Christine Tran wrote:
> who -r still works in a zone.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> zonename
> zone1
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> who -r
> . run-level 3 Jan 24 14:53 3 0 S
Yes, but apropos of our earlier discussion around
milestone/multi-user-server, run level 3 doesn't mean "all services
Konstantin Gremliza wrote:
>
> Hi Brad,
>
> unfortunatly there is no
>
> who -r
>
> for smf.
who -r still works in a zone.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> zonename
zone1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> who -r
. run-level 3 Jan 24 14:53 3 0 S
> i don't know if there is a rfe for this. the default
Hi Brad,
unfortunatly there is no
who -r
for smf. i don't know if there is a rfe for this. the default milestone
is "all" , but you cannot query the state for this milestone so you
don't know when the graph is ready. the best thing i would consider is
running
svcs -x.
if nothing shows
Hi Brad
If it is native container, I would suggest to log into a zone and test
if the desired milestone is online In normal cases, it should be
multi-user-server. If it is a branded zone, consider the runlevel.
Kind Regards
Brad Diggs wrote:
> What is the best method to determine when a zone ha
What is the best method to determine when a zone has fully completed
booting?
In the Zone Manager, I do a process listing waiting until syslogd is
running.
This can be problematic if syslogd isn't installed in the global zone or is
configured by default to not start.
"zoneadm list -cv" is good
