Andrew Pattison wrote:
The correct way to do it is like this:
% pkgchk -l -p /usr/dt/bin/netscape
Pathname: /usr/dt/bin/netscape
Type: symbolic link
Source of link: ../appconfig/netscape/netscape
Referenced by the following packages:
NSCPcom
t status: installed
%
The incorrect (but common way) is like this:
% grep bin/netscape /var/sadm/install/contents
/usr/dt/bin/netscape=../appconfig/netscape/netscape s
none NSCPcom
Many thanks - both of those worked a treat.
Note that Solaris 9 isn't Open Solaris, so if you need
help with it,
you should be going through the normal support
channels.
Since I downloaded Solaris 9 from Sun's website and am not paying for support, the only
support available to me is "community support" i.e. mailing lists and web
forums. Since OpenSolaris.org appears to have the highest traffic forums geared towards
Solaris users, I posted here. If you know of a better online forum, please let me know
and I'll post there instead. ;-)
Any reason for choosing Solaris 9? It would be best to download
Solaris Express and it is the one actively supported by the OpenSolaris
community.
For example, on Solaris 9, you would have netscape browser which is not
supported in any shape or form. So much has changed and improved since
Solaris 9
days. It is best to adopt the latest OpenSolaris or even Solaris 10
which active support (from community) are available :)
-Ghee
Cheers
Andrew.
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