Well no-one told me that it changed ( the init part) and i still have some solaris 10 and 11 servers so it's a habbit to use the init commands.
I will check these new commands asap. Kind regards, The out-side Op 26 jan. 2013 om 20:47 heeft Sašo Kiselkov <[email protected]> het volgende geschreven: > On 01/26/2013 08:15 PM, Roel_D wrote: >> I installed OI yesterday on VMWare server. After that i did some alterings >> and installed postgres and so. It all worked fine untill i ran out of memory >> so i did "Shutdown -y ". Bit this lead to single usermode so i did a init 5 >> from the console. This didn't work so i halted the machine by vmware >> >> After giving oi more memory i restarted it and then strange problems arose: >> Nsswitch.conf was without dns, nslookup.conf was empty, postgres lost every >> setting but the database was still there. >> I put everything into place and did a restart to test it. I did 'init 6' and >> ... Again everything was scrambled. No dns settings, no postgres ( i even >> had to reinstall the postgres service) and a lot was lost. >> >> Any ideas how this can happen? > > No ideas yet, but why do you power off your machine with such init-foo > magic? Why not simply "poweroff" or "reboot"? Since Solaris Nevada > sysv-style usage of "init" has been made obsolete. They also do not > allow you to use the advanced reboot capabilities available since Nevada > ("reboot -e" and "reboot -f"). > > Cheers, > -- > Saso _______________________________________________ OpenIndiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://openindiana.org/mailman/listinfo/openindiana-discuss
