Jun 20, 2019 3:45 PM
orbitn
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dba
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coffeeisntstrongenoughsendmeth
julesmg
table deleted
NottherealSlimPickens
tundrasaurus
zack?
evolutioninaction
Done it...yep, it'll wake your ass right up..
CaptainStinkyVonPoopberg
They don't call me Booby Tables for nothing.
ReleaseTheBeeees
Bobby
Fuckdamnit! Sonofabitch!
sf111
SirPelvisJohnwood
Try typing 'shutdown -h now' into the wrong terminal window.
"and you should be using sudo and not a root shell" (i'm old school and work in shells, some of my systems didn't even have sudo)
I've done something similar. Back in the ooold days when i was just starting on solaris but was familiar with Linux, i tried to kill >
all instances of a runaway script using 'killall', like you would in linux at the time. Let me tell you why that's a bad idea. You see
killall in linux just stopped all programs with that name. In solaris, killall is the second-to-last executable run before shutdown, used
to stop every running program no matter what so the system can sync and halt/reboot. the correct program is pkill. It was a very large DB.
And filesystems were not yet journaled. you had to have vxfs for that fancy stuff.
julesmg
NottherealSlimPickens
tundrasaurus
zack?
evolutioninaction
Done it...yep, it'll wake your ass right up..
CaptainStinkyVonPoopberg
They don't call me Booby Tables for nothing.
ReleaseTheBeeees
Bobby
CaptainStinkyVonPoopberg
Fuckdamnit! Sonofabitch!
sf111
SirPelvisJohnwood
Try typing 'shutdown -h now' into the wrong terminal window.
orbitn
"and you should be using sudo and not a root shell" (i'm old school and work in shells, some of my systems didn't even have sudo)
orbitn
I've done something similar. Back in the ooold days when i was just starting on solaris but was familiar with Linux, i tried to kill >
orbitn
all instances of a runaway script using 'killall', like you would in linux at the time. Let me tell you why that's a bad idea. You see
orbitn
killall in linux just stopped all programs with that name. In solaris, killall is the second-to-last executable run before shutdown, used
orbitn
to stop every running program no matter what so the system can sync and halt/reboot. the correct program is pkill. It was a very large DB.
orbitn
And filesystems were not yet journaled. you had to have vxfs for that fancy stuff.