Hi Zoram,
I understand that you set these values in each zones /etc/project file
like this:
bash-3.00# cat /etc/project
system:0
user.root:1:
noproject:2
default:3process.max-file-descriptor=(basic,1024,deny)
group.staff:10
Hope this helps.
Andy
Zoram Thanga wrote:
Hi,
Hi Steve,
Thanks for the suggestions.
Steve Lawrence wrote:
We currently don't have a mechanism for stating the default rctls for all
processes on a per-zone basis.
Are these apps still being started out of inittab in the zone?
Yes. These are apps from the largest database software maker
Here is the output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] zonecfg -z labv490-01z5 delete -F
labv490-01z5: Zone state is invalid for the requested operation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: Mike Gerdts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 5:30 PM
To: Yanakiev, Vladimir
Cc:
Hi
What does zonadm -z labv490-01z5 have to say, ie is the zone in a state
other than installed?
so the complete steps for an installed zone are:
zoneadm list -cv ( just to see zone state )
zoneadm -z labv490-01z5 halt ( if not in installed state )
zoneadm -z labv490-01z5 uninstall -F
zonecfg
That was my first question - I can not figure out how this did happened.
We have the xml, but the entry in the index file is missing. Maybe, the
zoneadm -z...delete command got interrupted in the middle?... Fixing the
problem by deleting the file is obvious, but the second question is,
isn't it
Yanakiev, Vladimir wrote:
Here it is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] zoneadm list -cv
ID NAME STATUS PATH
0 global running/
1 labv490-01z3 running/export/zones/labv490-01z3/main
2
Yanakiev, Vladimir wrote:
That was my first question - I can not figure out how this did happened.
We have the xml, but the entry in the index file is missing. Maybe, the
zoneadm -z...delete command got interrupted in the middle?... Fixing the
problem by deleting the file is obvious, but the
While I don't have a reason why the index entry is missing
I'd just like to add that the index entry stays until a delete occurs.
zonecfg -z xxx delete
-John
Yanakiev, Vladimir wrote:
No, there are no Veritas products on this server:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pkginfo |grep VRTS
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No, there are no Veritas products on this server:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pkginfo |grep VRTS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] zfs list |grep z5
DG1/demo 24.5K 63.2G 24.5K
/export/zones/labv490-01z5/fs/export/demo
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Yes, John, that's my understanding too - zonecfg is supposed delete both
the entry in the index file, and the xml. But, somehow we ended with
this awkward status. It makes sense to me if zonecfg detects such
status, to send one extra Status missing - are you sure to
delete?-type of message, and
I have a customer interested in adopting zones as a core technology.
They currently use CA's etrust 8.0 SP1 product to enforce security
policies as well as compliance logging on all their Solaris systems.
Would anyone know if this will work on either a sparse or full root
zone? The OS used by
Joe,
8.0 SP1 supports Solaris Zones for x86 and SPARC.
Joe Nyilas - RAS SSE wrote:
I have a customer interested in adopting zones as a core technology.
They currently use CA's etrust 8.0 SP1 product to enforce security
policies as well as compliance logging on all their Solaris systems.
Also, note that the list in the FAQ is only a *very* small subset of the
software packages which have been successfully tested in a zone.
Joseph Balenzano wrote:
Joe,
8.0 SP1 supports Solaris Zones for x86 and SPARC.
Joe Nyilas - RAS SSE wrote:
I have a customer interested in adopting
Hi,
A simple question about the local zone.
How to make the local zone network interface get a dynamic ipv4 address?
For example, the global zone has one phisical network interface,
e1000g0.
It gets the dynamic ipv4 address from the DHCP server located on another
server.
Does the following
On Thu 02 Aug 2007 at 10:35AM, Yanakiev, Vladimir wrote:
Yes, John, that's my understanding too - zonecfg is supposed delete
both the entry in the index file, and the xml. But, somehow we ended
with this awkward status. It makes sense to me if zonecfg detects such
status, to send one extra
Thanks for reply.
I use snv_68 32 bits. The zonecfg doesn't support
set ip-type
command.
Which build is this feature available since on?
On Friday, August 03, 2007 12:21 PM, Dan Price wrote:
On Fri 03 Aug 2007 at 11:24AM, Lu, Baolu wrote:
This doesn't work for me on my system.
The
On Fri 03 Aug 2007 at 12:39PM, Lu, Baolu wrote:
Thanks for reply.
I use snv_68 32 bits. The zonecfg doesn't support
set ip-type
command.
Which build is this feature available since on?
Since Build 57. Are you sure it isn't there? Try this:
zonecfg help set|grep ip
You should
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