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automatic selection is unable to find all of the necessary packages, you must either repeat
the search using a different directory, or manually select the package components.
The following status icons are displayed in the Status column.
Table C-7: Package Status Icons
Icon
The green check indicates that the package component file has been found and is
consistent with the vulnerability definition.
The yellow caution indicates that the package component file has been found but it
is not consistent with the vulnerability metadata.
The red X indicates the package component file has not been found.
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To manually select the package components:
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Solaris patches downloaded from Sun must be renamed to a .zip file extension
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prior to selection and import.
a.
Within the results grid, select the ellipsis button associated with the signature.
b.
Browse to and select the desired file.
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The name of the file you select must match the filename defined in the
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vulnerability metadata (as displayed in the Filename column).
c.
Click Open to select the file and return to the Package Selection page.
16.
Click Import to begin the package import.
:
Although the Content Update Tool will allow you to force an import when the
CAUTION
package is not an exact match to the vulnerability definition, this practice is discouraged.
Possible reasons for the package not matching include file corruption and tampering.
Additionally, if you choose to perform the import although the package is not an exact
match to the vulnerability definition, the text *User Modified* will be added as a prefix to
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