Krzys writes:
> Hello Jeff, thank you for your answer.. well the sinple answer why I need it
> is
> because my iPlanet installation does fail when trying to install it in a zone
> that is not global, aparently it does try to install something in /usr
> directory
> which is read only and instal
Hello Jeff, thank you for your answer.. well the sinple answer why I need it is
because my iPlanet installation does fail when trying to install it in a zone
that is not global, aparently it does try to install something in /usr directory
which is read only and installation does fail on that...
There are several possible solutions which may help you with your goal.
In order to choose from among them, though, we need to know why you would want to
make /usr read-write from the zone. Simply making it a read-write mount would
violate the security model of sparse-root zones.
Krzys wrote:
Krzys wrote:
in http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-1592/6mhahuoo6?a=view document there
is something like this:
inherit-pkg-dir
This resource should not be configured in a whole root zone.
In a sparse root zone, the inherit-pkg-dir resource is used to represent
directories that c
Krzys writes:
> It does make those file systems as read-only loopback, is there any way to
> make
> /usr read/write loopback or even if I need to make it as a separate file
> system
> partition of directory. I would like to make it so its read/write partition.
If you were to configure it using
in http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-1592/6mhahuoo6?a=view document there is
something like this:
inherit-pkg-dir
This resource should not be configured in a whole root zone.
In a sparse root zone, the inherit-pkg-dir resource is used to represent
directories that contain packaged softwar
