Hi Lalith, With regards to the build, the mail header should have said SUCCESS, as the check errors reported by blerf are ignored. See email.txt in your log/log.nnnn directory.
For Cacao, you need to pkgrm SUNWcacao and SUNWcacaocfg as they're the old version of cacao. Then try a pkgadd of SUNWcacaort either from our SCX dvd or the SXCE build 97 dvd. Jonathan Lalith Suresh wrote: > Hi Piotr, > I've been trying to install the cacao packages from the SCX binary, > here's what I've got: > > bash-3.2# pkginfo | grep cacao > application SUNWcacao Cacao Component > application SUNWcacaocfg Cacao configuration files > application SUNWcacaodtrace Common Agent Container - > DTrace Module > application SUNWcacaomon Cacao Instrumentation Component > application SUNWcacaowsvr Common Agent Container - > Secure Web Server > > the SUNWcacaort package won't install and it gives me the following error: > > ## Executing checkinstall script. > /var/tmp//installNRa4Zv/checkinstallPRa4Zv: > /var/tmp//installNRa4Zv/checkinstallPRa4Zv: cannot open > pkgadd: ERROR: checkinstall script did not complete successfully > > scinstall still gives the same error inspite of installing all the cacao > packages mentioned above (I only had the DTrace module before that). > > Regards, > Lalith > > > On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 11:05 PM, Piotr Jasiukajtis <estseg at gmail.com > <mailto:estseg at gmail.com>> wrote: > > Hi, > > Do you have cacao packages? > > $ pkginfo | grep cacao > application SUNWcacaodtrace Common Agent Container - > DTrace Module > application SUNWcacaort Common Agent Container > - Runtime > application SUNWcacaowsvr Common Agent Container - > Secure Web Server > > > On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 6:56 PM, Lalith Suresh > <suresh.lalith at gmail.com <mailto:suresh.lalith at gmail.com>> wrote: > > Hey everyone, > > I made some progress with building OHAC. I checked out the > Makefile in > > /usr/src/uts/intel/cl and figured out that the symbols being > checked were > > being read from the imported_symbols.<private/ > > public>.<Sol_10/11> file. In imported_symbols.public.Sol_10 , > from which > > symbols are imported for Sol_11, I found _memcpy which was the > symbol which > > couldn't be found during the build. This is how the line looks like: > > > > _memcpy memcpy (9F) (from SS11 compiler upgrade) > > > > So I figured, the problem was with Sun Studio 11. Since I'd not > installed > > SS11 from the link provided at the 'Building Core' page, I > figured that the > > problem might be because I'm not using the exact version of SS > that the > > build is expecting. So I tried downloading it from the link at > the building > > ohac page, and this time, the build almost succeeded but for one > error. > > Here's the blerf output from the logfile. > > > > bash-3.2# /opt/scbld/bin/blerf log.txt > > Error found at line 96623, section header: > > ==== Building check, started at Tue Oct 14 15:59:11 IST 2008 ==== > > > > Recently visited dirs: > > head > > > > Context: > > 96603 nbuild: + (cd usr/src; dmake -ek check) > > > log/log.200810141327.01/src_check.txt > > 96604 /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/usr/src/head > > 96605 irule --> 1 job > > 96606 cstyle scadmin/scadmin.h > scadmin/scadmin.h_check; > hdrchk -a > > scadmin/scadmin.h >> scadmin/scadmin.h_check > > 96607 irule --> 2 jobs > > 96608 cstyle scadmin/scconf.h > scadmin/scconf.h_check; hdrchk -a > > scadmin/scconf.h >> scadmin/scconf.h_check > > 96609 irule --> 3 jobs > > 96610 cstyle scadmin/scsymon_srv.h > > scadmin/scsymon_srv.h_check; hdrchk > > -a scadmin/scsymon_srv.h >> scadmin/scsymon_srv.h_check > > 96611 irule --> 4 jobs > > 96612 cstyle scadmin/scstat.h > scadmin/scstat.h_check; hdrchk -a > > scadmin/scstat.h >> scadmin/scstat.h_check > > 96613 irule --> 4 jobs > > 96614 cstyle scadmin/scswitch.h > scadmin/scswitch.h_check; > hdrchk -a > > scadmin/scswitch.h >> scadmin/scswitch.h_check > > 96615 irule --> 3 jobs > > 96616 cstyle scadmin/scrgadm.h > scadmin/scrgadm.h_check; > hdrchk -a > > scadmin/scrgadm.h >> scadmin/scrgadm.h_check > > 96617 irule --> 4 jobs > > 96618 cstyle rgm/clustm.h > rgm/clustm.h_check; hdrchk -a > rgm/clustm.h > >>> rgm/clustm.h_check > > 96619 irule --> 4 jobs > > 96620 cstyle rgm/haip.h > rgm/haip.h_check; hdrchk -a > rgm/haip.h >> > > rgm/haip.h_check > > 96621 irule --> Job output > > 96622 cstyle rgm/haip.h > rgm/haip.h_check; hdrchk -a > rgm/haip.h >> > > rgm/haip.h_check > > 96623 *** Error code 1 > > > > > > Target stack: > > head [rgm/haip.h_check] > > head [rgm/rgm_cnfg.h_check] > > head [rgm/rgm_cpp.h_check] > > head [rgm/libdsdev.h_check] > > head [rgm/rgm_recep.h_check] > > head [cl_query/cl_query_types.h_check] > > head [fmm/hb.h_check] > > head [fmm/hbargs.h_check] > > head [libclcontract/cl_contract.h_check] > > head [libclcontract/cl_contract_table.h_check] > > head [libclcontract/smart_ptr_in.h_check] > > head [libclcontract/smart_ptr.h_check] > > head [check] > > . [check => cd tests; pwd; dmake check] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > (1 errors found) > > > > > > This error came from the cmd that generated the src_check.txt > file. All > > other cmd-s returned 0. I don't know how severe the above error > is, but this > > time, the dvd.jas folder has been created, but scinstall says I'm > missing a > > few components. When I first tried it, it said JDMK was missing. So I > > downloaded the clusterexpress tarball, and installed only the shared > > components. Now, it gives me the following error: > > > > bash-3.2# ./scinstall -iI > > The Common Agent Container 2.0 is not currently installed. > > Please refer to the documentation for installation instructions. > > > > > > scinstall: scinstall did NOT complete successfully! > > > > > > Log file - /var/cluster/logs/install/scinstall.log.3200 > > > > > > Guess I'm getting closer now. I'll see if I can get scinstall to work > > somehow. But I'm unsure about the build error. Thanks for your > time guys! > > > > Regards, > > Lalith > > > > On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 9:26 AM, Lalith Suresh > <suresh.lalith at gmail.com <mailto:suresh.lalith at gmail.com>> > > wrote: > >> > >> I tried using nbmake, it's still failing at the same point. > Maybe there's > >> some header file that's missing? > >> > >> #: /opt/scbld/bin/nbmake -v > >> .... > >> .... > >> .... > >> dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target `undefs.obj32' > >> Current working directory > /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/usr/src/uts/intel/cl > >> > >> Guess I'll try reinstalling SXCE b97 and building OHAC all over > again. > >> > >> Thanks, > >> Lalith > >> > >> On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 12:20 AM, Piotr Jasiukajtis > <estseg at gmail.com <mailto:estseg at gmail.com>> > >> wrote: > >>> > >>> Hi, > >>> > >>> Looks like it's the same issue described here: > >>> > http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=77829&tstart=0 > <http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=77829&tstart=0> > >>> > >>> > >>> On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 7:29 PM, Lalith Suresh > <suresh.lalith at gmail.com <mailto:suresh.lalith at gmail.com>> > >>> wrote: > >>> > Hi everyone, it's me again. Here's the blerf output on the > logs as > >>> > well: > >>> > > >>> > bash-3.2# /opt/scbld/bin/blerf src_install-nd.txt > >>> > Error found at line 4594, section header: > >>> > unknown > >>> > > >>> > Recently visited dirs: > >>> > uts/intel/cl/cl_orb > >>> > uts/intel/cl/cl_quorum > >>> > uts/intel/cl/clif_rds > >>> > uts/intel/cl/cl_haci > >>> > > >>> > Context: > >>> > 4574 cl_orb: cl_bootstrap cl_load cl_runtime > >>> > 4575 cl_quorum: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb cl_runtime > >>> > 4576 cl_rsmtrans: cl_comm cl_haci cl_load cl_orb > cl_runtime > >>> > 4577 cldlpihb: cl_dlpitrans cl_load cl_orb cl_runtime > >>> > 4578 clfpstr: cl_comm clprivnet > >>> > 4579 clif_rds: cl_comm cl_haci cl_runtime > >>> > 4580 clif_rsm: cl_bootstrap cl_comm cl_haci cl_load > >>> > cl_runtime > >>> > 4581 clif_rsmrdt: cl_bootstrap cl_comm cl_haci > cl_runtime > >>> > 4582 clq_netapp_nas: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb cl_quorum > >>> > cl_runtime > >>> > 4583 clq_quorum_server: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb > cl_quorum > >>> > cl_runtime > >>> > 4584 clq_scsi2: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb cl_quorum > cl_runtime > >>> > 4585 clq_scsi3: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb cl_quorum > cl_runtime > >>> > 4586 clq_sq_disk: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb cl_quorum > >>> > cl_runtime > >>> > 4587 cltcpint: cl_dlpitrans cl_load cl_orb cl_runtime > >>> > 4588 pxfs: cl_comm cl_dcs cl_haci cl_load cl_orb > cl_runtime > >>> > 4589 ------------------------------------------------ > >>> > 4590 Error: fatal undefined symbols in kernel modules > >>> > 4591 Module name Undefined symbol > >>> > 4592 ------------------------------------------------ > >>> > 4593 pxfs/obj32/pxfs: [4932] cl_net/obj32/cl_net: [1840] > >>> > cl_haci/obj32/cl_haci: [12209] : memcpy > >>> > 4594 *** Error code 1 > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > Target stack: > >>> > uts/intel/cl [undefs.obj32 => (cat imported_symbols; \] > >>> > uts/intel [cl => cd cl; pwd; dmake install] > >>> > uts [intel => cd intel; pwd; dmake install] > >>> > . [uts => cd uts; pwd; dmake install] > >>> > > >>> > bash-3.2# /opt/scbld/bin/blerf src_install.txt > >>> > Error found at line 4659, section header: > >>> > unknown > >>> > > >>> > Recently visited dirs: > >>> > uts/intel/cl/cl_orb > >>> > uts/intel/cl/cl_quorum > >>> > uts/intel/cl/clif_rds > >>> > uts/intel/cl/cl_haci > >>> > > >>> > Context: > >>> > 4639 cl_orb: cl_bootstrap cl_load cl_runtime > >>> > 4640 cl_quorum: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb cl_runtime > >>> > 4641 cl_rsmtrans: cl_comm cl_haci cl_load cl_orb > cl_runtime > >>> > 4642 cldlpihb: cl_dlpitrans cl_load cl_orb cl_runtime > >>> > 4643 clfpstr: cl_comm clprivnet > >>> > 4644 clif_rds: cl_comm cl_haci cl_orb cl_runtime > >>> > 4645 clif_rsm: cl_bootstrap cl_comm cl_haci cl_load > >>> > cl_runtime > >>> > 4646 clif_rsmrdt: cl_bootstrap cl_comm cl_haci > cl_runtime > >>> > 4647 clq_netapp_nas: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb cl_quorum > >>> > cl_runtime > >>> > 4648 clq_quorum_server: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb > cl_quorum > >>> > cl_runtime > >>> > 4649 clq_scsi2: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb cl_quorum > cl_runtime > >>> > 4650 clq_scsi3: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb cl_quorum > cl_runtime > >>> > 4651 clq_sq_disk: cl_haci cl_load cl_orb cl_quorum > >>> > cl_runtime > >>> > 4652 cltcpint: cl_dlpitrans cl_load cl_orb cl_runtime > >>> > 4653 pxfs: cl_comm cl_dcs cl_haci cl_load cl_orb > cl_runtime > >>> > 4654 ------------------------------------------------ > >>> > 4655 Error: fatal undefined symbols in kernel modules > >>> > 4656 Module name Undefined symbol > >>> > 4657 ------------------------------------------------ > >>> > 4658 pxfs/debug32/pxfs: [5138] cl_net/debug32/cl_net: > [1922] > >>> > cl_orb/debug32/cl_orb: [9658] cl_haci/debug32/cl_haci: > [12598] : > >>> > memcpy > >>> > 4659 *** Error code 1 > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > Target stack: > >>> > uts/intel/cl [undefs.debug32 => (cat imported_symbols; \] > >>> > uts/intel [cl => cd cl; pwd; dmake install] > >>> > uts [intel => cd intel; pwd; dmake install] > >>> > . [uts => cd uts; pwd; dmake install] > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > Thanks, > >>> > Lalith > >>> > > >>> > On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 10:17 PM, Lalith Suresh > >>> > <suresh.lalith at gmail.com <mailto:suresh.lalith at gmail.com>> > >>> > wrote: > >>> >> > >>> >> Hey everyone, > >>> >> I tried building OHAC on SXCE build 97 (fresh install), and I'm > >>> >> getting > >>> >> the same errors I believe. Here's the part of my log that > specifies > >>> >> the > >>> >> error. > >>> >> > >>> >> Logfile: src-install-nd.txt (at the end) > >>> >> > >>> >> dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target `undefs.obj32' > >>> >> Current working directory > /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/usr/src/uts/intel/cl > >>> >> *** Error code 1 > >>> >> The following command caused the error: > >>> >> cd cl; pwd; dmake install > >>> >> dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target `cl' > >>> >> Current working directory > /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/usr/src/uts/intel > >>> >> *** Error code 1 > >>> >> The following command caused the error: > >>> >> cd intel; pwd; dmake install > >>> >> dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target `intel' > >>> >> Current working directory /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/usr/src/uts > >>> >> *** Error code 1 > >>> >> The following command caused the error: > >>> >> cd uts; pwd; dmake install > >>> >> dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target `uts' > >>> >> Current working directory /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/usr/src > >>> >> nbuild: cmd returned 1 after 20m > >>> >> > >>> >> > >>> >> And here's what's at the end of src-install.txt > >>> >> > >>> >> dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target `undefs.debug32' > >>> >> Current working directory > /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/usr/src/uts/intel/cl > >>> >> *** Error code 1 > >>> >> The following command caused the error: > >>> >> cd cl; pwd; dmake install > >>> >> dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target `cl' > >>> >> Current working directory > /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/usr/src/uts/intel > >>> >> *** Error code 1 > >>> >> The following command caused the error: > >>> >> cd intel; pwd; dmake install > >>> >> dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target `intel' > >>> >> Current working directory /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/usr/src/uts > >>> >> *** Error code 1 > >>> >> The following command caused the error: > >>> >> cd uts; pwd; dmake install > >>> >> dmake: Fatal error: Command failed for target `uts' > >>> >> Current working directory /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/usr/src > >>> >> nbuild: cmd returned 1 after 22m > >>> >> > >>> >> Here are some info that might help: > >>> >> > >>> >> bash-3.2# uname -X > >>> >> System = SunOS > >>> >> Node = irule > >>> >> Release = 5.11 > >>> >> KernelID = snv_97 > >>> >> Machine = i86pc > >>> >> BusType = <unknown> > >>> >> Serial = <unknown> > >>> >> Users = <unknown> > >>> >> OEM# = 0 > >>> >> Origin# = 1 > >>> >> NumCPU = 2 > >>> >> > >>> >> bash-3.2# /opt/SUNWspro/bin/version > >>> >> Machine hardware: i86pc > >>> >> OS version: 5.11 > >>> >> Processor type: i386 > >>> >> Hardware: i86pc > >>> >> > >>> >> The following components are installed on your system: > >>> >> > >>> >> > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 C Compiler > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 C++ Compiler > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 Tools.h++ 7.1 > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 C++ Standard 64-bit Class Library > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 Garbage Collector > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 Fortran 95 > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 Debugging Tools (including dbx) > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 IDE > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 Debugger GUI > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 Performance Analyzer (including collect, ...) > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 X-Designer > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 VIM editor > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 XEmacs editor > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 Native Connector Tool > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 Performance Library > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 Building Software (including dmake) > >>> >> Sun Studio 11 Documentation Set > >>> >> > >>> >> version of "/opt/SUNWspro/bin/../prod/bin/../../bin/cc": Sun > C 5.8 > >>> >> 2005/10/13 > >>> >> version of "/opt/SUNWspro/bin/../prod/bin/../../bin/CC": Sun > C++ 5.8 > >>> >> 2005/10/13 > >>> >> version of "/opt/SUNWspro/bin/../prod/bin/../../bin/f90": > Sun Fortran > >>> >> 95 > >>> >> 8.2 2005/10/13 > >>> >> version of "/opt/SUNWspro/bin/../prod/bin/../../bin/dbx": > Sun Dbx > >>> >> Debugger > >>> >> 7.5 2005/10/13 > >>> >> version of > "/opt/SUNWspro/bin/../prod/bin/../../bin/analyzer": Sun > >>> >> Performance Analyzer 7.5 2005/10/13 > >>> >> version of "/opt/SUNWspro/bin/../prod/bin/../../bin/dmake": Sun > >>> >> Distributed Make 7.7 2005/10/13 > >>> >> > >>> >> > >>> >> What exactly am I missing here? Only the commands that > generated the > >>> >> above > >>> >> two logs exited with return status 1. Please tell me if you > the other > >>> >> log > >>> >> files as well! > >>> >> > >>> >> Thanks, > >>> >> Lalith > >>> >> > >>> >> > >>> >> > >>> >> On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 11:47 PM, Jonathan Mellors > >>> >> <Jonathan.Mellors at sun.com <mailto:Jonathan.Mellors at sun.com>> > wrote: > >>> >>> > >>> >>> Hi Lalith, > >>> >>> > >>> >>> You've hit bug 6741933: > >>> >>> http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6741933 > >>> >>> > >>> >>> The build works fine on SXCE build 97. The download links > for build > >>> >>> 97 > >>> >>> are listed at the top of the "Building From Source" section on: > >>> >>> > >>> >>> > >>> >>> > > http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/ha-clusters/ohac/Documentation/Core/buildingcore/ > >>> >>> > >>> >>> Thanks > >>> >>> Jonathan > >>> >>> > >>> >>> Lalith Suresh wrote: > >>> >>>> > >>> >>>> Hello everyone, > >>> >>>> I've been trying to build OHAC from source and after several > >>> >>>> attempts, > >>> >>>> I'm still unsuccessful. I'm using SXCE build 98 and I've > installed > >>> >>>> Sun > >>> >>>> Studio 11 in the default directory, (I've followed the > instructions > >>> >>>> on the > >>> >>>> 'Building Core' page on the OHAC site). Here's the output > from the > >>> >>>> final > >>> >>>> step: > >>> >>>> > >>> >>>> bash-3.2# /opt/scbld/bin/nbuild -Dav > >>> >>>> nbuild: Checking environment... > >>> >>>> nbuild: PARENT_WS=/builds/ohac > >>> >>>> nbuild: CODEMGR_WS=/builds/ohac+5.11+i386 > >>> >>>> nbuild: SOL_VER=Sol_11 > >>> >>>> nbuild: locking ws, LOCKDIR=/builds/ohac+5.11+i386/nbuild-lock > >>> >>>> nbuild: making dir, NBTMPDIR=/tmp/nbuild-root-tmp.28259 > >>> >>>> nbuild: Creating log dir, > >>> >>>> VLOGDIR=/builds/ohac+5.11+i386/log/log.200810102245.01 > >>> >>>> nbuild: + (cd usr/src; dmake -e install) > > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/src_install-nd.txt > >>> >>>> nbuild: cmd returned 1 after 20m > >>> >>>> nbuild: + (cd usr/src; Postproc_src_install > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/src_install-nd.txt) > > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/src_install-nd-postproc.txt > >>> >>>> nbuild: postproc returned 0 > >>> >>>> nbuild: + (cd usr/src; dmake -e install) > > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/src_install.txt > >>> >>>> nbuild: cmd returned 1 after 8m > >>> >>>> nbuild: + (cd usr/src; Postproc_src_install > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/src_install.txt) > > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/src_install-postproc.txt > >>> >>>> nbuild: postproc returned 0 > >>> >>>> nbuild: + (cd usr/src; dmake -ek check) > > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/src_check.txt > >>> >>>> nbuild: cmd returned 1 after 6m > >>> >>>> nbuild: + (cd usr/src; Postproc_src_check > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/src_check.txt) > > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/src_check-postproc.txt > >>> >>>> nbuild: postproc returned 0 > >>> >>>> nbuild: + (cd usr/src; dmake -e clean_scmsgs) > > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/nscmsgs_clean.txt > >>> >>>> nbuild: cmd returned 0 after 0m > >>> >>>> nbuild: + (cd usr/src; dmake -e scmsgs) > > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/nscmsgs.txt > >>> >>>> nbuild: cmd returned 0 after 0m > >>> >>>> nbuild: + (cd usr/src; Postproc_nscmsgs > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/nscmsgs.txt) > > >>> >>>> log/log.200810102245.01/nscmsgs-postproc.txt > >>> >>>> nbuild: postproc returned 0 > >>> >>>> nbuild: Cleaning up /builds/ohac+5.11+i386/nbuild-lock and > >>> >>>> /tmp/nbuild-root-tmp.28259 > >>> >>>> bash-3.2# > >>> >>>> > >>> >>>> > >>> >>>> The dvd.jas folder hasn't been created. The logs tell me > there have > >>> >>>> been > >>> >>>> fatal errors. I've attached the whole log folder below. > What could > >>> >>>> be the > >>> >>>> problem? > >>> >>>> > >>> >>>> -- > >>> >>>> Lalith > >>> >>>> > >>> >>>> > >>> >>>> > >>> >>>> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >>> >>>> > >>> >>>> _______________________________________________ > >>> >>>> ha-clusters-discuss mailing list > >>> >>>> ha-clusters-discuss at opensolaris.org > <mailto:ha-clusters-discuss at opensolaris.org> > >>> >>>> > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/ha-clusters-discuss > >>> >> > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > _______________________________________________ > >>> > ha-clusters-discuss mailing list > >>> > ha-clusters-discuss at opensolaris.org > <mailto:ha-clusters-discuss at opensolaris.org> > >>> > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/ha-clusters-discuss > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> -- > >>> Regards, > >>> Piotr Jasiukajtis | estibi | SCA OS0072 > >>> http://estseg.blogspot.com > >> > > > > > > > > -- > Regards, > Piotr Jasiukajtis | estibi | SCA OS0072 > http://estseg.blogspot.com > >
