remove the Solaris tmpfs hack since everything should be running the

fixed mkcred now.

diff --git a/gen/nfs.sh b/gen/nfs.sh
index ba37bb911d27e4e1492bbd3e7cf9dd183a391671..834b0b6b95f3843d20c96e535cd011ffa036ef05 100644 (file)
--- a/gen/nfs.sh
+++ b/gen/nfs.sh
@@ -66,24 +66,8 @@ endif
 
 # After this point, if /tmp gets cleared out by reactivate (which
 # happens on a combined server/workstation) we don't care.
-
-if ("`uname -sr`" =~ SunOS*5*) then
-    mkdir /usr/etc/credtmp
-    mount -F tmpfs swap /usr/etc/credtmp
-    ln -s /usr/etc/credentials.new /usr/etc/credtmp/credentials.new
-    mkcred /usr/etc/credtmp/credentials.new
-    if ($status) then
-       umount /usr/etc/credtmp
-       rmdir /usr/etc/credtmp
-       exit $MR_MKCRED
-    endif
-    mv /usr/etc/credtmp/credentials.new.{dir,pag} /usr/etc/
-    umount /usr/etc/credtmp
-    rmdir /usr/etc/credtmp
-else
-    mkcred /usr/etc/credentials.new
-    if ($status) exit $MR_MKCRED
-endif
+mkcred /usr/etc/credentials.new
+if ($status) exit $MR_MKCRED
 
 # Try to install the files
 foreach e ( "" .dir .pag)