I read too fast, and was thinking of "propogate" as share across
multiple zones.
If this is s10 take a look at the zonecfg command "add fs"
This is the way sparse zones work in s10 anyway. Take a look at the
prototype
zone configuration files (including the TX one) in /etc/zones.
Jan Parcel wrote:
Mike Gerdts wrote:
Since this question is more appropriate for zones-discuss, I have sent
a reply there.
If the cu is running TX, there is a way to put it into a zone and
export it such that
higher-level zones can access it. It's a little complicated, look up
the directions for
exporting auto_home stuff. That is for TX on s10, no idea what is up
with Nevada these
days.
My understanding is without TX there is no way to do this.
On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 3:02 PM, Pete Chan <[email protected]>
wrote:
hello,
i am trying to figure out how to install a package in a global zone
under
/opt and be able to access the binaries of the package from a
non-global
zone.
in other words the users of these package do not have access to the
global
zone and only have access to the non-global. How do I propagate this
installation to the non-global zone?
thanks for your help.
p.
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