Thanks for the answer but procadmin -s -g SecM is when the process is stop. Here the process is unregister du to the -u option I untered instead of -s.
so if I run procadmin -r SecM, the unixware is requesting for the absolute path of SecM which I don't know where it is..
I search for secm on the unixware and found /opt/secm/ or /var/secm but impossible to run it..
I didn't read your post as thoroughly as I should have. You did say "un-registered" rather than "stopped". I've never used the registered/unregistered switches, as there has been no need.
Just guessing now: Did you try procadmin -r -g SecM? I noticed that there is no "group" in the procadmin command when you attempted to re-register.
Restarting UW7 will not help, since only those apps that are "registered" will start.
I'll poke around today and see if I can come up with something.
There's a lesson to learn from this: don't do that!
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