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- Patch management tasks
- Patches and patch clusters
- Run solpatch_import
- Initialize the Solaris patch database
- Maintain the Solaris patch database
- Retrieve the latest patch data from Oracle
- Retrieve the Solaris patch supplementary data file
- Manually download the Solaris patch supplementary data file
- Find Solaris patches
- Import a Patch or Patch Cluster
- solpatch import
- Import a Solaris patch to SA Client
- Export a patch or patch cluster
- Open a Solaris patch
- Manage properties
- Import custom documentation
- Solaris zones
Run solpatch_import
Note In a multimaster mesh environment, do not simultaneously run the solpatch_import command on more than one core system. This action could result in lost data. It is recommended that you run solpatch_import on your core servers, one at a time.
Some Solaris patch management tasks use the solpatch_import command. You must have the following permissions to run the solpatch_import command:
Type of permission |
Permission setting |
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Permissions on the folders /Opsware, /Opsware/Tools and /Opsware/Tools/Solaris Patching in the SA library |
You must have full permissions on these folders. This is where SA stores Solaris patch information. |
“Manage Patch” feature permission |
You must have “Read & Write” permission. |
“Allow Install Patch” feature permission |
This must be set to “Yes”. |
“Allow Uninstall Patch” feature permission |
This must be set to “Yes”. |
“Manage Patch Compliance Rules” feature permission |
This must be set to “Yes”. |
See the SA 10.51
To use the solpatch_import
command, you must log in to the SA core server as root
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To run the command, log into the core server running the Software Repository component (part of the Slice Component bundle) and, as root, run the solpatch_import command that is located in the following directory:
/opt/opsware/solpatch_import/bin/
The complete documentation for the solpatch_import
command is available by running the command with the following option:
solpatch_import --manual
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