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Operating Systems AIX One package from SP wont install correctly Post 302957284 by JAR1 on Thursday 8th of October 2015 03:58:30 PM
Old 10-08-2015
Quote:
Originally Posted by MichaelFelt
As far as .iso images, etc. I believe the media used is from 2013 - when 6100-08-03 was the base install image.

The filesets you are looking for are:

Code:
root@x062:[/export/lpp/6108_2013_03]installp -d . -L | grep bos.net.tcp
bos.net:bos.net.tcp.adt:6.1.8.15::I:T:::::N:TCP/IP Application Toolkit ::::0:1316:
bos.net:bos.net.tcp.client:6.1.8.15::I:T:::::b:TCP/IP Client Support ::::0:1316:
bos.net:bos.net.tcp.server:6.1.8.15::I:T:::::B:TCP/IP Server ::::0:1316:
bos.net:bos.net.tcp.smit:6.1.8.0::I:T:::::N:TCP/IP SMIT Support ::::0:1241:

And, a surprising filename - because there is still one fileset that is labeled 6.1.6.0 even though most are 6.1.8.X
Code:
-rw-r--r--    1 root     system     76808192 Jun 03 2013  installp/ppc/bos.net.6.1.6.0.I

Code:
root@x062:[/export/lpp/6108_2013_03]installp -d /tmp -L                      
bos.net:bos.net.ate:6.1.6.0::I:T:::::N:Asynchronous Terminal Emulator ::::0:1036:
bos.net:bos.net.ewlm.rte:6.1.8.0::I:T:::::N:netWLM ::::0:1241:
bos.net:bos.net.ipsec.keymgt:6.1.8.15::I:T:::::N:IP Security Key Management ::::0:1316:
bos.net:bos.net.ipsec.rte:6.1.8.15::I:T:::::N:IP Security ::::0:1316:
bos.net:bos.net.ipsec.websm:6.1.8.15::I:T:::::N:IP Security WebSM ::::0:1316:
...
bos.net:bos.net.tcp.client:6.1.8.15::I:T:::::b:TCP/IP Client Support ::::0:1316:
bos.net:bos.net.tcp.server:6.1.8.15::I:T:::::B:TCP/IP Server ::::0:1316:
bos.net:bos.net.tcp.smit:6.1.8.0::I:T:::::N:TCP/IP SMIT Support ::::0:1241:
bos.net:bos.net.uucp:6.1.8.0::I:T:::::N:Unix to Unix Copy Program ::::0:1241:

So, I hope this gives you an idea of what file to look for to get that fileset properly installed so that you can start doing updates.
Ok we found the issue, and it was pretty stupid. The bos.net.tcp.client pre upgrade check-up script was failing, causing the package to fail the install (or just be skipped). What was the cause of it failing you ask? No sendmail.cf file in /etc/mail. Once I created that file, the patch worked seemlessly. That seemed pretty ridiculous to me but thanks again for your help.
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