SUMMARY: SMF and legacy scripts

Greetings,

Many thanks to francisco, Bernd Schemmer, Luc I. Suryo, and Darren Dunham.

My issue was caused by the fact that by default we disable inetd on all 
our servers.  I had disabled inetd with "svcadm disable 
svc:/network/inetd:default", and since inetd is a dependency of he 
multi-user (rc2) milestone, which is required for multi-user-server 
(rc3) milestone, no legacy scripts were ran as the server never reached 
multi-user or multi-user-server.  I was able to determine what was going 
on w/ the "svcs -x", "svcs -xv FMRI", and "svcs -l".  I re-enabled inetd 
and then went through and disabled each service I don't use.  I used the 
"svcs -xv FMRI" and "svcs -D FMRI" to determine the dependencies and 
"inetadm -d FMRI" to disable the service.

Thanks again to all that replied!

Drew

Andrew Hall wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I have a legacy SMF script issue I'm hoping to get some assistance with. 
>     As I understand it any script in /etc/rc*.d thats executable will be 
> executed by the corresponding /sbin/rc* script.  These scripts start 
> each file in that directory with  /lib/svc/bin/lsvcrun.
> 
> My legacy script appears to not being ran during boot up.  The script 
> works and has no syntax issues.  I have tried using a symlink in 
> /etc/rc3.d, copying the script directly into /etc/rc3.d, it's executable 
> and owned by root.
> 
> I am unable to debug whats going on as 
> /var/svc/log/milestone-multi-user-server:default.log is 0 bytes and is 
> not being updated at all.
> 
> Do I have to register the script w/ SMF somehow?  Any idea why my 
> milestone files are not being written to?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Drew
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