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   From: fbortel@nescape.net   
      
   Cherrish Vaidiyan wrote:   
   > Hello database professionals,   
   >   
   > I am thankful for all ur support to me till now. I accept the   
   > suggestion given to me by Mr.Frank in case of answering.   
   >   
   >   
   > This query is related to oracle 9i on Red Hat Linux.   
   > I have installed Oracle 9i Enterprise edition on a Red Hat Linux 9 pc.   
   > I have created two small database and it is working well. I want to   
   > install Oracle 9i on another system with Red Hat Linux 9. One of my   
   > senior staff told me, to copy Oracle Home folder,   
   > /etc/oratab,/etc/oraInst.loc.   
   >   
   > I have copied as said. I created a user named oracle1 in dba   
   > group[oracle is the name of user in my earlier system]. I have made   
   > Oracle 9i installation changes in /etc/sysctl.conf and   
   > /etc/security/limits.conf to make the kernel perfect for running   
   > Oracle.i have also made the pathd definitions in ~/.bashrc also.   
   >   
   > Now when i give   
   > [oracle1@node3 oracle1]$ netmgr   
   >   
   > The following error is shown.whatever i give like dbca or   
   > oemappconsole i get same error.   
   >   
   > X11 connection rejected because of wrong uthentication.   
   > X connection to localhost:10.0 broken (explicit kill or server   
   > shutdown).   
   >   
      
   As root: xhost +   
      
   The retry as oracle1   
      
   > 1) Will copying oracle files install it on Linux? or Is it that i need   
   > to install the full oracle by the Oracle universal installer ?   
   No - unless there are changes in versions of (parts of) linux, this   
   should work. Get all groups, group id's and users the same, and change   
   ownership   
   >   
   > 2) Will the two database i was using in the initial system , work in   
   > my new system ? or do i need to create a new database for the   
   > second/new pc ?   
      
   It will work - but I'd prefer a new one - it will get another internal   
   id (for one), and another service_name (which can be changed).   
   You do have the scripts - don't you? It should be matter of minutes.   
   >   
   > 3) Should i need to do any further step to up the oracle software and   
   > oracle database ?   
   >   
   > pls do help me.. with ur ideas and suggestions..   
   >   
   > regards,   
   > Cherrish Vaidiyan   
      
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