0005003: sudo version 1.8.6p3,REV=2012.09.19 requires Solaris 10 U10 libraries

(0010135)
jh (developer)
2012-09-22 11:38

well in this case it's not Solaris 10 U10 anymore. It's older libc Version.
could you please provide a uname -a. Since it's not completely clear when 1.22.5 was introduced. The reason way sudo now fails for you is that I started to provide a Solaris 10 package. Because it new supports least priv support on Solaris 10. The older packages where build on Solaris 9 and worked on every version on of Solaris 10. What you could do is to install the Solaris 9 package by hand instead of the Solaris 10. Or update your system. After you provided the uname -a we will discuss if we should move back the version even further. But at one point we we will stop doing that since moving back the whole way to Solaris 10 GA will break much stuff. We try to find the best Version in the middle somewhere. But we don't want to move back 6 years. Sorry for the inconvenience

(0010137)
bulletmark (reporter)
2012-09-23 01:35

mark@SW-DEV:~ uname -a
SunOS SW-DEV 5.10 Generic_139555-08 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Blade-1500

I suspect you want this info:

mark@SW-DEV:~ cat /etc/release
                      Solaris 10 10/08 s10s_u6wos_07b SPARC
           Copyright 2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
                        Use is subject to license terms.
                            Assembled 27 October 2008

Note that many of us inherit Solaris boxes like this to work with and maintain. We have no opportunity to upgrade. Please don't take opencsw away from us!

(0010138)
jh (developer)
2012-09-23 12:09

I needed the kernel Version as the /etc/release does not get updated depending on how you update your System.
You are on a Update 7 Kernel.
( https://blogs.oracle.com/patch/entry/solaris_10_kernel_patchid_progression [^] )

Could you please provide
pvs -s /usr/lib/libc.so |grep SUNW
too thank you.

I will discuss moving the libc Version down further more.
We will probably do that. As our aim was to go down to Something like Update 5.

For the time beeing install the Solaris 9 Version those will work on your older Solaris 10 installs.

Sorry for the problems.

(0010139)
bulletmark (reporter)
2012-09-23 13:39

mark@SW-DEV:~ pvs -s /usr/lib/libc.so | grep SUNW
        SUNW_1.23:
        SUNW_1.22.4:
        SUNW_1.22.3:
        SUNW_1.22.2:
        SUNW_1.22.1:
        SUNW_1.22:
        SUNW_1.21.3:
        SUNW_1.21.2:
        SUNW_1.21.1:
        SUNW_1.21:
        SUNW_1.20.4:
        SUNW_1.20.1:
        SUNW_1.20:
        SUNW_1.19:
        SUNW_1.18.1:
        SUNW_1.18:
        SUNW_1.17:
        SUNW_1.16:
        SUNW_1.15:
        SUNW_1.14:
        SUNW_1.13:
        SUNW_1.12:
        SUNW_1.11:
        SUNW_1.10:
        SUNW_1.9:
        SUNW_1.8:
        SUNW_1.7:
        SUNW_1.6:
        SUNW_1.5:
        SUNW_1.4:
        SUNW_1.3:
        SUNW_1.2:
        SUNW_1.1:
        SUNW_0.9:
        SUNW_0.8:
        SUNW_0.7:
        SUNWprivate_1.1:

(0010140)
jh (developer)
2012-09-25 13:42
edited on: 2012-09-25 13:43

A new Version should hit the mirrors soon. (sudo-1.8.6p3,REV=2012.09.25-SunOS5.10)
We did change the default libc version to 1.22.2 which should be old enough for "almost" everyone.
Please test

(0010170)
jh (developer)
2012-10-08 10:40

no feedback. So guess it works :)

Notes
(0010135) jh (developer) 2012-09-22 11:38	well in this case it's not Solaris 10 U10 anymore. It's older libc Version. could you please provide a uname -a. Since it's not completely clear when 1.22.5 was introduced. The reason way sudo now fails for you is that I started to provide a Solaris 10 package. Because it new supports least priv support on Solaris 10. The older packages where build on Solaris 9 and worked on every version on of Solaris 10. What you could do is to install the Solaris 9 package by hand instead of the Solaris 10. Or update your system. After you provided the uname -a we will discuss if we should move back the version even further. But at one point we we will stop doing that since moving back the whole way to Solaris 10 GA will break much stuff. We try to find the best Version in the middle somewhere. But we don't want to move back 6 years. Sorry for the inconvenience

(0010137) bulletmark (reporter) 2012-09-23 01:35	mark@SW-DEV:~ uname -a SunOS SW-DEV 5.10 Generic_139555-08 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Blade-1500 I suspect you want this info: mark@SW-DEV:~ cat /etc/release Solaris 10 10/08 s10s_u6wos_07b SPARC Copyright 2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Use is subject to license terms. Assembled 27 October 2008 Note that many of us inherit Solaris boxes like this to work with and maintain. We have no opportunity to upgrade. Please don't take opencsw away from us!

(0010138) jh (developer) 2012-09-23 12:09	I needed the kernel Version as the /etc/release does not get updated depending on how you update your System. You are on a Update 7 Kernel. ( https://blogs.oracle.com/patch/entry/solaris_10_kernel_patchid_progression [^] ) Could you please provide pvs -s /usr/lib/libc.so \|grep SUNW too thank you. I will discuss moving the libc Version down further more. We will probably do that. As our aim was to go down to Something like Update 5. For the time beeing install the Solaris 9 Version those will work on your older Solaris 10 installs. Sorry for the problems.

(0010139) bulletmark (reporter) 2012-09-23 13:39	mark@SW-DEV:~ pvs -s /usr/lib/libc.so \| grep SUNW SUNW_1.23: SUNW_1.22.4: SUNW_1.22.3: SUNW_1.22.2: SUNW_1.22.1: SUNW_1.22: SUNW_1.21.3: SUNW_1.21.2: SUNW_1.21.1: SUNW_1.21: SUNW_1.20.4: SUNW_1.20.1: SUNW_1.20: SUNW_1.19: SUNW_1.18.1: SUNW_1.18: SUNW_1.17: SUNW_1.16: SUNW_1.15: SUNW_1.14: SUNW_1.13: SUNW_1.12: SUNW_1.11: SUNW_1.10: SUNW_1.9: SUNW_1.8: SUNW_1.7: SUNW_1.6: SUNW_1.5: SUNW_1.4: SUNW_1.3: SUNW_1.2: SUNW_1.1: SUNW_0.9: SUNW_0.8: SUNW_0.7: SUNWprivate_1.1:

(0010140) jh (developer) 2012-09-25 13:42 edited on: 2012-09-25 13:43	A new Version should hit the mirrors soon. (sudo-1.8.6p3,REV=2012.09.25-SunOS5.10) We did change the default libc version to 1.22.2 which should be old enough for "almost" everyone. Please test

(0010170) jh (developer) 2012-10-08 10:40	no feedback. So guess it works :)

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