Re: [zones-discuss] Error
Jerry Jelinek wrote: Andrew Dishong wrote: Getting the following error after trying to uninstall a zone,any ideas? [lab-15k-c]:~\ # zoneadm -z test1 uninstall Are you sure you want to uninstall zone test1 (y/[n])? y rm: Unable to remove directory /zonesHA/test1/test1/root/usr/lib/cpu: File exists rm: Unable to remove directory /zonesHA/test1/test1/root/usr/lib: File exists rm: Unable to remove directory /zonesHA/test1/test1/root/usr: File exists rm: Unable to remove directory /zonesHA/test1/test1/root: File exists zoneadm: zone 'test1': '/usr/bin/rm -rf' failed with exit code 2. /usr/lib/cpu is not one of the files delivered by the base OS. Hi, Actually, it is - well it's not a file but a directory containing cpu related libraries, like: /usr/lib/cpu/sparcv8plus+vis/libmlib.so.2 f none 0555 root bin 34066720 1652 1125338468 SUNWmlib /usr/lib/cpu/sparcv8plus/libCstd_isa.so.1 f none 0755 root bin 167248 3111 1132778371 SUNWlibC /usr/lib/cpu/sparcv8plus/libmlib.so.2 f none 0555 root bin 36279924 35129 1125338469 SUNWmlib /usr/lib/cpu/sparcv9+vis/sparcv9/libmlib.so.2 f none 0555 root bin 37078988 46869 1125338471 SUNWmlib /usr/lib/cpu/sparcv9+vis2/libmlib.so.2 f none 0555 root bin 32034996 4352 1125338472 SUNWmlib /usr/lib/cpu/sparcv9+vis2/sparcv9/libmlib.so.2 f none 0555 root bin 34764372 46904 1125338474 SUNWmlib I would be more inclined to see if anything was loopback (or otherwise) mounted into that directory from somewhere. HTH, =wb I am guessing this is a file you somehow added to your system with some unbundled software. Do you have an application running in the global zone that has this file open? If you have an application running in the global zone that is opening a file in the non-global zone that could be a serious security risk. Jerry ___ zones-discuss mailing list zones-discuss@opensolaris.org ___ zones-discuss mailing list zones-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [zones-discuss] Re: Re: Re: Re: Patching problem with whole root zones
EndaO'Connor wrote: The Real Warren Belfer wrote: Phil Freund wrote: Hi 119254-32 contains a fix that is vital to patching in single user mode with zones ( that is zones that are halted ) it is necessary to install this patch in Multi User Mode ( actually patch does not specify any dependency on Single user Mode ) But I will clarify this in a patch README note in 119254/119255-36 which will b e released in the coming days In general the patch README specifiies if the patch is reboot immediate, reboot required etc. Enda Thanks Edna, that helps a lot. But most folks apply patches in bulk, and if one, like the Kernel patch requires single user, then typically they all get installed in single user. I have never heard of anyone breaking up the Rec and Sec cluster into pieces that may be installed in multi user versus those that cannot. It seems to me that if a patch _must_ be installed in multi-user, that fact should be flagged in big letters at the top of the patch README. I would still like to know if there are any resources that explain patching systems with zones - or should it just work no matter how we do it ? :-) Thanks, =wb ___ zones-discuss mailing list zones-discuss@opensolaris.org
[Fwd: Re: [zones-discuss] Re: zonemgr -s syntax]
John Clingan wrote: If we had used ksh, I am sure we would have gotten the bash question :) Developer preference I suppose. If you still have issues, blame Brad. He started it :) Hi, Well, shouldn't system utilities be written using tools available in all install metaclusters. Bash is only available in the End User install and larger, so folks using a Core install or smaller wouldn't be able to use this. OTOH, ksh is available in all clusters, $0.02, Thanks, =wb ___ zones-discuss mailing list zones-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [Fwd: Re: [zones-discuss] Re: zonemgr -s syntax]
Christian Candia wrote: The Real Warren Belfer wrote: John Clingan wrote: If we had used ksh, I am sure we would have gotten the bash question :) Developer preference I suppose. If you still have issues, blame Brad. He started it :) Hi, Well, shouldn't system utilities be written using tools available in all install metaclusters. Bash is only available in the End User install and larger, so folks using a Core install or smaller wouldn't be able to use this. However, zonemgr only deals with zones and the Solaris zones packages (SUNWzoneu and SUNWzoner) are only available on the End User and larger metaclusters. Well, IMO, that also is a mistake. Why on earth would one need to install the entire End User bundle just to get Zones. At the risk of attaching too much significance to the name, End Users don't install or manage zones, do they? :-) We install the Core and add the 10 or so packages needed to get zones. I assume that other customers might well do the same thing. HTH, =wb ___ zones-discuss mailing list zones-discuss@opensolaris.org
