Hello,
Now that I've successfully upgraded to DU 4.0D I've made some
observations:
1.) I've upgraded two machines and both have shown the same
symptoms: I don't know what I did but suddenly "who" and "finger"
did not output anything anymore because /var/adm/utmp had
zero size. I don't know what caused this but it happend twice
and on both upgraded machines.
2.) The upgrade unconditionally overwrote /etc/snmpd.conf without
backup. I had to restore the file from another machine.
3.) What is /etc/thresholds.dat. Right after upgrade the system
complained about a missing /etc/thresholds.dat. Well: I did a
"touch /etc/threshold.dat" and the complaint went away but
what is this file for?
4.) The X-Server patch for the S3-Trio line drawing problem apparently
did not make it into 4.0D. Luckily the patched 4.0B shared library
file works under 4.0D as well.
5.) After re-installing DecNet/OSI (the light version), I'm not able
to "dlogin" into the system anymore:
$ dlogin fwiis2
dlogin, Timed out
and "fwiis2" has the following entries in its daemon.log:
Feb 17 11:18:59 finwal01 dnascd[19988]: Connect from LOCAL:.fwiis1::uic=[0,0]tom
for application cterm under daemon
Feb 17 11:18:59 finwal01 dnascd[19988]: cterm, sia_ses_estab failed
for daemon
Feb 17 11:18:59 finwal01 dnascd[17790]: Process exit (PID 19988),
status EX_TEMP
This happens on both upgraded machines.
6.) Everything else seems to be fine. Even Oracle 7.3.3.0.0 runs without
problems.
Thanks for any hints or comments -- Tom
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