From: Sun List (sun@oryx.cc)
Date: Fri Oct 31 2003 - 10:50:26 EST
A junior admin with root access (don't they all start that way) has
done "God only knows what" to the /usr/bin/ps command. This is on a
well patched Solaris 9 system.
My intent is to restore /usr/bin/ps and what ever supporting mechanisms
take care of it.
a "pkgchk -l" shows this concerning /usr/bin/ps
==========================
Pathname: /usr/bin/ps
Type: linked file
Source of link: ../../usr/lib/isaexec
Referenced by the following packages:
SUNWcsu
Current status: installed
==========================
I also ran this on SUNWcsc
==========================
# pkginfo SUNWcsu
system SUNWcsu Core Solaris, (Usr)
==========================
I have concerns reinstalling the package "SUNWcsc" to get back
/usr/bin/ps functionality. Is this the path that I would want to take?
Second, as stated earlier, this is a well patched system currently, and
I am certain that re-installing this package would have an effect on
patches. I use patch diag tool to track my levels with current Sun
patch levels. How would re-installing the "SUNWcsc" core Solaris
package effect currently packages?
Thanks for any replies,
Jerry K
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