What is /opt/sun_docs used for, in Solaris 10?

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Published on 2010-08-31T06:35:36Z Indexed on 2011/06/23 0:24 UTC
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Solaris 10, SPARC.

While trying clean up my "/opt" directory, I saw the "sun_docs" directory.

I scanned the contents with "du -a", and also found a single, possibly related file (/var/opt/sun_docs/sundocs.html).

If I understand correctly, it looks like a local set of HTML files, designed to be ready by a locally running browser? It looks like it could be shared via http, if an admin knew how to turn that on.

I did google and check docs.sun.com.

-ben

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