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Error Conditions

Table 7-10 suggests ways to resolve user problems with registration.

Table 7-10 Registration Errors
Problem Solution
Registration form failed to initialize: Web page window is displayed, requesting that user see the system administrator to resolve the problem. Check for missing registration files.
Form could not be e-mailed: Dialog box is displayed requesting that user see the system administrator to resolve problem. Check to whether if e-mail is configured correctly. Also ensure that CDE is available on the user system because it must be present to e-mail the completed registration form. Alternatively, users can print the form and fax or mail it.
Form could not be printed: Dialog box is displayed requesting that the user see the system administrator to resolve problem. Check whether the printer is configured correctly. Alternatively, user can e-mail form.
Form could not be saved: Dialog box is displayed, verifying that registration succeeded; however, the registration information cannot be recalled when updating registration. Check user's home directory. Required action depends on the system configuration.

Disabling User Registration

If system administrators register for your organization, you may want to disable individual user registration as part of setting up user accounts. You can disable User Registration either before or after installing Solaris software. Before Solaris software is installed, you can

•  Deselect the SUNWsregu package (interactive installation).
•  Modify a custom JumpStart profile to not install the SUNWsregu package.
•  Create and run a finish script that creates a file named solregis which contains the line: DISABLE=1 in the /etc/default directory on one or more systems.

After Solaris software is installed, you can

•  Use the pkgrm command to remove the SUNWsregu package.
•  Create a solregis file that contains the line DISABLE=1 in the /etc/default directory.


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