> Is it not possible to install software in zones that > is not in the global zone? I always thought, that the > files are independant from each other.
What kind of zone? If it's a sparse zone, then the files are not independent. If it's a full-root zone, then you should be able to. (But you'd need to wait for some other changes to the networking before you can run a DHCP server in a zone. I don't think that's possible today). > The really last final question: Who tells me which > packages (SUNW...) are part of a whole software (f.e. > dhcp, bind...). Doesnt pkgadd solve the dependcies on > its own? You might scan the 'pkginfo' files for the packages. Another thing is to read through the .clustertoc file in the Product directory. Some software is clustered, and packages are defined for that cluster. You can't directly install a cluster, but you can see all the packages that make it up. -- Darren This message posted from opensolaris.org
