Single user mode and reboot settings override file
To override single user mode and reboot settings for a particular patch, create an XML file (the default name for this file is sum_reboot_info). After you create the XML file, import it into the Depot and point the patch catalog to this file.
The following sample file shows the format required for this file:
<patch>
<patch-id>113000-07</patch-id>
<reboot-info>rebootafter</reboot-info>
<single-user>singleuser</single-user>
</patch>
<patch>
<patch-id>138194-01</patch-id>
<reboot-info>rebootimmediate</reboot-info>
<single-user>singleusernone</single-user>
</patch>
<patch>
<patch-id>138195-01</patch-id>
<reboot-info>rebootnone</reboot-info>
<single-user>singleuser</single-user>
</patch>
<patch>
<patch-id>138215-01</patch-id>
<reboot-info>reconfigimmediate</reboot-info>
<single-user>singleusernone</single-user>
</patch>
<patch>
<patch-id>138216-01</patch-id>
<reboot-info>reconfigafter</reboot-info>
<single-user>singleuser</single-user>
</patch>
</solaris-sumreboot-info>
Valid values for <reboot-info> are as follows:
rebootnone | Do not reboot |
rebootimmediate | Reboot immediately after applying the patch. |
rebootafter | Reboot at the end of job execution, after all patches are deployed. |
reconfigimmediate | Reconfiguration reboot (reboot and reconfigure system devices) immediately after applying the patch. |
reconfigafter | Reconfiguration reboot at the end of job execution, after all patches are deployed. |
Valid values for <single-user>are as follows:
singleuser | Install the patch in singleuser mode. |
singleusernone | Install the patch in normal mode. |