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01-09-2001 10:03 AM
01-09-2001 10:03 AM
If I run a "cleanup" to remove all patches that have been superseded more then once, will I still be able to do a rollback if the need calls for it? Is it a better rule of thumb to only do a "cleanup" for superseded patches of more than 2 times?
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01-09-2001 10:18 AM
01-09-2001 10:18 AM
SolutionRun 'cleanup' without any arguments. This provides a measure of "safefy" in the event that a patch needs to be backed out, but still recovers considerable space in /var after installation of GR bundles. See the man pages for 'cleanup'.
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01-09-2001 11:29 AM
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Re: Patch Management "Cleanup" question
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01-09-2001 11:37 AM
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Re: Patch Management "Cleanup" question
To summarize what clean up does it will not do a removale without user intervention. It also haves a few options to go along with it
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01-09-2001 08:09 PM
01-09-2001 08:09 PM
Re: Patch Management "Cleanup" question
The 'cleanup' utility can be added/updated on 10.X with patch PHCO_20824.
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