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Chapter 9. UNIX Support Guide
• SMCzlib
To verify if a package is installed on the client, use the pkginfo command. For example, to check for
a package that contains "zlib" in the name, run the following command:
# pkginfo | grep zlib
Note
Solaris package archive names differ from the name of the installed package. For
example, the package archive libgcc<version>-sol<solaris-version>-
sparc-local.gz becomes SMClibgcc after installation
9.3.1.2. Configure the Library Search Path
In order to allow the Solaris client to use the libraries installed in the previous step, you must add their
location to the library search path. To do so, first check the current library search path":
# crle -c /var/ld/ld.config
Make a note of the current Default Library Path. Next, modify the path to also include the components
shown below. Note that the -l option resets the value, rather than appending it, so if there already
were values set on your system, prepend them to the -l parameter.
On sparc:
# crle -c /var/ld/ld.config -l /other/existing/path:/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/
local/lib
On x86:
# crle -c /var/ld/ld.config -l /other/existing/path:/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/
local/lib:/usr/sfw/lib
9.3.1.3. Download RHN Client Packages
Download the appropriate tarball of packages from the /var/www/html/pub/ directory of your
Satellite. If you are able to use a GUI web browser like Mozilla, navigate to the /pub directory of the
Satellite and save the appropriate tarball to your client:
http://your-satellite.example.com/pub/rhn-solaris-
bootstrap-<version>-<solaris-arch>-<solaris-version>.tar.gz
If you must download the tarball from the command line, it should be possible to use ftp to transfer
the file from the Satellite to the client.
Using gzip, decompress the tarball. You should have the following packages:
• RHATpossl
• RHATrcfg
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