Hi, If i have a local copy of the packages in pkg.opensolaris.org, I can install packages directly from a local disk, without needed to be connected to the internet (and this is fast). To make that I can do: pkg set-authority -P -O http://localhost:10000 localhost
Now I can choose in packagemanager between these two repositories. Let's assume I have a local copy of pkg-x.y.z-timestamp1 and this package is now called pkg-x.y.z-timestamp2. If I install pkg-x.y.z-timestamp2 from the localhost repository, it never tells me later on when on pkg.opensolaris.org will be a newer version of pkg. Also if I choose the pkg.opensolaris.org repository and select the pkg-x.y.z-timestamp1 it do not tells me that there is already a version of that. I assume the reason for that is because the packages are called the same, but comming from different authorities. Is that in any case possible (or will be) that I can install from localhost-repository, but it is seen from packagemanager as coming from a different (origin) authority to get newer version from this remote site ? Detlef _______________________________________________ pkg-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-discuss
