I need to compile a small C program (shared lib for a Perl module) on an old Solaris 8 (Sparc) server. Unfortunately the development tools are not installed and I'm. I am installing on a Solaris 10 x86 machine. # /usr/bin/perl install. Bugzilla installation issue in Solaris 10. Cc: language optional software package not.
April 26, 2014 Guest Post This is another guest post from my buddy Nate Fuzi, who performs the same role as me for Violin but is based in the US instead of EMEA. Nate believes that all English people live in the Dickensian London of the 19th century and speak in. I hate to disappoint, so have a butcher’s below and feast your mince pies on his attempts to make SLOB work on Solaris without going chicken oriental. Over to you Nate, me old china plate. Note: The, or SLOB, is a Linux-only tool designed and released for the community.
There are no ports for other operating systems – and Kevin has always advised that the solution for testing on another platform is to use a Linux VM and connect via TNS. The purpose of this post is simply to show what happens when you have no other choice but to try and get SLOB working natively on Solaris I wrestled with for a couple hours last week for a demo build we had in-house to show our capabilities to a prospective customer. I should mention I’ve had great success—and ease!—with SLOB 2 previously. But that was on Linux. This was on Solaris 10—to mimic the setup the customer has in-house. No problem, I thought; there’s some C files to compile, but then there’s just shell scripts to drive the thing.
Sentry Wireless Speaker Manual Ho700. What could go wrong? Well, it would seem, the creator of SLOB and SLOB 2, did his development on an OS with a better sense of humor than Solaris. The package unzipped, and the setup. Word 2007 Portable Torrent there. sh script appeared to run successfully, but runit.sh would load up the worker threads and wait several seconds before launching them—and then immediately call it “done” and bail out, having executed on the database only a couple seconds. I had my slob.conf set to execute for 300 seconds. I had two databases created: one with 4K blocks and one with 8K blocks.
