Martin Paul wrote:
Is it just me, or is sunsolve.sun.com so slow that it's practically
unusable?
It is just me, as it seems :) Obviously it was my turn to get at one of
the bad machines in the sunsolve pool. As this affected my local caching
proxy, which connects to sunsolve frequently, it is
I have been using PCA for so long that I have forgotten the real command/URL
which downloads the patches and can't seem to find my notes.
According to sunsolve.sun.com script, wget command is:
wget --http-user=sunsolveID --http-passwd=sunsolvePW --no-check-certificate
-nv "
https://sunsolve.sun.c
Rajiv Gunja wrote:
>
> But using PCA, I am getting the patch files. So what is the real syntax
> or URL to pass to wget? Please advise.
> Thanks
The script form sunsolve ( http://sunsolve.sun.com/getsolpatch.sh) uses:
wget --http-user=${UserID} --http-passwd=${UserPWD}
--no-check-certificate -n
Rajiv Gunja wrote:
I have been using PCA for so long that I have forgotten the real command/URL
which downloads the patches and can't seem to find my notes.
Welcome to a world of pain! Using pca has the advantage that it hides
the complexity of this seemingly simple task.
I don't understand
Martin,
Thanks for explaining this to me. I remember reading about this on your
website or on this forum, but forgot all about it.
Currently I am on 1.11.2, so using that new option worked perfectly. Thanks
once again.
-GGR
--
Rajiv G Gunja
Blog: http://ossrocks.blogspot.com
2008/11/14 Martin P
Finally I knew how to confirm my contract data and I got my my contract ID.
After that I ran pca as following :
./pca --user=xx --passwd=xxx
--wget=/usr/sfw/bin/wget -i
After running that command I got somm results ashon below . My questions:
-Did I install all patche
Hi,
Finally I knew how to confirm my contract data and I got my my contract ID.
Great to hear that!
-Did I install all patches according the basic service plan ?
No. With a service plan you should be able to download and install *all*
missing patches. Looking at the log you provided, some
A new develop version of PCA has just been published. Changes:
* Whitelist: add 137137, 137138, 121308, 121309
* Whitelist: remove obsolete patch
* Documentation: Add cp command in local server setup example
Martin.
Hi,
After applying patch 137137-09 in multi-user on two Solaris 10 (Sparc)
boxes, one of them refused to boot with following message:
--
{0} ok boot
...
Rebooting with command: boot
Boot device: /[EMAIL PROTECTED],60/SUNW,[EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED],0/[EMAIL PRO
Dominique,
I have not had time to test the latest bundle, but thanks for Sharing and
warning us.
-GGR
--
Rajiv G Gunja
Blog: http://ossrocks.blogspot.com
2008/11/14 Dominique Frise <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> After applying patch 137137-09 in multi-user on two Solaris 10 (Sparc)
> boxes, one
I've run into a problem with something I am doing based on the output of
'pca -l missing'. Our security team follows compliance via Sun Alerts
and not patches. I use the output of this command and the info from the
Sun SApatches-pub.txt file, which maps patches needed for a Sun Alert.
Anyway
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