Our application still has a couple of /etc/rcS.d scripts. Since they're legacy, we don't do anything explicit to register them with SMF, and on uninstall don't do anything explicit to unregister them.
After an uninstall, with the scripts deleted, we were surprised to see that SMF still knew about them: $ svcs -v | grep scn legacy_run - Feb_12 32 lrc:/etc/rcS_d/S88SUNWscn-update-agent-prepare-singleuser legacy_run - Feb_12 34 lrc:/etc/rcS_d/S90SUNWscn-update-agent-singleuser $ ls /etc/rc*.d/*scn* /etc/rc*.d/*scn*: No such file or directory Does this situation cause any problems? How/when does SMF notice that we've installed a script? Will SMF eventually realize that they are gone? Is there something we can or should do to prompt SMF to realize that they are gone?
