03
Oct
Does anyone know how to use HP UX OS?
Posted by admin, under HP-UX
this link may help u : http://docs.hp.com/en/oshpux10.x.html
if u r facing any particular prob.. thn plz mention it
30
Sep
Hewlett-Packard Unix HP-UX installation
Posted by admin, under HP-UX
HP-UX UNIX installation on Hewlett-Packard zx2000 Intel Itanium 2
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23
Sep
Anyone know how to get SSH for HP-UX 10.2?
Posted by admin, under HP-UXWas recently informed that we could no longer us FTP to transfer files and had to start using SSH, but there doesn't seem to be anyone that has SSH for older HP-UX platforms.
HP has binaries for HP-UX 11, but for 10.2 you may need to use portable openssh from:
http://openssh.org/portable.html
Good luck!
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23
Sep
Static or dynamic linking in hp-ux?
Posted by admin, under HP-UXI've got a program that can be linked either statically or dynamically. Dynamic linking reduces the executable module size to about 1mb where statically linked it is about 13mb.
The system is an HP-UX 11i UNIX box and has 12gb ram. There could be about 200 concurrent users of the program, but typically less than 75.
In some preliminary testing, the runtimes of static and dynamic linking ar about the same with the static module having a slightly better time (< 0.5 seconds).
So given the large amount of system RAM and the caching of frequently used files, does it really matter that the load module is 13mb vs. 1mb?
What would you do?
hp-ux, static.
most others, dynamic.
virtual memory should help…. hp-ux is big and clunky, you already gave it PLENTY ram!
PS… it's been a while since I used HP-UX!
PPS You're a funny looking dog!
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23
Sep
HP-UX printing?
Posted by admin, under HP-UXHow can I print from an HP-UX system through a windows print server without losing the formatting?
the printer interface needs to be set up in unix (defined)
Printing from Windows NT 4.0 to a Unix printer
Unix printers use TCP/IP. In order for a Windows NT 4.0 computer to print to a Unix printer, the Microsoft TCP/IP Printing Service must be installed. To install it, follow these steps:
1. From the Start menu, select Settings, and then Control Panel. Double-click the Network icon.
2. Select the Services tab, and then click the Add button.
3. Select Microsoft TCP/IP Printing Service from the dialog box, and then click OK.
4. Restart the computer in order to start the service.
You also need to set up a printer port. To do so, follow these steps:
1. From the Start menu, select Settings, and then Printers.
2. Select the Add Printer icon. Make sure you keep the My Computer button selected.
3. Select Add Port to display the available port types and pick the lpr or lpd-compatible port.
4. In the LPR compatible printer dialog box, enter the name and IP address of the printer.
Once this is set up, NT will send a test command to the Unix printer. If the command fails, a message box will appear. Check the printer settings and try again.
After you set up the printer port, you need to assign a printer to the port. To do so, follow these steps:
1. From the Printer Ports dialog box, make sure the Unix port box is selected, and click Next.
2. Pick the manufacturer and model that corresponds to the Unix printer.
3. In the next window, enter a name that will identify the printer from inside various applications.
4. If the printer is to be shared, enter a share name and all platforms that will be printing to the printer.
5. Test the setup by printing a test page.
Windows NT 4.0 is capable of printing to most lpd printers; however, some older Unix printers may not accept print jobs from a Windows NT computer.
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23
Sep
Where can I find libintl.so on a HP-UX 11i v2 box?
Posted by admin, under HP-UXI installed bash on my HP-UX 11i v2 box but when I run ./bash, it exits with the message : /usr/lib/hpux32/dld.so: Unable to find library 'libintl.so'. I downloaded the package from http://hpux.connect.org.uk/hppd/hpux/Shells/bash-3.1.17/.
A quick pointers would be much appreciated.
Thanks
According to this link ( http://www.experts-exchange.com/Operating_Systems/Unix/Q_21834986.html ) you might just need to install the gcc package.
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23
Sep
Wat does it take to migrate plain html files from a UNIX (HP-UX) server to a Windows 2003 server running ISS
Posted by admin, under HP-UXThis including ensuring that these applications are properly functioning on the Windows server
The files have some scripting and active components - does this mean that I have to use a utility such as SFTP?
If it's plain HTML files, all you need to do is copy the files and their directory structures over to the new server.
If it's a website, I would run a link checker like Xenu to make sure the links all made the transfer.
I worry about the word "applications" … are you sure these are plain HTML, or do they have scripting and other active components?
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23
Sep
Is DOM Parser compatible in HP UX 11.11?
Posted by admin, under HP-UXwe are upgrading from HP UX 11.0 to HP UX 11.11 and want to know if the DOM parser(used in my code) will be compatible with this change. If not, which parser is compatible.
you didn't say what language you wrote the parser in so it is hard to tell, but the likely answer is yes, becuase they usually don't break compatibility in point releases and a DOM parser usually isn' t using any fancy calls.
You should look at Xerces from xml.apache.org
Widely used and available on multiple platforms.
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