On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 7:50 AM, James Carlson james.d.carl...@sun.com wrote:
Ouch. The man page for zonecfg(1M) says:
A sparse zone inherits the following directories:
/lib
/platform
/sbin
/bin
Although zonecfg allows you to remove one of these as an
Elizabeth Schwartz writes:
Although zonecfg allows you to remove one of these as an
inherited directory, you should not do so. You should either
follow the whole-root model or the sparse model; a subset of
the sparse model is not tested and you might encounter unex-
Mutter.
Thanks for the fast response.
It'd be nice if it had some sort of *warning* if it isn't safe, I
certainly found a lot of sites suggesting that particular modification
(removing /usr as an inherited dir). I'm building zones that run
apache servers (mostly, coolstack) and the web folks
Elizabeth Schwartz writes:
PS was creating sparse zones with their own /usr directories a totally
dumb idea? At the time we did it because we had apache stuff that was
trying to poke into /usr and I wanted to allow the web developers to
play with /usr if needed. But I'm worried that I've
PS was creating sparse zones with their own /usr directories a totally
dumb idea? At the time we did it because we had apache stuff that was
trying to poke into /usr and I wanted to allow the web developers to
play with /usr if needed. But I'm worried that I've broken the model
as far as getting
