I wonder if someone would be kind enough to share his most interesting Solaris blogs with me? Here is a partial list of what I regularly read, maybe you'll like some of it: Solaris blogs in Russian Ruslan Valiev - Designerus Unix … [Continue reading] about Interesting Solaris blogs
OpenSolaris: BFU archive anatomy
I think I've covered the basics of updating your OpenSolaris using BFU before. This is the post: OpenSolaris BFU. Back then I've explained the basics of BFUing. Today I simply would like to tell a bit more about the contents of a BFU archive, … [Continue reading] about OpenSolaris: BFU archive anatomy
ZFS: managing filesystems
It's been quite a while since I've cleared one of internal disks in my Netra t105 to bring it under ZFS control. As a result, I now have a 33Gb zfs-pool to experiment with. Today I had some spare time, so I decided to share with you the very basics … [Continue reading] about ZFS: managing filesystems
DTrace: mod_auth_pam and apache2
One of our users has asked me to help with PAM authentication for Apache 2 on one of our remote servers. Note: going with mod_auth_pam was decision made without me, and I was only asked to help get the chosen solution work. This being said, the … [Continue reading] about DTrace: mod_auth_pam and apache2
Debugging PHP with DTrace, part 2
Your next step in observing PHP with DTrace could easily be the following script. It times how much time (in nanoseconds) each Apache process has spent running a particular PHP function. This script generates a table of Apache PIDs and PHP scripts … [Continue reading] about Debugging PHP with DTrace, part 2