On 15 fev, 12:41, "Andreas Schulze" <b79...@gmx.de> wrote:
> On 14 Feb., 19:48, "Anderson Deluiz" <anderson.del...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
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> > Hi all,
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> > A few days ago I tried to install SP-04 for AIX 5.2 TL-09 on a test
> > machine.[...]
> > During install, occured these errors:
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> > sysck: 3001-038 The name snapp is not a known group for entry /usr/
> > sbin/snappd
> > sysck: 3001-003 A value must be specified for group for entry /usr/
> > sbin/snappd
> > sysck: 3001-038 The name snapp is not a known group for entry /usr/
> > sbin/snappd
> > sysck: 3001-003 A value must be specified for group for entry /usr/
> > sbin/snappd
> > sysck: 3001-017 Errors were detected validating the files for
> > bos.net.snapp
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> > It seems that if I create snapp group I can install all filesets for
> > SP04. But, none of our systems have snapp group so I can only think
> > that it is a installation bug. /usr/sbin/snappd entry doesn't even
> > exist in /etc/security/sysck.cfg at bos.net.snapp fileset at level
> > 5.2.0.0.
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> > Does anyone know another solution than creating a new group ?
>
> > Regards
>
> hi,
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> You might check who owns the filesets that you are trying to use for
> the update. The error you describe might result from some unsuitable
> ownership (group) settings.
>
> hth
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bos.net.snapp files are owned by root at level 5.2.0.0. Why IBM
changed this ?

APAR IY88820, that explains why fileset was updated doesn't say
anything about creating a new group. In a controlled environment,
creating a new group isn't easy...

Thanks for your attention.

Regards