The Loeki wrote:
Hi all,
In the head of the /opt/SUNWkio/lib/utils.sh the variable
KIOSK_DEFAULT_PROTOS_DIIR is declared. It is my conviction that what's
actually meant is the KIOSK_DEFAULT_PROTOS_DIR :-)
My first question is whether it's a huge problem to relay
KIOSK_DEFAULT_TMP_DIRS from "/tmp /var/tmp" to, say, "/tmp/SUNWkio
/var/tmp/SUNWkio"?
First of all, the cleanup scripts do a find across these tmp dirs, thereby
seeking and parsing through /tmp/SUNWut, which, in our experience, can be
pretty dangerous (and is next to useless anyway, as no kiosk cleanup script
ought to do cleanup there).
Secondly I'd like to keep it separated from the 'main' tmp in order to keep
things nice, clean, ordered and organised.
Somebody more familiar with Kiosk will need to comment on the above points.
We're having some major issues with Solaris 10u6 not correctly mounting or
unmounting USB drives. <SOME> USB stick will be inserted, resulting in some
sort of a 'black hole' directory. Mount, ls -l, utdiskadm, they'll all go
completely frozen upon execution at or near such a mount.
Is it possible to get some kind of unique identifier for the inserted sticks
in order to be better able to determine which sticks cause this problem?
You should notice a symlink as well as a mount directory for every USB
disk. One is named generically, but the other is named for the device
volume name. Can you ensure that all disks have different volume names?
-Bob
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