Patch-ID# 106770-01
Keywords: y2000 at atq
Synopsis: Trusted Solaris 1.2: at and atq fixes for Year 2000
Date: Sep/29/98

Solaris Release: Trusted_Solaris_1.2

    NOTE: Revision: @(#)README 1.3 98/09/18

SunOS Release:

Unbundled Product:

Unbundled Release:

Relevant Architectures: sparc
    NOTE: sun4 sun4c sun4m

BugId's fixed with this patch: 1258772 4042239 4042289 4099944 4106673

Changes incorporated in this version: 

Patches accumulated and obsoleted by this patch: 

Patches which conflict with this patch: 

Patches required with this patch: 

Obsoleted by: 

Files included with this patch: 

README			 - This file.

install_patch		 - Script to install the appropriate patch
			   components for the machine on which it
			   is run.

nis_master.<arch>.tar.Z  - Patches for NIS master machines for each
			   supported architecture.

nis_client.<arch>.tar.Z  - Patches for NIS client machines for each
			   supported architecture.

diskless.<arch>.tar.Z    - Patches for diskless machines for each
			   supported architecture.

Problem Description: 

THIS PATCH DOES NOT APPLY TO 4.1.1, 4.1.2, 4.1.3, 4.1.3_U1, CMW 1.0, OR
TRUSTED SOLARIS 1.1 SYSTEMS.

This patch contains a fix for the following bug(s):


Note:	In the following lists of files, the export/exec path prefix is
	used to load files into the appropriate places on the machine.
	For example, export/exec/kvm/<arch> is used to refer to
	/usr/kvm on a machine where <arch> is the native architecture.

Bug:	4042239
Desc:	at command breaks at Year 2000

Bug:	4042289
Desc:	atq command displays incorrect date for Year 2000.

Bug:	1258772
Desc:	atq prints 19100 something if system date is 2000 or greater

Bug:	4099944
Desc:	'at' does not accept feb 29 under 2.6

Bug:	4106673
Desc:	cron is not year 2000 compliant in 2.6

Files:	bin/at
        bin/atq
        etc/cron

Patch Installation Instructions: 

1.	Boot the machine single user, clean the disks, and start a csh(1).

		> b -s
	or
		ok boot -s

		# fsck -f -p
		# exec csh
		<host># source /.cshrc
		<host># source /.login

2.	Load this patch in a location that has disk space.  This
	example assumes that /var is a separate partition and that
	the patch is delivered on tape.

	<host># mount /var
	<host># cd /var
	<host># mkdir -p patches/<PATCH_NUMBER_HERE>
	<host># cd patches/<PATCH_NUMBER_HERE>
	<host># tar xvf /dev/rst0

3.	Install the patch and check the "log" for errors.
	<host># ./install_patch |& tee log
	<host># vi log

4.	Reboot the machine.
	<host># cd /
	<host># umount -at cfs
	<host># sync; sync; sync; reboot