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tan WILLIAM | 1 Jun 03:19
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Re: Re: Uninstall mozilla browser

Hi
to block student access games website
regard:william

--- On Sat, 30/5/09, Juergen Keil <jrgn.keil <at> googlemail.com> wrote:

From: Juergen Keil <jrgn.keil <at> googlemail.com>
Subject: [solarisx86] Re: Uninstall mozilla browser
To: solarisx86 <at> yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, 30 May, 2009, 6:33 PM

--- In solarisx86 <at> yahoogro ups.com, tan WILLIAM <wltan702003@ ...> wrote:
> > From: Juergen Keil <jrgn.keil@. ..>
> > --- In solarisx86 <at> yahoogro ups.com, "wltan702003" <wltan702003@ ...> wrote:
> > > can anyone please tell me how to uninstall mozilla browser ,as i am new to solaris & no exeperience in
Linux ,thank you
> 
> > Solaris 10? Or OpenSolaris?
> is solaris 10 will try again & where can i find the free manual with picture of solaris 10

I checked Solaris 10 Update 6, and it has both firefox 2.0 and
mozilla 1.7 installed.

The mozilla 1.7 browser is in package SUNWmozilla and
pkgrm SUNWmozilla removes it.

There are several packages that depend on the presence of 
the mozilla browser (evolution, mozilla mail, mozilla chat,
mozlla spell checker, ...); 
I'm not sure in what ways these dependant packages will be broken
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Robert Lunnon | 1 Jun 04:16
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Re: Re: I finally got Solaris 10 installed, but no network

brown wrap wrote:
> This is what I've tried so far. On the net I found some additional info and did this:
> prtconf -vp
> >From the output I found the interface card:
> pci8086.1050
>
>
> Along with some other info indicating it was the network card. I then executed:
> update_drv -a -i '"pci8086.1050"' iprb
>
> iprb being the interface itself. From that I executed:
> ifconfig -a plumb
> ifconfig -a
>
> and finally saw the interface. I then executed:
> ifconfig iprb0 dhcp start
>
> That brought up the network and then using the route command was able to get 'outside'. Things don't seemed
to be retainted though. When I reboot, I lose it all.
>
>

You need to create a file /etc/hostname.<interface> containing the
interfaces hostname and /etc/dhcp.<interface>

eg for iprb0, as root

cat "HostName" > /etc/hostname.iprb0

touch /etc/dhcp.iprb0
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brown wrap | 1 Jun 21:05
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Are patches free for OpenSolaris?


	
	 
	
	

	

	
	
	
	
	

I purchased a copy of the Solaris x86 media. Once I got it installed, I decided to patch it. When I went to Sun
they wanted a Service Number. Are patches free on OpenSolaris?

greg

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Tim Evans | 1 Jun 21:10

Re: Are patches free for OpenSolaris?


brown wrap wrote:

>
> I purchased a copy of the Solaris x86 media. Once I got it installed, I
> decided to patch it. When I went to Sun they wanted a Service Number. Are
> patches free on OpenSolaris?

You use the package manager for upgrades.

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hank | 2 Jun 00:56
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Re: I finally got Solaris 10 installed, but no network

--- In solarisx86 <at> yahoogroups.com, Robert Lunnon <bobl@...> wrote:
>
> brown wrap wrote:
> > This is what I've tried so far. On the net I found some additional info and did this:
> > prtconf -vp
> > >From the output I found the interface card:
> > pci8086.1050
> >
> >
> > Along with some other info indicating it was the network card. I then executed:
> > update_drv -a -i '"pci8086.1050"' iprb
> >
> > iprb being the interface itself. From that I executed:
> > ifconfig -a plumb
> > ifconfig -a
> >
> > and finally saw the interface. I then executed:
> > ifconfig iprb0 dhcp start
> >
> > That brought up the network and then using the route command was able to get 'outside'. Things don't
seemed to be retainted though. When I reboot, I lose it all.
> >
> >
> 
> You need to create a file /etc/hostname.<interface> containing the
> interfaces hostname and /etc/dhcp.<interface>
> 
> eg for iprb0, as root
> 
> cat "HostName" > /etc/hostname.iprb0
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Robert Lunnon | 2 Jun 01:50
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GNU/Linux distortions

What chance is there that the bash people will make bash behave like 
/bin/sh when called as /bin/sh to save me forever having to change the 
interpreter is just about every script coming out of Linux.

Bob

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Chris Ridd | 2 Jun 10:26
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Re: Are patches free for OpenSolaris?

Tim Evans wrote:
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> 
> 
> brown wrap wrote:
> 
>  >
>  > I purchased a copy of the Solaris x86 media. Once I got it installed, I
>  > decided to patch it. When I went to Sun they wanted a Service Number. Are
>  > patches free on OpenSolaris?
> 
> You use the package manager for upgrades.

There are 3 main package repositories to consider here - 
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/release, http://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev and 
https://pkg.sun.com/opensolaris/support.

Access to the first 2 is free. The release repo updates every major 
release - 2008.05, 2008.11, 2009.06, etc. The dev repository usually 
updates the entire OS every two weeks.

For me that (ie dev) is good enough, but if you want interim patches to 
things from the release repo you need the third repo above, which 
requires a paid support agreement. This got announced/discussed at 
Community One yesterday, I believe.

Cheers,

Chris
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Paul Franz | 2 Jun 11:09
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Re: GNU/Linux distortions

On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 7:50 PM, Robert Lunnon <bobl <at> optushome.com.au> wrote:

> What chance is there that the bash people will make bash behave like
> /bin/sh when called as /bin/sh to save me forever having to change the
> interpreter is just about every script coming out of Linux.
>
> Bob
>
>
Dumb question: What is the behavior that you are looking for from bash?

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John D Groenveld | 2 Jun 11:56
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Re: Are patches free for OpenSolaris?

In message <784482.56955.qm <at> web38104.mail.mud.yahoo.com>, brown wrap writes:
>I purchased a copy of the Solaris x86 media. Once I got it installed, I decide
>d to patch it. When I went to Sun they wanted a Service Number. Are patches fr
>ee on OpenSolaris?

I use Martin Paul's PCA to patch Solaris 10 and previous versions.
You'll need to create Sun Online Account to obtain the free
recommended and security patches.
<URL:http://www.par.univie.ac.at/solaris/pca/usage.html>

Happy hacking,
John
groenveld <at> acm.org

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