Archives: April 2009

OpenSolaris 2008.11 ZFS with ‘on access’ virus scan

by SUNWfrk Published on: April 19, 2009
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Although at home I only work with Macintosh and OpenSolaris computers and the risk for virusses and malware are rather slim, my files could be infected with pc virusses and I could send pc virusses to friends without me knowing. It is also very stupid to think that Macintosh computer are just safe and don’t need a virus scanner. So this is where this article came from, I installed ClamXav on my MacBooks and then started to look at my NAS. It’s running OpenSolaris so.. there must be a great way to secure that! (and there is!!)

We need a few ingredients to get this running, here are my steps:

  • First of al the SUNW packages for vscan (you should be able to install them if you haven’t got them)

# pkginfo |grep -i vscan
system      SUNWvscankr                     Virus Scan Service Kernel (Root)
system      SUNWvscanr                      Virus Scan Service (Root)
system      SUNWvscanu                      Virus Scan Service (Usr)

  • We need to download c-icap from sourceforge and extract it and then compile it

# export LDFLAGS=”-L/opt/csw/lib -R/opt/csw/lib -lclamav”
# export CC=gcc
# export CXX=g++

# ./configure –prefix=/opt/icap –with-clamav=/opt/csw –with-perl=/bin/perl –with-zlib=/usr/lib –enable-large-files

# make
# make install

Specify the Finder icon with Avahi on OpenSolaris 2008.11

by SUNWfrk Published on: April 5, 2009
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I found this article from Simon Wheatley and found it very nice to do. But it didn’t seem to work on OpenSolaris… but don’t worry, it just needs a small fix, don’t use port 0 for _device-info._tcp, but just give it a port you are already advertising.
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Share your OpenSolaris 2008.11 screen to Mac Os X

by SUNWfrk Published on: April 5, 2009
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I found some info on how to share your OpenSolaris Screen with vnc, and those manuals just didn’t do it for Mac Os X unless you use a vnc viewer. But I wanted to use the build in screen sharing build in to Mac Os X which support vnc but it didn’t seem to work.. The resolution was Mac Os X wants authentication and thus the fix was easy, here you go: (more…)

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