I fired up the S10 version of this while running a dtrace script that
monitors device and privlege access for Xvnc (vncserver is a perl script
that fires up Xvnc)
There was an open for this device ...
/devices/pseudo/dtr...@0:helper
This happens because there are USDT probes in the Xvnc code. This was
fixed by adding /dev/dtrace and having the initlization code for the
USDT providers to use the /dev link. It looks like the Xvnc server that
ships with Solaris was never recompiled on a latter version of Solaris
that implemented the /dev links. What it means is the USDT probes in
Xvnc don't initialize so you can't use them in a dtrace script, but Xvnc
still works.
There is no devices directory in NGZ, so this open would fail. Now
according to the
Brian Kolaci wrote:
Yes, I do that all the time.
On Jul 7, 2010, at 4:01 PM, Günther Schmidt wrote:
Hi all,
is it possible to run a vncserver in a non-global zone?
Günther
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