Solaris 10 - Revision history

Franks at 18:40, 12 July 2006

2006-07-12T18:40:50Z

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	You will want to install [http://www.blastwave.org/pkg-get.php pkg-get] and make sure you have gzip, and wget, in your [[path]].		You will want to install [http://www.blastwave.org/pkg-get.php pkg-get] and make sure you have gzip, and wget, in your [[path]].


			/etc/init.d/syslog:
			/usr/sbin/syslogd -t >/dev/msglog 2>&1 &
			add the -t to stop accepting remote logs

			/etc/init.d/sendmail:
			MODE=""
			remove the -bd to stop it from running in daemon mode

Frankk at 15:15, 3 November 2005

2005-11-03T15:15:32Z

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	One major change I've noticed in [[Solaris]] 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.		One major change I've noticed in [[Solaris]] 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.

			You will want to install [http://www.blastwave.org/pkg-get.php pkg-get] and make sure you have gzip, and wget, in your [[path]].

Frankk at 17:35, 25 October 2005

2005-10-25T17:35:37Z

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	One major change I've noticed in [[Solaris]] 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.		One major change I've noticed in [[Solaris]] 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.

	I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched to change ones hostname.

Insecure at 17:55, 24 October 2005

2005-10-24T17:55:16Z

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	One major change I've noticed in Solaris 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.		One major change I've noticed in [[Solaris]] 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.

	I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched to change ones hostname.		I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched to change ones hostname.

Insecure at 17:55, 24 October 2005

2005-10-24T17:55:01Z

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	One major change I've noticed in Solaris 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.		One major change I've noticed in Solaris 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.

	I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched.		I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched to change ones hostname.

Insecure at 17:54, 24 October 2005

2005-10-24T17:54:41Z

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	One major change I've noticed in Solaris 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.		One major change I've noticed in Solaris 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.

	I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched.		I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched.

Insecure at 17:54, 24 October 2005

2005-10-24T17:54:30Z

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	One major change I've noticed in Solaris 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool. I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched.		One major change I've noticed in Solaris 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool.
			I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched.

192.168.3.2 at 14:41, 5 October 2005

2005-10-05T14:41:52Z

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			One major change I've noticed in Solaris 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool. I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched.
	One major change I've noticed in Solaris 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool. I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched.

192.168.3.2 at 14:41, 5 October 2005

2005-10-05T14:41:25Z

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One major change I've noticed in Solaris 10 is that admintool is gone. They have replaced it with smc (Solaris Management Console) which is a bloated client-server tool. I'll never understand why they don't add a little more to the single "hostname" binary for example, so that when you run "hostname foo" it would update the +5 neccesary files that need touched.