No | Specification and incompatibility | Remarks |
| Recommended actions |
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8 | In Solaris10, rsh(1) will output messages according to the value of the LANG variable |
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| that is defined in /etc/default/init. However, in the previous Solaris versions, the system |
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| will use the LANG=C locale for a command, that is run at the server side by rsh(1), |
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| without mentioning any specific value for the LANG variable. |
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| In Solaris 10, if the LANG variable is not set explicitly to a process that is executed by |
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| inetd(1M), the process will succeed the value of this variable from inetd(1M). To stop a |
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| process from succeeding the value of the LANG variable from inetd(M), change the |
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| setup with the following command: |
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| e.g.) in case of rsh(1) |
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| #inetadm |
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| For details of the setting, see the inetd(1M) man page. |
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9 | Patch installation using patchadd(1M) will fail if the system has any zones and if the |
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| patch archive is on NFS server. |
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| Copy the patch archive from NFS server to local file system such as /tmp and install the |
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| patch. |
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