Patch-ID# 100551-08
Keywords: security, dump, dumpex, scratch, tape, mode, track, copilot, backup
Synopsis: Backup-Copilot 1.0: Jumbo patch
Date: Sep/22/94

Solaris Release: 1.1, 1.1.1, 1.1.2

SunOS release: 4.1.1, 4.1.2, 4.1.3, 4.1.3C, 4.1.3_U1, 4.1.4

Unbundled Product: Backup-Copilot

Unbundled Release: 1.0

Topic: Jumbo patch for Backup-Copilot 1.0; includes fixes for many bugs

BugId's fixed with this patch: 1069153 1080639 1080657 1080667 1084382 1084875 1099182 1094675 1087558 1103715 1101252 1100335 1100259 1107189 1103812 1109764 1109765 1069147 1109766 1109849 1098857 1091254 1144143 1140162 1175539

Changes incorporated in this version: 1140162 1175539

Architectures for which this patch is available: sparc 

Patches which may conflict with this patch: 

Obsoleted by: 

Files included with this patch: dump dumpex dumptm rpc.dumpdbd dumpdm
	dumpconfez restore rpc.operd recover dumpex.8

Problem Description: 

This patch provides replacements of several Backup-Copilot executables
to fix a variety of bugs.

Install Instructions: 

 
	(1) Extract the patch files.

        (2) Become root.
 
        (3) Install the new files by running the "install_patch" script,
	    included with this patch.  Any file changed by this patch will
	    be saved in a file with the ".copilot" extension (e.g., the
	    /usr/etc/dump program will be saved as /usr/etc/dump.copilot).
		./install_patch

        (4) Kill any/all rpc.dumpdbd processes
                ps ax | grep rpc.dumpdbd
                kill -9 <pids>

	(5) Rebuild the dump database.  This patch includes a shell
	    script named "rebuild_all" that will perform the steps
	    necessary to do a complete database rebuild.  You should
	    have already installed the new version of dumpdm (step 3-4)
	    before performing the database rebuild.
		./rebuild_all <path-to-database>

	(6) Start the new version of rpc.dumpdbd
                /usr/etc/rpc.dumpdbd <path-to-database>

	(7) Kill any/all rpc.operd processes
                ps ax | grep rpc.operd
                kill -9 <pids>

	(8) Start the new version of rpc.operd
                /usr/etc/rpc.operd