Renaud, My service has only one instance. Thus, I refer it as service instance. Actually, I'm trying to add new properties to a property group. If you look at /var/svc/manifest/network/smb/server.xml, I'm just trying to add new properties to the existing 'smbd' property group.
Yes, I used both svccfg -s smb/server and svcprop -c smb/server after bfu'ing the system with the updated manifest. I don't see those new properties get added. Does the manifest only work with a freshly installed system? thanks, Natalie Renaud Manus wrote: > Did you add those properties at the service or the instance level ? > To check you can run : svccfg -s <service fmri> listprop > or check the composed view : svcprop -c <instance fmri> > > -- Renaud > > Natalie Li wrote: > >> I have modified the manifest for a service instance by introducing >> some new SMF properties to one of its property group of type >> application. >> >> <propval name='STR1' type='astring' value='' override='true'/> >> <propval name='STR2' type='astring' value='' override='true'/> >> <propval name='NUM1' type='integer' value='0' override='true'/> >> <propval name='NUM2' type='integer' value='0' override='true'/> >> >> After I bfu'ed my system, I could see the manifest of my service >> instance in /var/svc/manifest/...<my service instance> has been >> updated accordingly. But when I ran svccfg -s <my service instance> >> listprop, I didn't see those new properties. Am I missing something? >> >> BTW, I manually imported the manifest and it wouldn't work either. >> >> thanks, >> >> Natalie >> >> >> This message posted from opensolaris.org >> _______________________________________________ >> smf-discuss mailing list >> smf-discuss at opensolaris.org >
