Hi Jeff, The comments of David sound correct to me.
Looking at your manifest I noticed something else. In your manifest you use /bin/true as the stop method exec. I assume that this is because there is no need to actual run any commands to disable the service. SMF also provides you with a :true: keyword as the stop method exec. :true: will tell SMF that there is no actual stop method to be run and it will make SMF just change the service state in the database. Using :true: instead of /bin/true will spare the system from issueing a fork(2) and exec(2) system calls which will improve performance a little. Likewise :kill: can be used instead of a pkill <processname> stop method exec string. Greetings, Peter This message posted from opensolaris.org
