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01-11-2013 03:15 AM
01-11-2013 03:15 AM
Hello Friends.
I am getting following error when Verifying the patch PHCO_40072
It gives the error that one of the file /usr/lib/security/hpux32/libpam_hpsec.so.1 has wrong mtime and should be corrected,How can i set mtime = 1251040080 for the file /usr/lib/security/hpux32/libpam_hpsec.so.1 as i am unable to interpret 1251040080 in date format.Appreciate your comments..Thanks
#swjob -a log PPCBTS01-0072 @ PPCBTS01:/
======= 01/11/13 14:00:37 EAT BEGIN verify AGENT SESSION (pid=9434)
(jobid=PPCBTS01-0072)
* Agent session started for user "root@PPCBTS01". (pid=9434)
* Beginning Analysis Phase.
* Target: PPCBTS01:/
* Target logfile: PPCBTS01:/var/adm/sw/swagent.log
* Reading source for file information.
* Configured PHCO_40072.CORE-64SLIB,l=/,r=1.0
* Configured PHCO_40072.CORE-ENG-A-MAN,l=/,r=1.0
* Configured PHCO_40072.CORE-SHLIBS,l=/,r=1.0
* Configured PHCO_40072.CORE2-64SLIB,l=/,r=1.0
* Configured PHCO_40072.CORE2-SHLIBS,l=/,r=1.0
ERROR: File "/usr/lib/security/hpux32/libpam_hpsec.so.1" should have
mtime "1250998997" but the actual mtime is "1251040080".
ERROR: Fileset "PHCO_40072.CORE2-SHLIBS,l=/,r=1.0" had file errors.
* Summary of Analysis Phase:
Verified PHCO_40072.CORE-64SLIB,l=/,r=1.0
Verified PHCO_40072.CORE-ENG-A-MAN,l=/,r=1.0
Verified PHCO_40072.CORE-SHLIBS,l=/,r=1.0
Verified PHCO_40072.CORE2-64SLIB,l=/,r=1.0
ERROR: Verify failed PHCO_40072.CORE2-SHLIBS,l=/,r=1.0
ERROR: 1 of 5 filesets had Errors.
* 4 of 5 filesets had no Errors or Warnings.
ERROR: The Analysis Phase had errors. See the above output for
details.
======= 01/11/13 14:00:39 EAT END verify AGENT SESSION (pid=9434)
(jobid=PPCBTS01-0072)
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01-11-2013 04:25 AM
01-11-2013 04:25 AM
Re: Unable to interpret the timestamp of a file
You can simply use "swverify -F".
That time is of type time_t, seconds since the epoch, 1970: Sun, 23 Aug 2009 15:08:00 GMT
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01-12-2013 01:44 PM
01-12-2013 01:44 PM
Re: Unable to interpret the timestamp of a file
Here'a a tip on how to encode and decode EPOC time:
perl -le "print time" ### shows the current EPOC time 1358026817 echo "0d1250998997=Y" | adb ### decode your time stamp 2009 Aug 22 23:43:17
Bill Hassell, sysadmin