flags
Specify
P
for the value of
flags
to store the property group and any
added properties as non-persistent. If
P
is specified, this property group
and contained properties will be automatically removed on reboot,
The value
P
is an alias for
SCF_PG_FLAG_NONPERSISTENT
. See the
scf_service_add_pg
(3SCF) man page.
$
svccfg -s svc:/site/my-svc addpg config application
$
svccfg -s my-svc listprop config
config
application
$
svccfg -s my-svc:default listprop config
$
In this example, the administrator added the
config
property group to the parent service,
my-
svc
, but not to the instance,
my-svc:default
. The
listprop
command shows that the
config
property group does not exist in the service instance.
EXAMPLE 4-7
Using
setprop
to Create a New Property
Use the
setprop
subcommand to set a property value as described in
“Setting Property
Values” on page 66
. If the property group does not already exist in the selected instance or
service, the property group is created if the type and flags are found in the template definitions.
If the property does not already exist in the selected instance or service, you must specify the
property
type
.
$
svccfg -s my-svc:default setprop config/vendor = astring: vendora
$
svccfg -s my-svc:default listprop config/vendor
config/vendor astring
vendora
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EXAMPLE 4-8
Using
addpropvalue
to Create a New Property
Use the
addpropvalue
subcommand to add a property value as described in
“Setting Property
Values” on page 66
. If the property group does not already exist in the selected instance or
service, the property group is created if the type and flags are found in the template definitions.
If the property does not already exist in the selected instance or service, you must specify the
property
type
.
$
svccfg -s my-svc:default addpropvalue config/vendor astring: vendorb
$
-s my-svc:default addpropvalue config/customer astring: acustomer
$
svccfg -s my-svc:default listprop config
config
application
config/vendor
astring
"vendora" "vendorb"
config/customer astring
acustomer
Deleting Property Groups, Properties, and Property Values
The following commands delete property values, properties, and property groups:
svccfg setprop
Delete all values of a property.
svccfg delpropvalue
Delete all values of the specified property that match the specified pattern.
svccfg delprop
Delete a property.
svccfg delpg
Delete a property group.
svccfg delcust
Delete administrative customizations.
Remember to use the
svccfg refresh
command or
svcadm refresh
command to commit
configuration changes into the running snapshot.
Deleting Administrative Configuration
Configuration modifications made by using
svccfg
commands or
libscf
calls modify only
the
admin
layer of the service configuration repository. See
“Repository Layers” on page 25
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for information about layers. When you delete configuration that is only defined in the
admin
layer and does not exist in any other layer, that configuration is gone. Commands that display
