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| I was hoping to figure out why a particular problem happened with rdist. The problem manifested itself by what appears to be the deletion of /etc and /share and other key system files/directories being adversely affected (we think deleted), resulting in all of the below mentioned hosts becoming unuseable. Debugging is a bit sketchy in that we have had to re-install these systems to get them back up. The REALLY frustrating part of this whole situation is that the output from the following command shows that no other filesystems, except /share as specified below.... Has anyone heard of this or a similar situation occuring?? Thanks in advance for any assistance if shedding light on this..... Details follow: OS - Solaris 9 rdist version - Version 7.0.0 (alpha10) - Protocol Version 7, Release 7.0, Patch level 0 Command that was run: /usr/local/bin/rdist -P /usr/local/bin/ssh -f /etc/sharedist Rdistfile: (/etc/sharedist) HOSTS = ( psphrw1 psphrw2 psphra1 psphra2 psphra3 ) FILES = ( /share/bin /share/dbadmin /share/osadmin /share/psadmin /share/saadmin ) (${FILES})->(${HOSTS}) install -R ; except /share/dbadmin/working; except /share/osadmin/working; except /share/psadmin/working; except /share/psadmin/jobs; except /share/saadmin/working; except /share/dbadmin/logs; except /share/dbadmin/jobs; except /share/osadmin/logs; except /share/psadmin/log; except /share/saadmin/logs |