HP-UX Containers (SRP) A.03.01.006 Release Notes (766153-001, March 2014)
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Addthenewfilesysteminformationtotheglobal/etc/fstabfile.
Forexample,addthefollowinglinetothe/etc/fstabfile:
/dev/vg00/lvol4 /var/hpsrp vxfs delaylog 0 2
4. Copytheexistingcontainerdatatothenewfilesystem.
CopyallfilesexcludingUNIXdomainsocketsintothenewfilesystem,preservingthefile
attributes:
#
cd /var/hpsrp.backup
# find . ! –type s | /usr/bin/cpio –updmx /var/hpsrp
5. Rebootthesystem.
# 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.03.01.006 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
QXCR1001258417
SRP should disallow administrative operations, if SRP
core subsystems are in an invalid-configuration state.
A
.03.01.006
QXCR1001257857
srp -add -s ipfilter fails if the container has more than
one IP address configured.
A
.03.01.006
QXCR1001155741
A
fter (re)installin
g
an SRP-safe product, processes
continue to run in the local container although
container is in Stopped state.
A
.03.01.006
QXCR1001154026
Durin
g
start or import of a system container, SRP may
delete container devices when re-synchronizing
devices with global view.
A
.03.01.006
QXCR1001276464
srp -import fails at setrules due to missing IP
address.
A
.03.01.006