On 01/24/12 10:02, Enda o'Connor - Oracle Ireland - Software Engineer wrote:
Hi
I installed s11 large-server install
then added
pkg install x11/session/xauth x11/server/xvnc solaris-desktop library/motif
to get GUI support for oracle db installer
then added OSC 4.0 via
pkg install ha-cluster-full
then configured my cluster.
Afterwards I notice that /etc/init.d has group of root which causes pkg
verify to not like things so much, is there an easy way to determine
what has done this, aside from looping though each pkg and doign pkg
contents -m and looking for etc/init.d.
Packages with conflicting attributes can't be installed, so the change
in ownership has to have been done by an administrator or by some
program/script.
You can verify this yourself by looking at the output of search:
# pkg search -l -o group,path,pkg.name /etc/init.d
GROUP PATH PKG.NAME
sys etc/init.d system/network/ppp
sys etc/init.d service/file-system/nfs
sys etc/init.d system/accounting/legacy-accounting
sys etc/init.d system/io/infiniband/udapl
sys etc/init.d service/network/smtp/sendmail
sys etc/init.d system/core-os
-Shawn
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