Hi Volker, well - man pages are patient and "strings" is kind of hard to create some sort of automatism on it. BTW the discrepancies between strings and the man page were the reason I posted my question. As an example - the hostname6.* files. They will be erased, but are not mentioned in the man page :-(
Cheers, Alex > Hi Sascha! > > > If you look into a flash archive *all* of the > personalization is stored in > > the archive! The anonymization is done as part of > the jumpstart > > "post-processing" by calling a sys-unconfig. > Unfortunatly the *exact* list > > of files, removed by sys-unconfig cannot be > retrieved by an argument to > > sys-unconfig. > > Yes, they are hardcoded. However, the man page > spells out quite > clearly what sys-unconfig actually does. Also, the > strings command > will show all affected files. :-) > > > Are there any activities on changing sys-unconfig > in a way to be able to > > fully recover a system from a flash-archive? Like - > renaming the config > > files instead of removing them. With such a feature > we would be able to use > > jumpstart/flash-archive as a desaster recovery > procedure. > > It should be quite easy to just replace the > sys-unconfig binary > in your miniroot by a custom shell script. You might > even be able > to cut some corners since you know that you are in an > initial > install and many files don't have to be removed. > > Cheers -- Volker Hi Volker, -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
