumes. No directory tree of these clustered volumes is displayed, but an error message instead: "Policy paths are unreachable". Non clustered volumes on the Linux boxes (including NSS-Volumes SYS and VOL1) can be browsed with the Path Analysis tool.

Hello,
I applied the last updates (no more warning signs in NSM-Admin-Tool) and after this the agent hosted on the linux box is visible in the Admin-Tool.
While rebuilding the volume list the following two kinds of messages appear:
For Netware-Cluster Volumes
01/06 16:13:52 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C2_NWKS.C2.UKJ) doesn't exist; Result = -603.
01/06 16:14:02 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C2_NWP03V.C2.UKJ) doesn't exist; Result = -603.
01/06 16:14:11 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C2_NWP04V.C2.UKJ) doesn't exist; Result = -603.
01/06 16:14:21 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C2_NWP05V.C2.UKJ) doesn't exist; Result = -603.
01/06 16:14:30 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C2_NWP06V.C2.UKJ) doesn't exist; Result = -603.
For Linux-Cluster Volumes
01/06 16:15:53 3: GetSERVERObjectsFromDSContainer: Failed to get the product version information for server (C3_NL3A01S.C3.UKJ); Result = 35073.
01/06 16:15:53 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C3_NL3A02S.C3.UKJ) exists (NSS /media/nss/NL3A02S); Result = 0.
01/06 16:15:56 4: GetServerConnection: open connection rc=35073 <C3_NL3A02P_SERVER>
01/06 16:16:00 4: GetServerConnection: open connection rc=35073 <C3_NL3A02P_SERVER>
01/06 16:16:00 3: GetSERVERObjectsFromDSContainer: Failed to get the product version information for server (C3_NL3A02S.C3.UKJ); Result = 35073.
01/06 16:16:01 4: GetVolumeFSTypeAndMountPointPath: The linuxNCPMountPoint attribute for volume FDN (C3_NL3G01S.C3.UKJ) exists (NSS /media/nss/NL3G01S); Result = 0.
01/06 16:16:03 4: GetServerConnection: open connection rc=35073 <C3_NL3G01P_SERVER>
Any suggestions?
Greetings
M.

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