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Action
Have the original owner change the mode (( chmod(1)) of this file back to 1777, its
default creation mode. Rebooting the workstation also resolves this problem.
Technical Notes
This is a known problem that was fixed in Solaris 2.4.
File name too long
Cause
The specified file name has too many characters.
Action
If a file name or path name component is too long, devise a shorter name. If the total
path name is longer than PATH_MAX characters, first change to an intermediate
directory, then specify a shorter path name. Newly-created data will be lost unless
written to another file with a shorter name.
Technical Notes
In a UFS or NFS-mounted UFS filesystem, the length of a path name component
exceeds MAXNAMLEN (255) characters, or the total length of the path name exceeds
PATH_MAX (1024) characters. In a System V filesystem, the length of a path name
component exceeds NAME_MAX (14) characters while no-truncation mode is in effect.
These values are defined in the /usr/include/limits.h file.
The symbolic name for this error is ENAMETOOLONG, errno=78.
file system full
Cause
During login file system full errors are seen and login fails with the message
No utmpx entry.
70 Solaris Common Messages and Troubleshooting Guide ♦ October, 1998