On Thu, Mar 05, 2009 at 12:38:54PM -0800, Matthieu Boyer wrote: > sh: line 1: /usr/bin/locale: not found > Segmentation Fault (core dumped)
SUNWsshdu does declare a dependency on SUNWloc. The relevant CRs are: 6432078 SUNWsshdu should depend on SUNWloc 6432083 sshd dumps core if /usr/bin/locale is missing or gives an empty output So this sounds like a regression. What build was your zone running at? > Now this raises the following questions: > 1. I'm quite sure that /usr/bin/locale was not present in the local > zone when it was created from a 2008.11 install, yet I was able to ssh > into it. Does that mean that the move to snv_108 introduced a de facto > dependency between ssh and SUNWloc? No, sshd has had an actual dependency on SUNWloc since S10, and a declared dependency on it for a little over two years. > 2. Assuming the answer to the previous question is 'yes', would it > therefore be justified to ensure that SUNWloc is installed on ipkg > local zones, whether in a new zone creation scenario or whilst > upgrading the pkg image on a zone's zbe? I found not being able to ssh > into my local zone to be quite unpleasant and other users may feel > that way. This question is probably more relevant to the pkg and zones > people. I'd like to know more about how you managed to install a zone without SUNWloc. Is there a bug in the IPS packaging of sshd? Nico --
