Hi Glenn,
please see my response in line.
Thank you,
Jan
On 05/11/11 01:54 AM, Glenn Faden wrote:
Jan,
I've followed your suggestions and I've been able to do some limited testing of
the code in txzonemgr to generate an SC profile. But I'm confused about a few
issues relating to the use of sysconfig. I installed the pkg -
system/install/configuration in the zone, but not in the global zone.The steps
described in the PSARC doc don't seem to be accurate. I did this:
# zoneadm -z $zonename mount
# zlogin -S $zonename \
"export _UNCONFIG_ALT_ROOT=/a; /usr/sbin/sysconfig unconfigure -g
My apologies I didn't clearly specify which new Sysconfig scenarios
already work
and which are still being worked on.
'Unconfiguration' is one of those which will not be available before 168 -
'sysconfig unconfigure' command is not implemented yet and thus is
expected to fail.
Right now the only scenario you can test is 'non-interactive
configuration' scenario.
This is what steps described in my previous email cover. That scenarios
is equivalent
of dropping sysidcfg(4) file into <zonepath>/etc/ directory).
So at this point end-to-end test of the whole new SC framework is not
possible.
This failed in several ways. First, the sysconfig program was in bin not sbin,
so I fixed that. But the /usr filesystem in the zone is actually the global
zone's /usr mounted via lofs, not the zone's /usr. So sysconfig wasn't there,
either. I changed this to:
/a/usr/bin/sysconfig
which is the right pathname, but the command doesn't honor the unconfigure
option. It just seems to run the curses GUI. So I used the svccfg to set the
configuration/configure property of system/config smf service by hand.
I was then able to apply my profile and get it to work for the properties that
are defined. However, I don't know what to do about sysconfig. Is there another
command instead of sysconfig that is supposed to set the configure properties
in this service?
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