1Z0-820 practice question 13 of 25
Which modification needs to be made to the Service Management Facility before you publish a new package to the IPS repository?
Full set: 133 questionsBy default, the Image Packaging System (IPS) repository server service (svc:/application/pkg/server) is configured with the pkg/readonly property set to true. This prevents unauthorized modifications to the repository. Before you can publish a new package to the repository using HTTP, you must modify the Service Management Facility (SMF) configuration by setting the pkg/readonly property to false (e.g., svccfg -s application/pkg/server setprop pkg/readonly = false) and refreshing the service.
A. Disabling pkg.depotd would stop the repository server entirely, making it impossible to publish packages to it via HTTP.
C. There is no pkg/writableroot property in the application/pkg/server SMF service configuration.
D. While pkg/instroot specifies the repository path, it does not enable write access for publishing; pkg/readonly controls this.
1. Oracle Corporation. "Oracle Solaris 11.1 Administration: Image Packaging System." Section: Configuring the Repository Server Service.
2. Oracle Corporation. pkg.depotd(1M) Man Page, Oracle Solaris 11 Reference Manual.
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