Brad Diggs wrote:
* Switched from CDDL license to GPLv2.
I'm curious why did the license switch to GPLv2 ?
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Brad Diggs wrote:
* Switched from CDDL license to GPLv2.
I'm curious why did the license switch to GPLv2 ?
And noone has contributed any code to this point?
Casper
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Hi,
it looks like there is something confusing or wrong in the documentation.
The -s option examples are using either basic|lock or basic|unlock as
their parameter, but using either of them lead to an error.
eg.
# zonemgr -a modify -n mini1 -s basic|lock
Are you sure that you want to modify
Ben Rockwood writes:
Still looking for a quasi-official answer on this. Again, the questions that
need specific answers to are:
A) Why, specifically, can't Non-global roots be placed on NFS?
Cross-zone NFS is currently not allowed; see PSARC 2004/357.
You'd end up with a process in one
To mitigate barriers to adoption.
Brad
On Tue, 2007-01-23 at 11:48 +, Darren J Moffat wrote:
Brad Diggs wrote:
* Switched from CDDL license to GPLv2.
I'm curious why did the license switch to GPLv2 ?
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Mostly sun contributors but have also had outside contribution as well.
Brad
On Tue, 2007-01-23 at 12:53 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brad Diggs wrote:
* Switched from CDDL license to GPLv2.
I'm curious why did the license switch to GPLv2 ?
And noone has contributed any code to this
I believe all Ben is looking for is the ability to put a local zone's
root-fs on NFS.
Especially with U3's zone-import/export feature, this becomes very
powerful (without having to goof around with lofs and friends)
If there isn't an official (Solaris 10) RFE on this already (I thought
there
On Tue, 2007-01-23 at 12:53 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brad Diggs wrote:
* Switched from CDDL license to GPLv2.
I'm curious why did the license switch to GPLv2 ?
And noone has contributed any code to this point?
Mostly sun contributors but have also had outside contribution as
Ellis, Mike writes:
I believe all Ben is looking for is the ability to put a local zone's
root-fs on NFS.
That boils down to the same problem. Processes inside that no-lgobal
zone will issue system calls (such as open(2)) that reference these
files. Somewhere in the middle of the stack, we
I am really glad that you both bring this issue up. I frankly
would rather that there be no license at all. After all there is
nothing new under the Sun in the Zone Manager. Its just a script that
I hope helps make zones management much easier. However I can't open
source the Zone Manager
I'm aware of the RFE for this feature. Do we have an ETA yet?
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Trying to find details on SNMP usage in a
We are trying to get zones certified for my customer part of the problem is
Tivoli is only supported in a Global Zone. We need to be able to monitor
applications from a local zone I know scripts can do this but does anyone know
what is involved I assume it is no different than writing a script
Jeremy Teo writes:
I cited the RFE in my previous message -- it's CR 4963321.
James, would you mind sharing the rest of the info in CR 4963321?
b.o.o. says see comments :)
Wretched, I know.
I'll see what I can do with it.
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I have a customer asking the following question:
My question is about the features that were added to zoneadm in the
11/06 release. The options for zoneadm move and clone, etc.
We want to know whether or not we can simply patch our current Solaris
10 servers to gain these options or if we'll
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 :)
Jean-Louis Liagre wrote:
It works now. Thanks, that was fast :-)
A side question. Why are you using bash instead of ksh ? Are there
Jean-Louis,
Please find responses in line below...
It works now. Thanks, that was fast :-)
Glad it is working for you. Sorry that I overlooked it in my QA cycles.
A side question. Why are you using bash instead of ksh ? Are there specific
bashisms in your script ?
FWIW, I changed the
Andy, you can monitor applications in local zones as you would a global
zone. I am doing just this with the Sun Web Server 6.1. On the server
side is the Web Server Master Agent at the moment, with the Halcyon Sun
Management Center plugin on the server side.
Andy Dishong wrote:
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Kenneth Boyd wrote:
I have a customer asking the following question:
My question is about the features that were added to zoneadm in the
11/06 release. The options for zoneadm move and clone, etc.
We want to know whether or not we can simply patch our current Solaris
10 servers to gain
Thanks for the explanation.
I'm not going to file a RFE for something not that important. I was more
curious than complaining and the script seems to use only Posix shell
constructions anyway.
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Following a previous email sent to that list today, we are running zones on
Solaris U2 machines with the TSM 5.3.4.4 client.
We are running it from the global zone.
Our current standard is to layout the zones as this:
zone name=ldpz8012 zonepath=/zones/ldpz8012 autoboot=true
pool=work1-pool
The short answer is no.
When a processor is transfered from one pset to another, no RCM event is
generated in the global zone, or in any non-global zones. RCM events are only
generated when DR operations take place.
The rcm_daemon only runs in the global zone, as part of the sysevent:default
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