swinstall and how to find package name associated with a file

[martin_215]

how can i use sd-ux commands to find what package a file is associated with
for instance by mistake i deleted /etc/shutdown or some /usr/lib/xxx file
how do I find the name of the package where this file belongs ,so that I can reinstall the package and get this file back in

I know I can copy this file from someother running machine.But i really like to know what sd-ux command options I can use to find this

[Denver Osborn · Accepted solution]

Doh! you've posted the same thread twice...

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=804872

[Steven E. Protter]

I don't think they come from a depot. They come from core OS, but its probably okay to copy them in from another working system.

SEP

[martin_215]

I guess u guys dint catch my point

i want to know if swinstall or swverify has some option to find the package name associated with a file

yea i understand ican copy the file from some running machine :)

but idont find this sw utilities friendly
so if u guys have a suggestion on this let me know.appreciate your replies
thankyou very much
martin

[Ravi_8]

swlist -l fileset

[martin_215]

thanks for all the replies