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there is a little workaround for this issue, you can schedule it for everyweek in cron job, but do a check in your code whether it ran last week..
i.e
create a file \tmp\checkRun with 0 as value....

My bad. There is no way with cron * * * * * notation to get what you want. The post above does not do that either, because over a period of years you lose runs. 365/7, 366/7 do not divide evenly....

30 10 1,15 * 0,1 /path/to/my/code.shl

One way - Sunday is day zero.

30 10 * * 0 /path/to/my/code.shl
30 10 * * 1 /path/to/my/code.shl

Sometime one skips some important step while using a manual process. I like to install zones with automated scripts. That way it always works the same and there is no surprises.
This is a pertinent...

Perhaps did you fail to configure the zone after the initial booting.

Did you connect to the zone console ? (zlogin -C zonename).

Looks okay to me, the "-R /" is the default so does not need to be specified, I always do a "-e description" as well, I think excluding /tmp is built into the flarcreate...

Look into mondo rescue.

http://www.mondorescue.org/about.shtml

Please get someone who is trained in SVM to help you. Its too dangerous to perform if you've no knowledge of what you're doing.

Indeed. I meant the algorithm can be set in the policy.conf file.

As posted in another thread in this forum today!

Password Encryption (System Administration Guide: Security Services) - Sun Microsystems...

The number of characters actually used in the password depend on the algorithm used. It can be set in /etc/security/policy.conf on Solaris.

Aren't you really trying to enforce complexity over password length. An 8 character password can be complex if it is not a dictionary word, has Upper case and lower case alpha, numbers and special...