Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 Installation Guide
Chapter 10 Find Unique Files and Software Packages with the keyFileFinder Utility
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How the keyFileFinder Utility Works
Reports on Three Categories of Files
When system operators run the keyFileFinder utility, the utility compares the set of
files installed during the upgrade with the files that currently exist on the system to
be upgraded. The keyFileFinder utility reports on the following three categories of
files:
files installed during the upgrade with the files that currently exist on the system to
be upgraded. The keyFileFinder utility reports on the following three categories of
files:
Files that were installed as part of a Solaris package and have since been changed
or customized
or customized
Files that have been installed or modified on the system, but are not part of any
Solaris package
Example: The keyFileFinder utility lists any software added to the system that is
not in Solaris format, as well as any dedicated utilities used only at the site to be
upgraded.
Solaris package
Example: The keyFileFinder utility lists any software added to the system that is
not in Solaris format, as well as any dedicated utilities used only at the site to be
upgraded.
Packages that have been installed on the system that will not be installed as part
of the upgrade
Note: Field service engineers may need to reinstall these packages after the
upgrade.
of the upgrade
Note: Field service engineers may need to reinstall these packages after the
upgrade.