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How to run a backtrace on a core file? After a segfault or process crash you may need to obtain more information. Backtraces can provide more detailed information.
Safeguard for Sudo helps Unix/Linux organizations take privileged account management through sudo to the next level: with a central policy server, centralized management of sudo and sudoers, centralized reporting on sudoers and elevated rights activities, event and keystroke logging of activities performed through sudo, and offline policy evaluation.With Safeguard for Sudo, One Identity provides a...
How to recreate the pmevents.db file if it becomes corrupt. If the pmevents.db file becomes corrupt, then you may need to recreate it. Use the following command to check the database file: # /opt/quest/sbin/pmlogadm info /var/opt/quest/qpm4u/pmevents.dbThe pmlogsrvd.log may also contain a message similar to the following:Event log storage library returned an error: database disk image is malform...
Offline IO logs from client appearing in offline directory on Policy serverIO logs from client systems are appearing in the following directory on the Policy server:/var/opt/quest/qpm4u/offline/iologs/These should be transferred to the quarantine folder on the Policy server before then being processed into the correct directories:/var/opt/quest/qpm4u/quarantine/Therefore Pmlogxfer is sometimes not...
How to run a backtrace on a core file? After a segfault or process crash you may need to obtain more information. Backtraces can provide more detailed information.
The following entry has been configured in the sudoers file on a Solaris system:admin ALL= NOPASSWD: /bin/su - user1However the user is prompted for a password when running the following command:sudo su - user1