Quoth Vahid Moghaddasi on Wed, Oct 18, 2006 at 08:50:14AM -0700:
> I am not sure what is wrong? I have just created a service manifest
> for TSM (backup software) and now I want to remove the legacy startup
> from the list svcvs. I have already deleted the /etc/rc3.d/S99tsm
> file.
> I do: svccfg delete lrc:/etc/rc3_d/S99tsm
> I get: svccfg: Operation not supported for legacy service
> 'lrc:/etc/rc3_d/S99tsm'
lrc: services are fake. If you remove the RC script, then the
corresponding lrc: service shouldn't show up on next reboot, and until
reboot the existing entry won't mean anything. If it really bothers
you, you can delete the corresponding property group from the
smf/legacy_run service, like
$ svccfg
svc:> select smf/legacy_run
svc:/legacy_run> listpg *tsm*
...
svc:/legacy_run> delpg <name of tsm property group>
> Also, I want to add import another service but no luck:
> I do: svccfg -v import myservice.xml
> I get:
> svccfg: svc:/site/myservice changed unexpectedly (instance "default" added).
> svccfg: Import of myservice.xml failed. Progress:
> svccfg: Service "site/myservice": not reached.
> svccfg: Instance "default": not reached.
> # svccfg -v delete svc:/site/myservice
> I get:
> svccfg: Unexpected libscf error on line 9993 of svccfg_libscf.c:
> object already exists.
I think this indicates a problem with svc.configd. If the system isn't
busy, I would just run "pkill configd" as root. If that bothers you,
try rebooting.
David
