Patch Name: PHNE_11064

Patch Description: s700 10.10 OTS/9000 C.06.00 cumulative mega patch

Creation Date: 97/07/15

Post Date:  97/08/06

Hardware Platforms - OS Releases:
	s700: 10.10

Products:
	OTS/9000 C.06.00

Filesets:
	OTS9000.APLI-PRG,C.06.00 OTS9000.OTS-KRN,C.06.00
	OTS9000.OTS-MAN,C.06.00 OTS9000.OTS-RUN,C.06.00
	OTS9000.ROSE-PRG,C.06.00 OTS9000.OTS-SES-PRG,C.06.00
	OTS9000.XAP-PRG,C.06.00

Automatic Reboot?: Yes

Status: General Superseded

Critical:
	Yes
	PHNE_11064: PANIC MEMORY_LEAK
	PHNE_7406: PANIC
	PHNE_6725: PANIC

Path Name: /hp-ux_patches/s700/10.X/PHNE_11064

Symptoms:
	PHNE_11064:
	1.  Memory leak  occurs when an  application  registers
	    and  deregisters  using  Session  API's by  calling
	    osi_rgr_rq()    and    osi_drg_rq()   in   a   loop
	    continuously.

	2.  PHNE_8828 prevents incoming Streams X.25 OTS calls.

	3.  On receiving NULL data packets, the system panics.

	4.  'otsdeles'  does  not  handle  alternate   physical
	    addresses properly.

	5.  If 'otsamd' dies, then at the first attempt to send
	    out an RFC 1006 PDU, the system crashes.

	6.  The date  field in  osidiag  when  the  tracing  is
	    enabled,  depends  on the  assumption  of the  date
	    field   being   less  than  the  year   2000.  This
	    assumption  is no  longer  valid  as one  hits  the
	    century mark.

	7.  System panics if the following are true:

	    1.  Running TP3
	    2.  OTS is  rejecting a  connection confirmation
	    3.  The flag tpcons_propose_ext_fmt in ots_parms is
	    set to 0(default).

	8.  ap_rcv() causes APRI  application to core dump when
	    APRI tracing is enabled.

	PHNE_8828:
	1.  Osiconf will not allow preferred multiplexing
	    class to be set to 3.

	2.  Shell scripts rely on transition links in 10.X
	    releases of OTS.

	3.  Osiadmin coredumps (not a panic) when you exit to
	    a shell and return.

	4.  OTS - osiconf does not allow RFC1006 to be configured
	    on some interfaces.

	5.  OSIDIAG allows for testing of 2 of the 5 supported
	    LAN cards status.

	6.  osipdufmt -r does not put any timestamps into the
	    formatted output, and it only formats RFC1006 PDUs.
	    It is desirable to have other PDUs formatted as well.

	7.  OTS ESH packets are not sent out according to
	    snet_esh_ctimer. If snet_esh_ctimer < 10, then ESHs
	    are sent every 10 seconds, and it seems to use 10
	    second increments.

	8.  OTS APLI problem with encoding of CPR-PPDU -
	    invalid PCDRL.

	9.  OTS could not make connection to a remote node through
	    X.25 when the X.25 subnet was configured to use 1980
	    standards with a NULL subaddress and snet_bind_by_pid
	    was set to one.

	10. When OTS is configured over RK6, the IP address
	    supplied by the application in osi_rgr_rq() is not
	    transmitted to the peer.

	11. There's an invalid TPDU number when the
	    tpcons_propose_ext_fmt parameter is set to 1.

	12. OTS does not conform to INTAP standards -
	    ASN.1 TLV NULL values.

	13. OTS returns OPI_ERR(0x8422) instead of ESPABID(0x1407)
	    when an invalid NSAP address is used.

	14. SESSION API, osi_rgr_rq() with no_of_connections
	    parameter set to a value greater than 1024 returns
	    osierrno : OSIEBADRNG.

	15. OTS sends ESH out on the wrong lan card.

	16. A TP3 CR could be interpreted as TP2 with flow control.

	PHNE_8223:
	1.  Additional Functionality:
	    TP3 over CONS is added to OTS.

	2.  The retransmission timer doesn't work as expected.

	3.  System  panicked when it was idling.
	    Panic  message:
	         Data page fault

	4.  System  panicked when a FTAM  connection is being
	    established.
	    Panic  message:
	         INTERNAL    ERROR:    Illegal RCI operation

	5.  MSDSG doesn't work.

	6.  ots_get_layer_stats   does   not   return   0   when
	    successful.

	7   a) osipdufmt doesn't handle -l option  correctly.
	    b) osipdufmt  doesn't  handle pdus across  multiple
	       X.25 packets
	    c) odipdufmt doesn't format RFC1006 traces.

	8.  a) With multiple  X.25 cards  configured,  no LAN; all
	    cards in both CLNS and CONS  subnets  and any  card's,
	    other than the first's, X.121 address in the ots_dests
	    file,  a  loopback(transport)   test  after  doing  an
	    x25init  of all cards will  cause a system  panic.

	    b)  With a  single  X.25  card  configured  in a CLNS
	    subnet and no LAN  subnet  configured,  the CLNS X.25
	    subnet  will not  work.  One will not be able to make
	    connections    or    transfer    data.    A    simple
	    loopback(transport) test will fail.

	PHNE_7782:
	1. Additional Functionality:
	  As an enhancement to OTS it now supports configuration of
	  alternate physical addresses in dest entries associated
	  with CONS/X.25 subnetworks.  This is provided via

	    dest_alt_phys_address  <phys_addr>

	  lines in ots_dests.  It is also supported via

	    -a <alt_phys_addr>

	  options in the otsaddes command.  Otsdeles and otsshowes
	  were also changed to support the alternate physical
	  address functionality.
	  Additionally the parameter snet_ises in the ots_subnets
	  file can now be set to a value of 0.  This is for FDDI
	  and LAN.  With it set to 0 no end system hellos will be
	  generated.

	PHNE_7406:
	1. The files OTSconfigSAP and OTSconfigSBN in
	   /var/opt/ots are created by otsstart with global
	   write permission.
	2. The commands otsaddis, otsaddroute, and otsdelroute
	   return the k-shell error
	      ksh: syntax error: `else' unexpected
	3. If Dart 28 version of X.25 is installed with OTS on an
	   MP system then panics will occur.
	4. On MP systems using RFC1006 data may be sent out of
	   order, which  manifests itself as data corruption

	PHNE_6725:
	1. If CLNP is configured using NULL subset (subset 0), then
	 there will be data corruption.
	2. A user application using the ROSE API core-dumps if
	 a NULL ubuf->buf pointer is used on a reject reply.
	3. Session api demo program will not run over lan.  Problem
	 only shows up when rfc1006 is not configured.  When
	 you run the client demo program you will see errors

	osi_get_event: receives unexpected message 1407
	Client: abnormal termination, exit code = -999
	4. User application making a call to ap_snd() will hang.
	 If APRI tracing is turned on, user will find that
	 ai_putmsg() is looping.
	5. In an MSDSG configuration

	 NODE(A)   <---->  NODE(B)  <---> NODE(C)

	 Where:
	 NODE(A)  is configured as LAN only
	 NODE(B)  is configured as an MSDSG relay node and is
	 configured both for X.25 CONS and LAN.
	 NODE(C)  is configured for X.25 CONS.

	 When NODE(A) initiates a connection with NODE(C) via
	 MSDSG on NODE(B), sometimes NODE(B) will panic when the
	 connection disconnects.  Apparently this problem is
	 limited to situations where NODE(B) is running High Perf
	 X.25.  It doesn't seem to happen with Classic X.25.
	6. User  sees files with names of the form
	 Saannnnn accumulate in /usr/spool/sockets/osi.
	 Where:
	 aa     is a string of two alphabetic characters
	        which may be either upper or lower case.
	 nnnnn  is a process id number.
	 These files are created by FTAM.
	7. OTS osipdufmt does not interpret X.25 nettl traces, no
	 output is generated.
	8. A kernel panic happens when no OTS subnets are configured
	 and the user runs otsaddnsap.
	9. OTS osidiag "WAN X.25 Tests" display inappropriate NSAP
	 information.  When "Connect" is selected, the test displays
	 "x25_calling_nsap" and "x25_called_nsap" values which were
	 choosen by osidiag, but are unlikely to be used in the
	 test.  The NSAPs should be set by the user when a
	 "ISO 8878 Encoding" test is run.
	10. A ROSE application which calls ap_rcv could go into
	 an infinite loop.
	11. Session connection rejects occur if remote vendors
	 protocol supplies a TSDU Max Size other then NULL in the
	 connection accept packet.
	12. A ROSE application which sends data larger than 65500
	 bytes will get truncated packets on the receiving side.
	13. In osidiag, "Status" test fails under FTAM tests.
	14. A ROSE application will core-dump if a NULL ubuf pointer
	 is used on a ROSE API call.
	15. The system may hang for 30+ seconds, when using the FTAM
	 responder accessing OTS via the XTI t_bind call with qlen
	 greater than 8196.
	16. OTS panics when FTAM attempts to open a connection.  The
	 panic occurs only when one or more CONS/X.25 subnets are
	 configured, no LAN or CLNS/X.25 subnets are configured, the
	 remote ftam responder is configured in remote_app, and the
	 remote NSAP is not configured in ots_dests.  The panic
	 occurs in ERcMultiFail as a "Data page fault".
	17. Additional feature:
	 APIs for adding, deleting dynamic NSAPs and listing all
	 NSAPs for a particular network service. These are
	 otsaddnsap, otsdelnsap and otsshownsaps. These APIs
	 provide the same functionality as the scripts otsaddnsap,
	 otsdelnsap, and otsshownsaps.
	 These routines are provided in libotsadm.a and libotsadm.sl
	 A new header file, otsadmin.h, is also being supplied with
	 this API. The man pages for these APIs are in the section 3
	 of the OTS manpages.

Defect Description:
	PHNE_11064:
	1.  An  application  wishing to register  itself  calls
	    osi_rgr_rq()    which   allocates    memory.   When
	    deregistering,  osi_drg_rq() is called which should
	    deallocate  the  resources,  but  doesn't do do it.
	    This was causing a memory leak.

	2.  The  logic of  deciding  whether  X.25  subnet  was
	    configured  for 1984 or 1988 was  defective  due to
	    which incoming Streams X.25 OTS calls weren't being
	    routed up properly.

	3.  On receiving  NULL data packets, an attempt is made
	    to  dereference a NULL data buffer  pointer,  which
	    results in a panic.

	4.  The   algorithm   used  to  find  the  presence  of
	    'dest_alt_phys_address'  lines in an ES  entry  was
	    defective  due to which the  otsdeles was unable to
	    properly handle alternate physical addresses.

	5.  When  'otsamd',  which is the  controlling  daemon,
	    dies, it triggers off an  unplumbing of the stream.
	    When 'putnext' is attempted,  there is an invalid Q
	    pointer which triggers the panic.

	6.  The onset of the year 2000  would  result  in major
	    problems with the date field and other date related
	    impacts.  If tracing is turned on when  osidiag  is
	    invoked,  the year  field of the  FORMATTER  FILTER

	    i.e.  time_from <time> <mon/day/year>

	    is just a 2 digit field instead of a 4 digit field.

	7.  With the  misplaced/additional  "#else and #endif",
	    in  t3sedrj()  function,  'copy'  buffer was a NULL
	    pointer when tenqpfs was called.

	8.  This  happens in the ap_rcv()  call, due to missing
	    fprintf() format string.

	PHNE_8828:
	1.  The JAM screen regular expression was not updated
	    to reflect the new functionality.

	2.  The OTS product for ALL 10.X versions shipped shell
	    scripts  with either "/bin/sh" or "/bin/ksh". These
	    will only work for system with transition links. It
	    is an option when installing a system not to have
	    transition links. To be fully comaptible with all the
	    systems these references must be changed to
	    "/usr/bin/sh".

	3.  The JAM osiadmin main menu return pointer (ui_init_ptr)
	    was not initialized.

	4.  The method used by OSICONF to check the IP address was
	    not sufficient to locate all IP addresses on all lan
	    cards.

	5.  The code had a wrong interpretation of the
	    'dl_next_offset' field, and the AREA_SIZE definition
	    was too small to hold data with many structures sent
	    back by PPA_INFO_ACK.

	6.  The AWK script which preprocesses the output from NETTL
	    was not  including timestamp information.  The -r
	    option was designed to ignore all but RFC1006 trace
	    entries.

	7.  The current timer value in e2ittim() is decremented by
	    10 at each call and then the timer value is checked
	    for expiration. The timer granularity was 10 sec, and
	    the same timer was used for ESH and RIB.

	8.  On receiving a Connect Presentation(CP) PPDU with
	    invalid Calling-Presentation-selector  from
	    connection initiator, OTS responder encodes the
	    Connect Presentation Reject(CPR) PPDU with a wrongly
	    encoded PCDRL and provider-reason.

	9.  OTS did not bind correctly to the 1980 X.25 PID even
	    though the configuration is set to the 1980 standard.

	10. The default IP address of the card (which is
	    configured with ifconfig) was being sent to the remote
	    application. RK6 was not doing an explicit bind of the
	    local address. So the default was being picked up.

	11. When the tpcons_propose_ext_fmt parameter is set to 1,
	    the sequence numbering in the Transport PDU is
	    incorrect, that is, it is 0, 2, 4 etc. instead of
	    0, 1, 2.. and the receiver closes the connection.

	12. When P-selectors are configured as NULL for ftam
	    initiator and responder(ae_local_paddr in local_app),
	    the P-selectors sent in CP, CPA and CPR PPDUs are ASN.1
	    encoded as NULL with length as zero and no value. INTAP
	    standard requires such P-selectors to be absent from
	    the PDUs, these being optional fields of the PDUs.

	13. When OTS is configured with only an RFC1006 subnet
	    and an attempt is made to access a non-RFC1006 NSAP,
	    OTS returns OPI_ERR(0x8422) instead of ESPABID(0x1407).
	    OPI_ERR is not a known event as far as X.400 is
	    concerned and so its state machine gets into an
	    indeterminate state from which it is unable to recover.

	14. The maximum number of connections supported at the
	    session level is supposed to be 4096 for both OTS
	    C.05.02 through C.07.00. But the maximum number of
	    connections in transport over CLNS is 1024. The
	    no_of_connections parameter was being checked against
	    1024 instead of 4096.

	15. The parameter 'snet_esis' set to 0 prevents a subnet's
	    ESH from being sent. Despite this, a non-HP machine
	    sending out a DC (Disconnect Confirm) to an ALLES
	    address, triggers the sending of an ESH for all LAN
	    subnets. The fix, suppresses sending out an ESH upon
	    receiving a DC on ALLES address.

	16. Combining TRS_FLW (defined as 0x10) with TRS_CLASS2
	    (defined as 0x20), will conflict with newly added
	    TRS_CLASS3 (0x30). Also, it would make the code easier
	    to understand, since the value passed to TPI is
	    consistent with transport context (ctxp->tccnfc).

	PHNE_8223:
	1.  Additional functionality.

	2.  As  tp4clns_maxret  = 1000, we should never spend
	    more than than 1000  deciseconds (1 decisecond = 1/10
	    of a second) between two successive  retransmissions.
	    The limit is not checked,  before the  retransmission
	    timer is increased.

	3.  The  routing  mechanism  was  trying to  access a
	    routing  entry which was not valid any more.  The fix
	    is to verify the entry before referencing it.

	4.  A RCI  pointer  was set  properly.  It  ended  up
	    pointing to the wrong data structure.  Now the fix is
	    to ensure proper initialization of this pointer.

	5.  Changes to provide  OSIPING  added an  additional
	    network  SAP (#72) to the  static  configuration.  At
	    startup time OTS initialization places the address of
	    the  CLNS  Network  SAP in each of the CONS and  CLNS
	    SATs.  The  algorithm  assumed that the CLNS  Network
	    SAP   would   be  the   last   Network   SAP  in  the
	    configuration.  This is no longer  true, the  OSIPING
	    SAP is 72, and the  CLNS  SAP is 70 and  thus  72 was
	    being  placed in both SATs.  MSDSG  looks in the CONS
	    SAT, finds the wrong SAP number and promptly fails.

	6.  rocedure  did not do an explicit  return(0)  when
	    successful.

	7.  a) missing  shift in KSH  script
	    b) The more bit processing was incorrect.
	    c) No support provided for processing RFC1006
	       traces existed in osipdufmt.

	8.  A local attachment  pointer was not set properly.
	    In the case of CLNS/X.25 without LAN, the CLNS master
	    SAP(21) was occupied by X.25 .  All X.25 code assumed
	    that the  saphctx  field of the SAP would  point to a
	    local  attachment  structure,  which was not true for
	    the CLNS master SAP.  The fix was to check explicitly
	    to see if we are  handling a CLNS  master  SAP and to
	    treat it as a special case.

	PHNE_7782:
	1. Additional functionality.

	PHNE_7406:
	1. OTSSTART is setting the umask to 0.
	2. Each of the scripts for otsaddis, otsaddroute, and
	   otsdelroute were missing a necessary "then".
	3. The X.25 product was modified for MP systems, and
	   these changes cause OTS to panic.
	4. Streams changed on 10.x so that pending outbound
	   data is not always visible to OTS. Therefore OTS
	   occasionally sends data when there is other
	   pending outbound data unsent.

	PHNE_6725:
	1. This problem is caused by decoding a header that does not
	 exist. osiping and CLNI do not work for subset 0, since
	 they require the CLNP header to decode the echo request and
	 echo response PDUs.  Problem with data corruption is fixed
	2. The ROSE library tried to dereference the pointer
	 without first checking it, hence the core-dump.  The ROSE
	 library now performs proper check on pointer.
	3. Session returned bad information from ses_reg_rq
	 which made the binding in ses_con_rq fail.
	4. The kernel flow control module returns invalid flow
	 control information during an ap_open() call.  This
	 invalid information causes ai_putmsg(), an internal library
	 function, to loop.  The kernel flow control module now
	 returns valid information
	5. A missing call to create a trace header in the module
	 tr4sub.c is resulting in memory corruption of OTS data
	 structures.  The nature of the panic depends on which
	 data structure gets corrupted and when the corrupt data
	 is accessed.  This only happens when the MSDSG relay
	 function is operating and is associated only with
	 disconnect processing.  The code has been modified to
	 create the necessary trace header so that the memory
	 corruption does not occur.
	6. FTAM cannot determine whether or not it is safe to
	 delete files of the form Saannnnn in
	 /usr/spool/sockets/osi.  Apparently, this can only
	 be safely done by OTS during stack startup.  OTS now
	 removes these files.
	7. The shell script osipdufmt was not modified to
	 correctly handle the new X.25 formatter output under
	 HP-UX 10.X.  This is fixed in this patch.
	8. An end system hello is sent for the NSAP that has just
	 been added.  The sap table is not initialized and a null
	 pointer is dereferenced.
	9. OTS osidiag initialized the NSAPs even though they are
	 unlikely to be used, and all values set are displayed.
	 With this patch osidiag does not initialize the NSAPs.
	10 ap_rcv() calls a decoding routine in the ROSE library to
	 decode an incoming ROSE result indication.  But the decoder
	 returns a negative data length, which causes ap_rcv() to
	 loop. ap_rcv() will now check for a valid data length.
	11. The OTS product never proposes a TSDU Max Size in the
	 Session connect request and always expects in the accept a
	 TSDU Max Size of NULL or none at all.  The fix is to
	 ignore TSDU Max Size.
	12. The ROSE library does not correctly encode the length
	 field if it requires more than 2 bytes.  The fix is to
	 correctly encode a length requiring more than 2 bytes.
	13. The wrong location was being used for the FTAM utility
	 osistat.
	14. The ROSE library tried to dereference the pointer
	 without first checking it, hence the core-dump.
	 The fix is to ensure the pointer is not NULL before
	 dereferencing it.
	15. OTS transport limits the number of outstanding connect
	 indications (qlen) to 255 or 1/2 the remaining contexts
	 whichever is lower.  There is a logic error in the code
	 that allowed qlen to exceed the limit and caused the
	 problem.  The fix enforces the qlen limit.
	16. The panic occurs when ERcMultiFail() tries to
	 dereference a NULL pointer.  The pointer is now checked.

SR:
	1653211466 1653218560 1653209338 1653205781 1653210427
	4701355776 4701355750 4701350546 1653208389 4701336867
	1653184358 1653181636 4701325464 1653194142 1653190223
	4701338129 1653182071 5003347740 1653199059 1653193128
	1653200253 1653199778 1653190926 1653180448 1653182170
	5003335968 1653182915 4701332593 1653181628 4701335182
	1653157958 5003275693 1653159491 5003304972 5003306175
	1653163683 1653164012 1653165019 1653162081 1653157875

Patch Files:
	/opt/ots/conf/lib/libotsam.a
	/opt/ots/lib/osiconf/osiconf.lib
	/opt/ots/lbin/otsconstat
	/opt/ots/bin/otslaystat
	/opt/ots/bin/setnet
	/opt/ots/bin/osipdudump
	/opt/ots/bin/otsturbo
	/opt/ots/bin/otsshownsaps
	/opt/ots/bin/otsaddnsap
	/opt/ots/bin/otsbulliop
	/opt/ots/bin/otsdelnsap
	/opt/ots/bin/otsintap
	/opt/ots/lbin/osiadminx
	/opt/ots/lib/libotss.sl
	/opt/ots/lib/libotss.a
	/opt/ots/bin/otsaddes
	/opt/ots/bin/otsaddis
	/opt/ots/bin/otsaddroute
	/opt/ots/bin/otsdeles
	/opt/ots/bin/otsdelroute
	/opt/ots/bin/otsshowes
	/opt/ots/bin/otsstart
	/opt/ots/bin/osiconfchk
	/opt/ots/bin/osipdufmt
	/opt/ots/include/otsadmin.h
	/opt/ots/lbin/bin2conf
	/opt/ots/lbin/conf2bin
	/opt/ots/lbin/osiconfx
	/opt/ots/lbin/osidiagx
	/opt/ots/lbin/otstrans
	/opt/ots/lib/OTShardconf
	/opt/ots/lib/libapli.a
	/opt/ots/lib/libapli.sl
	/opt/ots/lib/libxap.a
	/opt/ots/lib/libxap.sl
	/opt/ots/lib/libotsadm.a
	/opt/ots/lib/libotsadm.sl
	/opt/ots/lib/librose.a
	/opt/ots/lib/librose.sl
	/opt/ots/lib/nls/msg/C/osiconfchk.cat
	/opt/ots/lib/nls/msg/C/osidiag.cat
	/opt/ots/man/man1m.Z/otsaddes.1m
	/opt/ots/man/man1m.Z/otsdeles.1m
	/opt/ots/man/man1m.Z/otsshowes.1m
	/opt/ots/man/man3.Z/otsaddnsap.3
	/opt/ots/man/man3.Z/otsdelnsap.3
	/opt/ots/man/man3.Z/otsshownsaps.3
	/opt/ots/man/man1m/osipdufmt.1m

what(1) Output:
	/opt/ots/lib/OTShardconf:
		OTS: C.06.00
		OTShardconf PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
	/opt/ots/lbin/bin2conf:
		OTS: C.06.00
		ics.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		cv_tbl.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		$Revision: 76.152 $
	/opt/ots/lbin/conf2bin:
		OTS: C.06.00
		ics.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		cv_tbl.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		$Revision: 76.152 $
	/opt/ots/lib/libapli.a:
		OTS: C.06.00
		al_rcv.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		al_utl.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		al_ptrace.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/lib/libapli.sl:
		OTS: C.06.00
		al_rcv.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		al_utl.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		al_ptrace.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/lib/libotsadm.a:
		OTS: C.06.00
		oa_laystat.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8222/PHNE_8223)
	/opt/ots/lib/libotsadm.sl:
		OTS: C.06.00
		oa_laystat.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8222/PHNE_8223)
	/opt/ots/conf/lib/libotsam.a:
		strosxconf.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		FILESET OTS-KRN: libotsam.a: Revision: C.06.00
		e2iadm.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		e2icstz.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		e2isub.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		e2xsub.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8222/PHNE_8223)
		netcstz.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		netmai2.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		netmain.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		genoeof.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		pstsub1.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		pstsub2.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		sesdec.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		tr4cstz.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		tr4mai2.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
		tr4sub.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		trscod.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8222/PHNE_8223)
		trsdec.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		trsmai2.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		trssub.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
		strintses.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		strosxint.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7405/PHNE_7406)
		strosxmem.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		strosxopi.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		strosxos.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		strosxtool.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7405/PHNE_7406)
		strosxtpi.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		hp_osxx25.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8222/PHNE_8223)
		sx25_lam.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		hp_osxfcutil.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		strosxrK6.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/lib/libotss.a:
		OTS: C.06.00
		admlib.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
		chnlib.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
		inxlib.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/lib/libotss.sl:
		inxlib.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
		OTS: C.06.00
		admlib.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
		chnlib.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/lib/librose.a:
		ro_encode.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		OTS: C.06.00
		ro_func.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		ro_util.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/lib/librose.sl:
		ro_encode.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		OTS: C.06.00
		ro_func.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		ro_util.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/lib/libxap.a:
		OTS: C.06.00
		xal_ptrace.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/lib/libxap.sl:
		OTS: C.06.00
		xal_ptrace.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/lbin/osiadminx:
		HP92453-02A.10.00 HP-UX SYMBOLIC DEBUGGER (END.O) $R
			evision: 74.03 $
		OTS: C.06.00
		osifuncs.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
	/opt/ots/lib/osiconf/osiconf.lib:
		None
	/opt/ots/bin/osiconfchk:
		OTS: C.06.00
		chk_strnge.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		structures.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8222/PHNE_8223)
		find_line.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		add_parms.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		cv_tbl.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		$Revision: 76.152 $
	/opt/ots/lib/nls/msg/C/osiconfchk.cat:
		OTS: C.06.00
		osiconfchk.cat PATCH_C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
	/opt/ots/lbin/osiconfx:
		HP92453-02A.10.00 HP-UX SYMBOLIC DEBUGGER (END.O) $R
			evision: 74.03 $
		OTS: C.06.00
		cf_beutils.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		cv_tbl.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		structures.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8222/PHNE_8223)
	/opt/ots/lib/nls/msg/C/osidiag.cat:
		OTS: C.06.00
		osidiag.msg PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/lbin/osidiagx:
		OTS: C.06.00
		bit.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_6724/PHNE_6725)
		output.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
		lan3_test.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		$Header: lan3_test.c,v 1.9 94/07/07 15:54:20 tomh Ex
			p $
		xti_exec.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8222/PHNE_8223)
		CMIS/CMIP_version_1.6 @(#)
		sbm.h, revision 3.0 890801
		SYN_body.c CMIS/CMIP_version_1.6.1
		ics.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		cv_tbl.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		addtype.c 2.3   Released: 3/13/88
		pdu.c 2.1   Released: 10/4/87
		fpdu.c    2.3   Released: 3/13/88
		apdu.c    2.2   Released: 3/13/88
		apdu.c    2.2   Released: 3/13/88
		fpdu.c    2.3   Released: 3/13/88
		vd.c  2.3    Released: 8/1/88
		directory.c 2.3    Released: 3/13/88
		file.c  2.1    Released: 10/4/87
		sbmlib.c, revision 1.0 890801
		sbmlib.h, revision 3.0 890801
		sbm.h, revision 3.0 890801
		sbmprv.c, revision 1.0 890801
		sbmlib.h, revision 3.0 890801
		sbm.h, revision 3.0 890801
	/opt/ots/bin/osipdudump:
		osipdudump PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		OTS: C.06.00
	/opt/ots/bin/osipdufmt:
		OTS: C.06.00
		osipdufmt PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
	/opt/ots/man/man1m/osipdufmt.1m:
		C.06.00
		osipdufmt.1m PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
	/opt/ots/bin/otsaddes:
		OTS: C.06.00
		otsaddes PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
	/opt/ots/man/man1m.Z/otsaddes.1m:
		None
	/opt/ots/bin/otsaddis:
		OTS: C.06.00
		otsaddis PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7405/PHNE_7406)
	/opt/ots/bin/otsaddnsap:
		otsaddnsap PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		OTS: C.06.00
	/opt/ots/man/man3.Z/otsaddnsap.3:
		None
	/opt/ots/bin/otsaddroute:
		OTS: C.06.00
		otsaddroute PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7405/PHNE_7406)
	/opt/ots/include/otsadmin.h:
		OTS:     C.06.00
	/opt/ots/bin/otsbulliop:
		otsbulliop PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		C.06.00
	/opt/ots/lbin/otsconstat:
		OTS:   C.06.00
		otsconstat PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
	/opt/ots/bin/otsdeles:
		OTS: C.06.00
		otsdeles PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
	/opt/ots/man/man1m.Z/otsdeles.1m:
		None
	/opt/ots/bin/otsdelnsap:
		otsdelnsap PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		OTS: C.06.00
	/opt/ots/man/man3.Z/otsdelnsap.3:
		None
	/opt/ots/bin/otsdelroute:
		OTS: C.06.00
		otsdelroute PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7405/PHNE_7406)
	/opt/ots/bin/otsintap:
		otsintap PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		C.06.00
	/opt/ots/bin/otslaystat:
		OTS:   C.06.00
		otslaystat PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
	/opt/ots/bin/otsshowes:
		OTS: C.06.00
		otsshowes PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
	/opt/ots/man/man1m.Z/otsshowes.1m:
		None
	/opt/ots/bin/otsshownsaps:
		otsshownsaps PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		OTS: C.06.00
	/opt/ots/man/man3.Z/otsshownsaps.3:
		None
	/opt/ots/bin/otsstart:
		OTS: C.06.00
		otsstart PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
	/opt/ots/lbin/otstrans:
		HP92453-02A.10.00 HP-UX SYMBOLIC DEBUGGER (END.O) $R
			evision: 74.03 $
		OTS: C.06.00
		translib.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8222/PHNE_8223)
		genlib.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_11063/PHNE_11064)
		ics.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		cv_tbl.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		routelib.c PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_7781/PHNE_7782)
		$Revision: 76.152 $
	/opt/ots/bin/otsturbo:
		otsturbo PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		OTS: C.06.00
	/opt/ots/bin/setnet:
		setnet PATCH C.06.00 (PHNE_8827/PHNE_8828)
		C.06.00

cksum(1) Output:
	1088572968 2892 /opt/ots/lib/OTShardconf
	3820512851 180224 /opt/ots/lbin/bin2conf
	2546503131 184320 /opt/ots/lbin/conf2bin
	2798599998 3711892 /opt/ots/lib/libapli.a
	3083525057 4146420 /opt/ots/lib/libapli.sl
	891456877 17632 /opt/ots/lib/libotsadm.a
	615931507 24576 /opt/ots/lib/libotsadm.sl
	347107447 1778476 /opt/ots/conf/lib/libotsam.a
	2064391156 1898148 /opt/ots/lib/libotss.a
	2258589718 2168700 /opt/ots/lib/libotss.sl
	1728174708 367928 /opt/ots/lib/librose.a
	555471356 413024 /opt/ots/lib/librose.sl
	3814498634 3784834 /opt/ots/lib/libxap.a
	1053761627 4274764 /opt/ots/lib/libxap.sl
	153632699 563952 /opt/ots/lbin/osiadminx
	2868410105 55021 /opt/ots/lib/osiconf/osiconf.lib
	2266552553 389120 /opt/ots/bin/osiconfchk
	3758686631 16313 /opt/ots/lib/nls/msg/C/osiconfchk.cat
	22896856 1154856 /opt/ots/lbin/osiconfx
	65580959 354980 /opt/ots/lib/nls/msg/C/osidiag.cat
	1351980173 7621536 /opt/ots/lbin/osidiagx
	1277687730 5881 /opt/ots/bin/osipdudump
	836349128 10871 /opt/ots/bin/osipdufmt
	4209802540 8048 /opt/ots/man/man1m/osipdufmt.1m
	1110035727 17037 /opt/ots/bin/otsaddes
	1202482645 3500 /opt/ots/man/man1m.Z/otsaddes.1m
	409225359 15368 /opt/ots/bin/otsaddis
	181073972 5208 /opt/ots/bin/otsaddnsap
	3244479151 2363 /opt/ots/man/man3.Z/otsaddnsap.3
	3857021245 6896 /opt/ots/bin/otsaddroute
	1186627331 790 /opt/ots/include/otsadmin.h
	3289961810 3157 /opt/ots/bin/otsbulliop
	2446542958 8194 /opt/ots/lbin/otsconstat
	3746606866 7666 /opt/ots/bin/otsdeles
	148868161 1422 /opt/ots/man/man1m.Z/otsdeles.1m
	3723144052 4726 /opt/ots/bin/otsdelnsap
	2066062075 1666 /opt/ots/man/man3.Z/otsdelnsap.3
	4080488330 5905 /opt/ots/bin/otsdelroute
	2898130999 3178 /opt/ots/bin/otsintap
	1573662109 4846 /opt/ots/bin/otslaystat
	2474208630 16265 /opt/ots/bin/otsshowes
	483424363 921 /opt/ots/man/man1m.Z/otsshowes.1m
	3485778889 5003 /opt/ots/bin/otsshownsaps
	2552119094 1648 /opt/ots/man/man3.Z/otsshownsaps.3
	2805383624 15143 /opt/ots/bin/otsstart
	2836046488 640384 /opt/ots/lbin/otstrans
	510328395 2677 /opt/ots/bin/otsturbo
	1042980011 792 /opt/ots/bin/setnet

Patch Conflicts: None

Patch Dependencies: None

Hardware Dependencies: None

Other Dependencies: None

Supersedes:
	PHNE_6725 PHNE_7406 PHNE_7782 PHNE_8223 PHNE_8828

Equivalent Patches:
	PHNE_11063:
	s800: 10.10

Patch Package Size: 33230 KBytes

Installation Instructions:
	Please review all instructions and the Hewlett-Packard
	SupportLine User Guide or your Hewlett-Packard support terms
	and conditions for precautions, scope of license,
	restrictions, and, limitation of liability and warranties,
	before installing this patch.
	------------------------------------------------------------
	1. Back up your system before installing a patch.

	2. Login as root.

	3. Copy the patch to the /tmp directory.

	4. Move to the /tmp directory and unshar the patch:

		cd /tmp
		sh PHNE_11064

	5a. For a standalone system, run swinstall to install the
	    patch:

		swinstall -x autoreboot=true -x match_target=true \
			-s /tmp/PHNE_11064.depot

	5b. For a homogeneous NFS Diskless cluster run swcluster on the
	    server to install the patch on the server and the clients:

		swcluster -i -b

	    This will invoke swcluster in the interactive mode and
	    force all clients to be shut down.

	    WARNING: All cluster clients must be shut down prior to the
		     patch installation.  Installing the patch while the
		     clients are booted is unsupported and can lead to
		     serious problems.

	    The swcluster command will invoke an swinstall session in which
	    you must specify:

		alternate root path  -  default is /export/shared_root/OS_700
		source depot path    -  /tmp/PHNE_11064.depot

	    To complete the installation, select the patch by choosing
	    "Actions -> Match What Target Has" and then "Actions -> Install"
	    from the Menubar.

	5c. For a heterogeneous NFS Diskless cluster:

		- run swinstall on the server as in step 5a to install
		  the patch on the cluster server.

		- run swcluster on the server as in step 5b to install
		  the patch on the cluster clients.

	By default swinstall will archive the original software in
	/var/adm/sw/patch/PHNE_11064.  If you do not wish to retain a
	copy of the original software, you can create an empty file
	named /var/adm/sw/patch/PATCH_NOSAVE.

	Warning: If this file exists when a patch is installed, the
	         patch cannot be deinstalled.  Please be careful
		 when using this feature.

	It is recommended that you move the PHNE_11064.text file to
	/var/adm/sw/patch for future reference.

	To put this patch on a magnetic tape and install from the
	tape drive, use the command:

		dd if=/tmp/PHNE_11064.depot of=/dev/rmt/0m bs=2k

Special Installation Instructions:
	If the optional filesets ROSE-PRG, APLI-PRG, XAP-PRG,
	OTS-SES-PRG or OTS-MAN have not been previously installed,
	then this patch will add new files not previously installed
	on the system.

	If this patch is swremoved, the kernel will have to be
	MANUALLY regened and the system will have to be MANUALLY
	rebooted before it returns to its behaviour which existed
	prior to the patch installation. The kernel library
	/opt/ots/conf/lib/libotsam.a is returned to its previous
	contents before the patch, but the kernel is not regened
	by swremove.