Pb with smit chgaio and smit chgsys

Pb with smit chgaio and smit chgsys

Post by Helmut Leininge » Thu, 17 Oct 2002 18:15:25



Hi,

AIX is 4.3.3

I have the following strange problem: I cannot change Asynch I/O
parameters or system parameters with smit. smit returns an error message
and in smit.log I can find the following:

     Object class: sm_cmd_opt,
         id   = "chgaioCmdOpt", id_seq_num = "030",
         name = "State of fast path"

     Command_to_Discover follows:
lsattr -l aio0 -E -O

1800-091 Format error ("#" missing) in output
from the Command_to_Discover:
"".

(The Command_to_Discover is:
"lsattr -l aio0 -E -O   ".)

If I launch "lsattr -El aio0" it returns nothing although lsdev -C shows

aio as available.

Similar effect is on smit chgsys.

What is wrong or how can I correct this problem?

Many thanks in advance

Best regards
--
Helmut Leininger

Bull AG / Vienna
Open Systems Support


This opinion is mine and not necessarily that of my employer.
No guarantees whatsoever.

 
 
 

Pb with smit chgaio and smit chgsys

Post by Helmut Leininge » Fri, 18 Oct 2002 14:53:36



> Hi,

> AIX is 4.3.3

> I have the following strange problem: I cannot change Asynch I/O
> parameters or system parameters with smit. smit returns an error message
> and in smit.log I can find the following:

>     Object class: sm_cmd_opt,
>         id   = "chgaioCmdOpt", id_seq_num = "030",
>         name = "State of fast path"

>     Command_to_Discover follows:
> lsattr -l aio0 -E -O

> 1800-091 Format error ("#" missing) in output
> from the Command_to_Discover:
> "".

> (The Command_to_Discover is:
> "lsattr -l aio0 -E -O   ".)

> If I launch "lsattr -El aio0" it returns nothing although lsdev -C shows
> aio as available.

> Similar effect is on smit chgsys.

> What is wrong or how can I correct this problem?

> Many thanks in advance

> Best regards

Problem solved. Empty /usr/sbin/lsattr.

--
Helmut Leininger

Bull AG / Vienna
Open Systems Support


This opinion is mine and not necessarily that of my employer.
No guarantees whatsoever.

 
 
 

Pb with smit chgaio and smit chgsys

Post by snogfest hosebea » Sat, 19 Oct 2002 04:11:59




> > Many thanks in advance

> > Best regards

> Problem solved. Empty /usr/sbin/lsattr.

how did it get "emptied" ?
 
 
 

Pb with smit chgaio and smit chgsys

Post by Helmut Leininge » Tue, 22 Oct 2002 18:17:36





>>>Many thanks in advance

>>>Best regards

>>Problem solved. Empty /usr/sbin/lsattr.

> how did it get "emptied" ?

That would be really interesting to know. Our customer says he does not
know and he did not do anything (????).

--
Helmut Leininger

Bull AG / Vienna
Open Systems Support


This opinion is mine and not necessarily that of my employer.
No guarantees whatsoever.

 
 
 

Pb with smit chgaio and smit chgsys

Post by Darren Tuck » Tue, 22 Oct 2002 22:38:22






>>>Problem solved. Empty /usr/sbin/lsattr.

>> how did it get "emptied" ?
>That would be really interesting to know. Our customer says he does not
>know and he did not do anything (????).

My bet would be some variation of "# > /usr/sbin/lsattr"

--
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    Good judgement comes with experience. Unfortunately, the experience
usually comes from bad judgement.

 
 
 

Pb with smit chgaio and smit chgsys

Post by snogfest hosebea » Wed, 23 Oct 2002 04:41:54






> >>>Many thanks in advance

> >>>Best regards

> >>Problem solved. Empty /usr/sbin/lsattr.

> > how did it get "emptied" ?
> That would be really interesting to know. Our customer says he does not
> know and he did not do anything (????).

sounds like a good case for installing sudo ?
 
 
 

Pb with smit chgaio and smit chgsys

Post by Helmut Leininge » Wed, 23 Oct 2002 16:44:44







>>>>>Many thanks in advance

>>>>>Best regards

>>>>Problem solved. Empty /usr/sbin/lsattr.

>>>how did it get "emptied" ?

>>That would be really interesting to know. Our customer says he does not
>>know and he did not do anything (????).

> sounds like a good case for installing sudo ?

Right. But my feeling says it was caused by the "system administrators"
themselves. And there is nothing you can do about that - except ... (but
  you would be mentionned in the newspapers then).

--
Helmut Leininger

Bull AG / Vienna
Open Systems Support


This opinion is mine and not necessarily that of my employer.
No guarantees whatsoever.

 
 
 

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