Hi Stoyan, Thanks for your response. But the following behavior is contradictory to the one I mention earlier: 1) I install my product completely on both global and non-global zones. 2) I remove the product from global zone Then, the product is removed only from the global zone and not from non-global zone.
Regards, Murali On 8/15/06, Stoyan Angelov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Murali wrote: > Hi all, > Solaris 10 with non-global zone present. > I have a product installed on a non-global zone. If I uninstall the same > product but partially installed one on Global zone, the s/w is removed from > non-global zone as well. Is there any way to avoid the unistallation. I > read > "-G" option could be useful but that option is not present for pkgrm. > This doesn't happen if the global zone installation is a complete one. > > Regards, > Murali hello Murali, the manual incorrectly states that "-G" can be used with pkgrm, however this cannot be done. i think this is the correct behavior: "pkgrm cannot remove a package only from the global zone if the package is also installed in a non-global zone, or remove a package from any subset of the non-global zones." to keep installations clean you may want to install all "custom" applications in non-global zones if possible and use the global zone for "administration" purposes only. greetings, Stoyan _______________________________________________ Solaris-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/solaris-users
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