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11-28-2011 05:40 PM
11-28-2011 05:40 PM
I'm trying to set up my first "HP9000 container" using the HP900 container software and SRP software.
I've installed the latest versions (v3) and following the latest HP9000 containers admin guide....did a fbackup of my source system and succesfully (well, no errors!) restored to a "new system container root", /var/hpsrp/newone directory using the HP9000 container restore process.
Next step was to run the
srp -add newone -t hp9000sys
command, which seems to work fine until it gets here :-
...
...
Configuring software distributor ...
Configuring DNS Resolver ... ddd
Configuring device files ... d
Deleting unsupported services ...
Unmatched [ in regex; marked by <-- HERE q!$/ at /opt/hpcmgr/lib/Cmgr/Sysbuild9000.pm line 775.
Deleting partially added container "newone".
Has anyone else come accross this? Also not sure what the random "d"'s are from either yet!
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11-29-2011 05:34 PM
11-29-2011 05:34 PM
Solution...I eventually found the problem...for some reason, there were some random fileswith control characters in /sbin/init.d on the source system - and these were backed up and restored by fbackup. When the "srp -add" script came along, it didn't understand what they were and errored out. The files had werid escape codes and "d"'s - and this was what was causing the random "d"'s in the output below. Once these files were deleted, all was OK and the srp -add worked perfectly...