cleanup of patches

[Daniel Ubeda]

Hi,

I will try to commit patches with:
cleanup -d /var/adm/sw/save
and I get :

ERROR: The expected depot or root does not exist at
"/var/adm/sw/save".
ERROR: There is currently no depot software on host "syrah" at
location "/var/adm/sw/save". Make sure that an
absolute pathname is specified for location (beginning with
"/").

which is the correct sintax of ??
thanks

[Darrell Allen · Accepted solution]

Hi,

If committing installed patches, omit the "-d" argument. man cleanup for more information.

I suggest you use the "-p" option the first time to preview what cleanup is going to do.

I further suggest you only commit patches that have been superceded 2 or more times by using "-c 2". If disk space is very limited, you could use "-c 1".

The command line I recommend you use first is:
cleanup -p -c 2

And before you do anything, create an Ignite backup of your system.

Darrell

[Telia BackOffice]

You should use the command:

cleanup -c 1

The cleanup -c command can be executed to commit all patches that have been superseded specified number of times. The only benefit from committing patches is that disk space will be recovered in the /var/adm/sw/save directory.

BR,
Jannik

[Helen French]

While doing a patch cleanup, try this command:
# cleanup -c 1

This will commit patches which has been superceded atleast 1 time.

[Daniel Ubeda]

Thank !!!
I will run cleanup -c 1 !!!

thanks again

[Joaquin Gil de Vergara]

Daniel

Deberias asignar puntos a toda esta gente que te ha ayudado.

Son las normas del foro y podr??an dejar de ayudarte en futuras consultas

Saludos!

[Daniel Ubeda]

Joaquin,

sorry, lo habia hecho pero al hacer commit se ve que no se actualiz?? la pagina.

saludos