Hi,
Few of our web stack components, in their manifest file, define the service name
as "network/httpd" and component name as the instance name.
e.g.,
Squid's manifest file looks like this.
<service
name='network/http'
....
<instance name='sun-squid' enabled='false'>
....
</service>
Lighttpd's looks like this:
<service
name='network/http'
....
<instance name='sun-lighttpd14' enabled='false'>
....
</service>
Apache has:
<service
name='network/http'
....
<instance name='sun-apache22' enabled='false'>
....
</service>
All these components have a common service name. The issue with the common
service name is that r.manifest deletes the instance and the service during
pkgrm of any one of the above listed packages. And because of that, after the
pkgrm, one cannot start/stop other services which have the same service name.
-------- Snippet of r.manifest ------
while read mfst; do
if [ "$smf_alive" = "yes" ]; then
ENTITIES=`$SVCCFG inventory $mfst`
for fmri in $ENTITIES; do
# Determine whether fmri refers to an instance or a
service.
$SVCPROP -p restarter/state $fmri >/dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? -eq 1 ]; then
# this is a service fmri, all instances have
been deleted
$SVCCFG delete $fmri 2>/dev/null
# process next instance
continue
fi
#
# Try to disable the instance within a reasonable
amount of time
# (eg. 60 secs). If it fails, forcibly delete the
instance.
#
echo "Waiting up to $STOP_DELAY seconds for $fmri to
stop..."
$SVCADM disable $fmri 2>/dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
wait_disable $fmri $STOP_DELAY
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
# the instance is disabled and can be
safely deleted
$SVCCFG delete $fmri 2>/dev/null
# process next instance
continue
fi
echo "Failed to disable $fmri after $STOP_DELAY
seconds"
else
echo "Failed to disable $fmri"
fi
echo "Force deleting $fmri"
ctid=`$SVCPROP -p restarter/contract $fmri 2>/dev/null`
tctid=`$SVCPROP -p restarter/transient_contract $fmri
2>/dev/null`
$SVCCFG delete -f $fmri
....
....
----------
How do I fix this issue ?
Should I change the service name within the manifest file to a unique value (
with the instance name as "default" ) or modify the r.manifest class action
script to delete only the instances and not the service ?
Thanks,
Seema.
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