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Operating Systems Solaris What kind of steps should be followed while applying patch in real time? Post 302412706 by jlliagre on Tuesday 13th of April 2010 09:38:09 AM
Old 04-13-2010
The recommended way to patch a live Solaris 10 production server is live upgrade:
BigAdmin Sun Docs: How To Use Solaris Live Upgrade to Install Patches
 

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DEBTAGS-SUBMIT-PATCH(1) 					   User Commands					   DEBTAGS-SUBMIT-PATCH(1)

NAME
debtags-submit-patch - submit tag patches to http://debtags.debian.net SYNOPSIS
debtags-submit-patch [-t TAG] [options] [patchfile [patchfile...]] DESCRIPTION
Submits a tag patch to the Debtags website. Each patch file is submitted in a different query. OPTIONS
--version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -t tag, --tag=tag tag the patch with the given string (default: 24f895dcbabc389804e5). -q, --quiet quiet mode: only output errors. -v, --verbose verbose mode: output progress and non-essential information. --stdin read patch from standard input. --url=url URL to submit to (default: http://debtags.debian.net/api/patch). --dump-http-error=file if the server returns an error, dump the contentsof the error page to the given file (default:discard the error page). Patch files can be generated with 'debtags diff' or 'tagcoll diff'. Patch submissions are marked with a tag of your choice. It does not need to identify yourself (but feel free to use your email address), but reusing your tag allows to handle all your edits as if they were a single one. This helps greatly when tags are reviewed. By default, a mostly persistent but anonymous tag is generated by hashing your passwd entry. debtags-submit-patch 1.8 June 2012 DEBTAGS-SUBMIT-PATCH(1)
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