RE: [zones-discuss] How to possibly identify whole-root/sparse

2006-08-17 Thread De Mena, Ron
The four that should be restricted from write are /usr, /lib, /platform,
/sbin

/etc & /var should never be inherited.

-- Ron 

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Padmalatha S wrote On 08/17/06 08:34,:
> Hi there -
> 
> I'b been wanting to know this for while now.
> Is there any simple method to know or classify
> on a host which is running zones as which is
> sparse and which is whole-root?
> 
> The zone names are very generic and doesnt give
> a clue; so, I'm interested in knowing:
> 
> ? Possible[simple] method to know from the global
>zone itself

Mounts will show this. A zone's /usr, /lib will be in the zonepath

> ? If not from global zone, atleast a possible[simple]
>method to know the same after getting into local zones

I non-global zone can not (maybe should not) be able to tell via a
command. But if you can write to /lib, /usr, etc you know you are not
lofs read-only mounted for those file systems, and thus not sparse.

Steffen

> 
> Thanks Ahead,
> ~Latha.
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Re: [zones-discuss] How to possibly identify whole-root/sparse

2006-08-17 Thread Steffen Weiberle

Padmalatha S wrote On 08/17/06 08:34,:

Hi there -

I'b been wanting to know this for while now.
Is there any simple method to know or classify
on a host which is running zones as which is
sparse and which is whole-root?

The zone names are very generic and doesnt give
a clue; so, I'm interested in knowing:

? Possible[simple] method to know from the global
   zone itself


Mounts will show this. A zone's /usr, /lib will be in the zonepath


? If not from global zone, atleast a possible[simple]
   method to know the same after getting into local zones


I non-global zone can not (maybe should not) be able to tell via a 
command. But if you can write to /lib, /usr, etc you know you are not 
lofs read-only mounted for those file systems, and thus not sparse.


Steffen



Thanks Ahead,
~Latha.
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Re: [zones-discuss] How to possibly identify whole-root/sparse

2006-08-17 Thread Ian Campbell
You can grep for inherit-pkg-dir in the zone config; using something like zonecfg -z  export | grep inherit-pkg-dir should work for you.On 8/17/06, 
Padmalatha S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there -I'b been wanting to know this for while now.Is there any simple method to know or classifyon a host which is running zones as which issparse and which is whole-root?The zone names are very generic and doesnt give
a clue; so, I'm interested in knowing:? Possible[simple] method to know from the global   zone itself? If not from global zone, atleast a possible[simple]   method to know the same after getting into local zones
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