Jon Krueger writes: > Some additional info requested: > > # svcprop -C labeld | grep svctag > # svcprop -c labeld | grep svctag > labeld/svctag_inst astring foo > > > > # svcs labeld > > STATE STIME FMRI > > disabled 14:17:50 svc:/system/labeld:default > > > > # svcprop labeld | grep svctag > > labeld/svctag_inst astring "" > > > > # svccfg -s svc:/system/labeld:default setprop labeld/svctag_inst = > > astring: foo > > svccfg: No such property group "labeld" > > > -- Jon
Jon, A property group can be defined for either a service or a service instance. Service instances inherit property groups and properties from the service. >From the output of svcprop with -c and -C options, it looks as if the labeld property group is defined on the service. Thus, you might want to try this svccfg command: svccfg -s svc:/system/labeld setprop labeld/svctag_inst = astring: foo Note that I removed ":default" from the -s option. This should set the property in the service. Note that you'll want to do a svcadm refresh after you create this property. tom
