Jochen Krallmann schrieb:
> If the output is "2" the system may be affected, and the following
> command can be run as root to further confirm this:
> $ sed -n 's/.*utname=\([^,]*\),.*/\1/p'
> /etc/opt/SUNWut/srds/current/utdsd.acl.conf | uniq | wc -l
> 2
> If the output of this command is "2", the system is most likely
> affected.
Does this mean that a system is not affected if the output is _not_ "2"?
No. It does mean that the system is not in the 'usual' vulnerable state
that affects replication secondaries. If your installation of SRSS has a
history of upgrades from older versions, of accumulated configuration
changes or of manual 'tuning' of configuration files, then it may be in
a vulnerable state nevertheless. As far as I know such a state should
never be created when using the SRS 4 administration tools.
HTH
- Joerg
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