Quoth Jay Morrison on Tue, Jun 05, 2007 at 05:39:49AM -0700: > The steps to create this situation are listed in my post above, but > here is a quick version: > > 1.) Import your new service that has a dependency on an existing service. > 2.) Remove your new service with svccfg delete service-name > 3.) Re-import your new service > 4.) Receive error message about "svccfg: Could not create "zones" > dependency in svc:/system/zones (already exists)." > 5.) Perform tasks in the message I posted earlier. > 6.) Pray for a patch to the svccfg delete command that will clean this up.
This doesn't happen for me on snv_55b. Though I am using "svccfg delete global-cpu-shares". It does happen if I use "svccfg delete global-cpu-shares:default". That's not the correct way to undo the import, though. If that's what you're doing, then we need to improve the documentation. David
