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Started by Michael A Leo
Sun, 24 Apr 1994 05:13
Problems with SCO 3.2 automounter and NIS
Author: Michael A Leo
Date: Sun, 24 Apr 1994 05:13
Date: Sun, 24 Apr 1994 05:13
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Hi, I am a SunOS/Solaris 2.x hack just starting out with a Compaq Proliant SCO UNIX System V/386 Release 3.2 system. We installed the system from the Compaq supplied CD, and have had lots of troubles with it. We are currently trying to get the box to "behave" in our mostly Sun environment. But it seems the automounter is seriously injured, and that NIS (YP) is such a hack that the system MUST be a slave server! As we are awaiting the purchase of our SCO contract, I am turning to the net for some near term help. 1) Are there any patches we can obtain for YP or the automounter? 2) Is the Compaq CD not a good example of SCO UNIX? 3) Is there something on the system like Solaris 2.x's ufsdump? Thanks, Michael Leo ADC Telecommunications (612) 936-8305 (voice) mike_leo@adc.com -- Michael Leo ADC Telecommunications (612) 936-8305 (voice) mike_leo@adc.com
Re: Problems with SCO 3.2 automounter and NIS
Author: Paul S. Carlson
Date: Fri, 29 Apr 1994 08:33
Date: Fri, 29 Apr 1994 08:33
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In article <MAL.94Apr24001311@valandil.adc.com> Michael A Leo, mal@valandil.adc.com writes: >Hi, > > I am a SunOS/Solaris 2.x hack just starting out with a Compaq Proliant >SCO UNIX System V/386 Release 3.2 system. We installed the system from >the Compaq supplied CD, and have had lots of troubles with it. > > We are currently trying to get the box to "behave" in our mostly Sun >environment. But it seems the automounter is seriously injured, and that >NIS (YP) is such a hack that the system MUST be a slave server! > > As we are awaiting the purchase of our SCO contract, I am turning to >the net for some near term help. > > 1) Are there any patches we can obtain for YP or the automounter? > > 2) Is the Compaq CD not a good example of SCO UNIX? > > 3) Is there something on the system like Solaris 2.x's ufsdump? > Sorry Michael, I don't have any answers not having attacked nis yet but I do have warnings. If you have Micropolis drives and the builtin "Fast SCSI 2 Controller" try the following. Pick something large to back up. We used tar cf /tmp/tar.tmp /usr/spool/news' & The idea is to keep the SCSI bus busy while we preform the next two steps. First: for n in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 do cp /unix /tmp/unix.test.$n done Second: sum -lr /tmp/unix.test.* If the numbers produced by sum don't match then talk the your supplier about replacing the Micropolis drives. Untill we did this we had all sorts of strange problems related to corupted files & file systems. Paul Paul S. Carlson Tel: 671-637-5488 Kuentos Communications, Inc. Fax: 671-632-5641 P.O. Box 22887 Modem: 671-632-6671 GMF, Guam 96921 Internet: Paul.Carlson@Kuentos.Guam.Net
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