My test program works fine. I can create a client and a server and run them against each other. I can set my KRB5_CONFIG environment variable and use a local configuration for testing.
I\'m trying to compile a GNU stack on Solaris 10 (x86). I\'ve managed to get the following up so far: GMP
My project requires dependency of libxml2 am using autotools to check the dependencies & install the same. I declare the dependency of using the following macro in configure.ac
I am running this script on solaris.I am trying to write the real, user, and system times to a file, each on a separate line.However, this code instead writes them out together on the same line with a
Manpage for gethrtime() mentions another flavor of this call, which is gethrvtime(), and explains that this is the 开发者_高级运维virtual time of a LWP. I am trying to understand the use case that wou
I\'m debugging a program (in Solaris) that may be writing into memory marked read-only, but I\'m unsure how to determine whether that page of memory is actually marked as read-only.
I have installed Nexanta Solaris with VMWare, but it boots开发者_StackOverflow中文版 to command line. Any idea how to bring up the GUI?From the FAQ:
Environment: OS: Sun Solaris 10 Processor: AMD 64 bit I have an applicati开发者_StackOverflow中文版on which uses net-snmp library. The application is portable (code level) to various OS and processor
I\'m completey new to Solaris, coming from a Linux background. I would like to know how can I install developement tools such as gcc, g++ etc... on Solaris and also any other program. Is there any equ
Im trying to use the gsed -n \'1~4p\' command to only print that line which appears every 8 lines, but apparently it can only be done with a GNU sed, but It doesn\'t seem that I have one, How would I
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