My DBA informed me that the async IO was not working on one of our HP servers - DB is Sybase. After doing some resarch I found that the /etc/setprivgrp program is missing from the server. This server was recently recreated at a new datacenter and should have been built from an image of the original one. My conceren is that there may be other things missing so I do not feel comfortable just copying this from another server. Can someone tell me what I would need to reinstall to get this program back?
The file does not exist by default. If you are sure that it existed and was lost during restore then view your backup and see if the file was ever there.
Strictly speaking, '/etc/setprivgrp' is a symbolic link to '/usr/sbin/setprivgrp'. In reality it is a transition link. If '/usr/sbin/setprivgrp' exists either use 'ln -s' to recreate the link, or run:
There were errors: WARNING: "meu6awi4:/": 3 check scripts had warnings. ERROR: "meu6awi4:/": The software dependencies for 15 products or filesets cannot be resolved. WARNING: "meu6awi4:/": 479 files had warnings during this operation. ERROR: "meu6awi4:/": 4035 files had errors during this operation. * The analysis phase failed for "meu6awi4:/". * Verification had errors.
A swlist -l fileset -a state shows files as installed and not configured
With HP support's blessings I was able to reinstall the corrupt software and I cleaned up several old patches etc. However I am still missing /usr/sbin/setprivgrp. I believe I need to reinstall something else, but do not know what software package this is a part of.
