Serviceguard Manager Version A.05.02 Release Notes, Third Edition, July 2009

JAGag09581 - SGMGR disallows modifying a package if it's name is a reserved word
What was the problem? If a package has the name matching one of the following keywords then
Serviceguard Manager will report an error when trying to modify the package:
Serviceguard Keywords:
filesystemResourceGroupaccessControlPolicy
ipAddresscommandManagedResource
lvmResourceGroupcustomerDefinedScript
lvmVolumeGroupcvmDependency
managedResourcecvmDiskGroup
mdResourceGroupcvmResourceGroup
metricdependency
monitoredSubnetdependencyResource
multipleDeviceemsMetric
nfsfailoverPackage
packagefilesystem
servicepkgdependency
vxvmDiskGroupresource
vxvmResourceGroupresourceDependency
resourceGroup
What is the workaround? Use command line interface to re-name the package. Assuming XXX is
the existing package name, and YYY is the new package name:
1. Log in to one of cluster nodes as root.
2) Create a temporary directory and cd to it.
3. Get package configuration:cmgetconf -p XXX >p.conf
4. Edit file p.conf: vi p.conf
5. Change the value ofPACKAGE_NAME from XXX to YYY.
6. Save the file.
7. Halt package XXX: cmhaltpkg XXX
8. Delete package XXX: cmdeleteconf -p XXX
9. Create package YYY: cmapplyconf p.conf
10. Run package YYY: cmrunpkg YYY
11. Delete the temporary directory created in step 2.
12. Make sure that Auto Run is set correctly for the package. You can do this in Serviceguard
Manager.
JAGaf12970 Service commands that contain quotes are not passed to control script.
What was the problem? The problem affects configuration of services from Serviceguard Manager
on HP-UX.
If you specify a service command that requires quotes in the command string, after applying the
changes, the quotes are removed from the service command string in the package control script.
For example:
When configuring a package in Guided-entry mode, a service command can be entered.
This service command might need to contain quotes, for example:
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