> Perhaps you can try this. In your manifest (before importation), include > this > > > line: > <instance name='fooblat' enabled='false'>
Thank you for the reply. I do have the instance disabled in my manifest, so when the service is first imported it is not at that time started. However, we want to set things up so everything does start on the subsequent reboot, so that is why we tried the 'disable -t'. I dug a bit deeper and see that a volitile variable of general_ovr/enabled gets set when the -t option is applied. From my reading this should mean, if set to true, that the service is temporarily enabled and if false then it is temporarily disabled. So, I dump out all the properties for my service and see it has this additional general_ovr value, but yet when I try the reboot the service still comes up disabled. I don't see anything it its log to indicate there was a problem. Am I mis-understanding the -t option? This message posted from opensolaris.org
