Comment 6 for bug 1263476

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Ryan Gordon (ryan-5) wrote :

Hi,

a)

Unfortunately lsof for unix does not make that distinction

b)

On Solaris this is not how it works unfortunately. GNU tools are not installed to /usr, /bin, /sbin, or /opt. In fact /usr, /bin, and /sbin are all read-only mounts from the global zone and /opt is a writeable directory. GNU tools are installed to /opt/local/bin which is provided in the PATH we pass to the MySQL daemon but I do not know weather it is a bug or not that the PATH we pass to the MySQL daemon is not traversed to the SST script or if there is a separate configuration option to pass to the SST script's PATH. Without this distinction the tools we are getting are there, but in fact are not GNU. They are older, solaris specific, tools (old grep, old lsof etc).