This is just to tell you very quickly how to get notified of some changes over a wiki pages on wikis.sun.com:
1/ log in to http://wikis.sun.com
2/ Go to your preferences
3/ See the section in watch that explain you can be notified
4/ Just set your email preference
I am using often so...
Mac:
lsof -i -P | grep -i "listen"
OpenSolaris:
Here it is a little more complex.
I got a little script from the net that does that: give it the port you want to scan and it will give you the app using it.
opensolaris [~/bin] $ get_pid_from_port.sh
Please provide a port number parameter for this script
e.g. %content 1521
#!/bin/bash
# is the port we are looking for
if [ $# -lt 1 ]
then
echo "Please provide a port number parameter for this script"
echo "e.g. %content 1521"
exit
fi
echo "Greping for your port, please be patient (CTRL+C breaks) ~E "
for i in `ls /proc`
do
pfiles $i | grep AF_INET | grep $1
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo Is owned by pid $i
echo -----
fi
done
I've been using OpenSolaris 2008.11 for some time already, and it's quite OK.
One
thing that really push my nerves: every time I reboot or power off
OpenSolaris without manually closing Firefox, my Firefox profile gets
corrupted and I can not use it any more.
Symptoms when my profile gets corrupted:
- bookmarks does not work anymore
- navigation buttons are not usable
It looks similar to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=791414.
The
workaround is to destroy my Firefox profile, and start a new one, which
of course does not make much sens since I loose all my profile info,
and there is no way to do that every time I forget to manually and
gently close all my Firefox windows before restart/shutdown ! Hum,
that's what I am actually doing and I can tell you it bothers me...
All this looks like a regression: it use to work fine in OpenSolaris 2009.05. I am writing this post in case someone has the same problem. I tried so far to get some help on OpenSolaris side, but without success. It might be on Firefox side as well (OpenSolaris 2009.05 had FF2 only, not 3). I'll add comment in case I find a solution.
As you might know, November 14th 2008, Sun announced a global workforce reduction to align its cost model with the global economic climate. Last Thurdsday, 22th Jan. 2009, was when it actually took effect in Sun Prague's software.
Our team has unfortunatly been affected a lot, shrinking from seven members to two. Only me and Pavel are still on board. This was a really hard and diffucult time for us. Still, some of us are still here, and we are well decided not to let the EMEA G11n side of JavaES components down !
One of the main thing we'll need is it prioratize (allways prioratize in tough times...), so your inputs are more than ever welcomed ! How you use our products, comments about their localization, what is important for you, what is not, etc... You can contact us on jes-praha-ext@sun.com.
I've asked our student Helena to describe shortly and comprehensibly what is Cloud Computing. I honestly think it is a very good review:
Cloud
Computing has been one of very hot and widely discussed topics in IT
in the recent time. Nevertheless, there is still quite much
confusion, fuzz and mystique around this term. What is the right
definition of Cloud Computing? What belongs to the Cloud Computing
concept and what does not? Who and what is Cloud Computing good for?
And where does the whole thing actually come from?...
$ for i in /usr/X11/include/X11/extensions/*; do ln -s $i /usr/include/X11/extensions/`basename $i`; done $ sed '/LDFLAGS=\"-Wl,--export-dynamic\ \$LDFLAGS\"/d' configure > configure.solaris $ chmod 755 configure.solaris $ ./configure.solaris $ PATH=$PATH:/usr/ccs/bin gmake $ PATH=/usr/ucb:$PATH:/usr/ccs/bin gmake installRead more for detailed explanation.[Read More]
