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Wenn man unter #Solaris ein Systemupgrade durchführt, dann wird automatisch eine neue Bootumgebung erzeugt, die nach dem Neustart aktiv ist. Bis zu diesem Neustart, den man daher lieber nicht noch monatelang hinauszögern sollte, bleiben die alten Dienste und Daten weiterhin aktiv und werden nicht mit den neuen Versionen abgeglichen.

Auch nicht etwaige PostgreSQL-Datenbanken.

Bitte fragen Sie NICHT, warum ich das jetzt eigentlich schreibe.

(Missmutig in Backups kramend gesendet.)

Does anyone have any empty drive sleds for a Sun T5120? I am getting the server tomorrow, but I'd like to have something to securely mount the drives in there instead of just sliding them in there...

#sun #solaris #servers

Tribblix Milestone 37 released

Tribblix, the illumos distribution that aims to provide a retro feel with modern components, has just released a new update, Milestone 37.

At the system level, the max PID is now 99999, so you may see larger PIDs. Usernames exceeding 8 characters are now accepted without warnings. Files with dates after the Y2038 transition are now permitted on ZFS.

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osnews.com/story/142775/tribbl

www.osnews.comTribblix Milestone 37 released – OSnews

Lovers of old #sun hardware go with #solaris 11.4.81 CBE and give a fuck on #openindiana which is for years not capable of booting on something that should be in their DNA. You better install Solaris, Windows and Linux than Openindiana. What a waste of time and it gets worse with every single rolling release. Fuck!

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In #Solaris development (I arrived at Sun during 2.6) there was a phase, "performance is a lifestyle." It meant you had to think about it all the time, and integrate it into your work. Your classification of "security community" has a similar phrase, one that would also get quoted inside Sun, "security is a lifestyle." You have to think about it all the time, and integrate it into your work, or at least document why you can't at this time, i.e. state the trade-offs.