I asked how to verify that a parameter was set from sysconfigtab, in the
running system.
I received quick responses from:
Uwe.Buecher_at_Degussa.DE
GGuethlein_at_GiantOfMaryland.com
Nick.Batchelor_at_unilever.com
who all mentioned using:
sysconfig -q [subsystem_name]
You should also be able to use:
sysconfig -s
to show the state of ALL configured subsystems. Niether of these
seem to work for this parameter on our system. What DID work was:
# sysconfigdb -l dlm
dlm:
dlm_disable_grptx = 0
Details of the failure are below, if you are interested. Thanks again
for quick help!
Judith Reed
jreed_at_appliedtheory.com
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# sysconfig -q dlm
framework error: subsystem 'dlm' not found
--> "sysconfig -s" has no "dlm" entry.
However,
sysconfigdb -l dlm
does show me that the parameter exists:
# sysconfigdb -l dlm
dlm:
dlm_disable_grptx = 0
so we are ok. At first, my sysconfigtab entry was lacking leading spaces -
I'd put it in a file and added it with "sysconfigdb -a -f filename param",
where it lacked leading spaces in the file. After I went into sysconfigtab
and added the three leading spaces, things started working, so the file
may be sensitive to spacing.
Received on Tue Mar 03 1998 - 17:45:02 NZDT