On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 7:01 AM, Mikael Dalsgard <mikaeld at dalsgard.fupp.net> wrote: > Ben Taylor wrote: >> >> On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 6:08 AM, Mikael Dalsgard >> <mikaeld at dalsgard.fupp.net> wrote: >>> >>> Akhilesh Mritunjai wrote: >>>>> >>>>> This is for Solaris 10/X86-64 system only. >>>>> >>>> Cool. Is it supposed to work on OpenSolaris too ? >>> >>> Maybe someone else has answered you directly. Anyway, I gave this a go >>> on my OpenSolaris 2008.11 box. The script had to be amended a couple of >>> places (one of them beeing a bug: $WHOMAMI instead of $WHOAMI), but all >>> quit obvious. >> >> It's not a bug. This is not for OS2008.XX. These are System V packages, >> and the dependencies are for Solaris 10/x64. There are several packages >> which will likely hurt an OS2008.xx system. > > Take it easy, I did get you clear and loud! But sometimes you want to try > anyway, don't you. If I messed up on this machine so what, I didn't care. It > was no complaint, just an explanation for the guy who asked. > And: I didn't say what I changed in the script was all bugs, far from it. > Because I _knew_ it was written for Solaris 10 - I had read your message! > That was one of the reason for the text in the last part of my mail.
Ok. Just making sure. I don't want anyone accusing me that the install script roached their system. > But I _still_ think _this_ must be a bug: > > On line 72 the variable WHOAMI is defined. Then on the next line the > variable WHOMAMI is used in the test. Yes. Thank you for the catch, and I'm sorry I missed it the first time. I had to look at it 2 or 3 times before I realized the tpyo. Ben
