Whats a quick check to see if a fileset is installed on 9.x?
The following script will check to see if all the files in a fileset are installed in the correct place. It does not check permissions or that the kernel files are in the kernel. Certain filesets have their own verify scripts ie: NS-SERV has /usr/nettest/nsverify/ver_ns STREAMS has /usr/bin/strvf #!/bin/sh FSET=/etc/filesets/$1 if [ “$FSET” = “” ]; then echo “syntax of command $0 Filesetname ” exit 1 fi if [ ! -f $FSET ]; then echo “Fileset $FSET not found” exit 1 fi # simple test to see non zero size files of any type while read File do if [ ! -s $File ]; then echo “$File not found” fi done < $FSET exit (Thanks to Mike MacFaden
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