06-14-2006
Here is the lspv. hdisk 2 and 3 were replaced and discovered.
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hdisk0 00004044f15c9063 rootvg
hdisk1 0002430911ced77c rootvg
hdisk2 00024309cf54760e rootvg
hdisk3 00024309cf560ba8 ascentvg
hdisk4 000243090181befa ascentvg
hdisk5 000243099ff4b502 ascentvg
hdisk6 000243099ff4c2a4 plcvg
hdisk7 0002430901949cf6 hcsjbvg
hdisk8 0002430901885cca hcsjbvg
hdisk9 00024309018912ad hcsjbvg
hdisk10 00024309ee64a17e plcvg
hdisk11 00024309fb394830 sjbvg
hdisk12 000243090d34d131 sjbvg
hdisk13 00007628aeef81c1 sjbvg
hdisk14 00007628aef20f1e sjbvg
hdisk15 00007628aef27c23 sjbvg
hdisk16 00007628aef2d570 ascentvg
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but when I do a lsvg -p rootvg I see:
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rootvg:
PV_NAME PV STATE TOTAL PPs FREE PPs FREE DISTRIBUTION
hdisk0 active 268 7 00..07..00..00..00
hdisk1 active 268 10 00..10..00..00..00
0516-304 lsvg: Unable to find device id 0000404414206652 in the Device
Configuration Database.
0000404414206652 missing 268 129 54..38..00..00..37
hdisk2 active 537 537 108..107..107..107..108
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the new hdisk2 is part of the vg, but the old device is still somewhere. I need to get rid of it.
This happens in both of the vg's I added a new disk
Thanks
Mike
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LEARN ABOUT ULTRIX
edauth
edauth(8) System Manager's Manual edauth(8)
Name
edauth - edit user auth entry
Syntax
edauth username
Description
The command is an authorization editor. creates a temporary file with an ASCII representation of the current database entry for the user
specified by username and then invokes an editor on the file. You can then modify the user's fields. Upon leaving the editor, reads the
temporary file and modifies the binary database to reflect the changes made. If there are errors in the temporary file will allow the user
to resume editing the file to fix them.
The editor invoked is unless the environment variable EDITOR specifies otherwise. Here is an example of the temporary file produced by
uid = 268
password = MXP3BnKLEWW960BEJc9DbHb6
passlifemin = 1 hour
passlifemax = 60 days
passmod = 12/20/89 - 10:24:38
authmask = login,change_password,enter_password
fail_count = 0
audit_id = 268
audit_control = or
audit_syscalls = creat,unlink
audit_tevents = login:0:1
Each field of the entry is represented as a keyword followed by an equals sign. The value part of the field may be an integer, a string, a
time specification, a date, or a comma-separated list of value keywords. The effect of the field is described in
The and fields expect integer values.
The field is a string containing the encrypted password. One way of disabling an account is to set this to a non-empty string less than 24
characters in length such as `nologin'.
The and fields specify the password expiration information. They may contain an integer specifying seconds, or a combination of scaled val-
ues. The units recognized for scaling are and Only the first letter of the unit need be supplied. A of one day, one hour and five minutes
could be specified as any of:
passlifemax = 1 day 1 hour 5 minutes
passlifemax = 25 h 5 m
passlifemax = 90300 seconds
passlifemax = 90300
in addition to other combinations.
The field is a date. It is specified in the same format as the default output of the ULTRIX command. The time portion is optional and
defaults to the beginning of the day.
The and fields expect a comma-separated list of value tokens. For this is zero or more of and For the audit information this corresponds to
the name of the audit event. See the manpage for more information on audit events.
The field may be one of or See the manpage for more information on the affect of these values.
Restrictions
Only the superuser can edit entries.
Changing the entry will not affect the uid and audit information of existing login sessions.
If the uid field of the entry is changed the mapping to the file will be affected. Changes to the passwd file will probably be necessary.
Diagnostics
Various messages about incorrect input. All are self-explanatory.
Files
Contains all authorization information
Maps usernames to UIDs
See Also
audcntl(2), auth(5), auditmask(8), getauth(8), vipw(8)
Security Guide for Administrators
edauth(8)