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Dear all,
Need your advise on the following issue. Thanks.
Dedhi Sujatmiko wrote:
Dear all,
I have an ISV who are proposing to have this scheme :
a. hardware are 2 nodes of Sun Fire V490
b. running Veritas Cluster, the data services is Oracle RAC, run on both
nodes inside global zone,
Hi,
Please help me to install one pkg only on non-globel zone,
i tried to install, but the problem is the pkg trying to write supprot file in
/usr/local, but /usr is a loopback f/s, so pkg install was not-success,
if some one have any idea please let me know!
may be we can install the pkg in
This how to guide has the steps to do exactly what you are trying to do.
http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/howtoguides/containersLowRes.jsp
See Creating the First Web Server Container about 2/3 of the way through.
Steffen
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prakash wrote On 05/03/07 08:16,:
Hi,
Please
prakash wrote:
Hi,
Please help me to install one pkg only on non-globel zone,
i tried to install, but the problem is the pkg trying to write supprot file in
/usr/local, but /usr is a loopback f/s, so pkg install was not-success,
if some one have any idea please let me know!
may be we can
Hi,
This is top pkg, /usr filesystem already mounted in non-global zone,
This server have so many zones and i want to install only one zone,
please let me know what option can we use to install pkg seleted zones ?
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As of SFRAC/SFCFS 4.1MP1 Veritas will not support CFS in local zones.
However if NAS/NFS is available you could try the following:
The following sequence, hack, might help: 1. Mount the zoneroot
directories, 2. mount the NFS directories, 3. Start the local zone,
4. start the application.
Hello,
our Intranet Server solution is a bundle of many open source softwares mixed
with some of our softwares. Mainly it runs:
- IPFilter FW / NAT
- Squid
- Cyrus IMAP
- Postfix + Amavis + Spamassassin
- Tomcat running 4 web applications
- Apache running as a Proxy Pass to the needed web
I installed my zones, in a sparse zone format.
question is, is there a way to NOT use /usr/local from the global zone and use
a local copy or start with a clean /usr/local on the zone besides in a whole
root format where it copies the global over to the zone. I do not want to
rebuild the zone
If you install a pkg on a global zone, such as 'top'.
If I used: pkgadd -G -d top, my question is, will the local zones be able to
utilize the top command that was specifically installed on the global zone.
I have a sparse zone, and have it so the local zones are able to write to
/usr/local.
[i]If I used: pkgadd -G -d top, my question is, will the local zones be able to
utilize the top command that was specifically installed on the global zone.[/i]
You've practically answered your own question. What the -G option of pkgadd
does is specifically install the package in the global zone
DJR wrote:
I installed my zones, in a sparse zone format.
question is, is there a way to NOT use /usr/local from the global zone and
use a local copy or start with a clean /usr/local on the zone besides in a
whole root format where it copies the global over to the zone. I do not
want to rebuild
At least some of the servers that I can't access are using NFSv3
It has been my experience that NFSv4 on Solaris 10 and NFSv3 on other
hosts, including NetApp filers, cause all sorts of problems. Either you
get No Directory or the directory/files are owned by nobody.
I don't know about
Using the FAQ's example, you must create the /usr/local file system in the
global zone's /usr.
My own convention of individual zones' personal /usr/local is to use the
method described in the FAQ (thanks Jeff), and put the 'special' directory
in the zone's zonepath.
zonecfg:twilight add fs
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