HP-UX Containers (SRP) A.03.01.005 Release Notes (5900-2995, March 2013)

# mount /dev/vg00/lvol4 /var/hpsrp

Add the new file system information to the global /etc/fstab file.

For example, add the following line to the /etc/fstab file:

/dev/vg00/lvol4 /var/hpsrp vxfs delaylog 0 2

4. Copy the existing container data to the new file system.

Copy all files excluding UNIX domain sockets into the new file system, preserving the file

attributes:

# cd /var/hpsrp.backup

# find . ! –type s | /usr/bin/cpio –updmx /var/hpsrp

5. Reboot the system.

# shutdown –r

After the reboot, all containers will be configured successfully.

HP-UX Containers Version A.03.01 and later delivers new default configuration in the following

configuration file:

/etc/opt/hpsrp/templates/srpdefaults.cst

If you modified this configuration file in an earlier release, you must manually incorporate your prior

changes into the A.03.01.005 version of this file. If you modified this file before the upgrade, it will

be renamed to srpdefaults.cst.old.

1.7 Fixes and Enhancements in HP-UX Containers

This section lists the enhancements and fixes for HP-UX Containers. It also specifies the version number

of HP-UX Containers in which the new feature was introduced and the issue was fixed. The following

table describes the new features and issues that are fixed and incorporated into HP-UX Containers

A.03.01 and later.

Fix ID

Description

HP-UX

Containers

Version

QXCR1001241833

SRP product should not get disabled when it co-

exists with the HP-UX Whitelisting (WLI) product on

the same system.

A.03.01.005

QXCR1001117549

SRPv3: IPC object cleanup required during

a srp –stop.

A.03.01.004

QXCR1001126431

srp code cleanup for faster performance and code

maintainability.

A.03.01.004

QXCR1001130602

Shared system container should not start after

disabling SRP, installing a product and re-enabling

it.

A.03.01.004