Harry Putnam wrote:
Shawn Walker <[email protected]> writes:
Harry Putnam wrote:
I've reverted the pkg manager from defaulting to dev to default to
released.
I hadn't made the jump to b117 and am at:
OpenSolaris 2009.06 snv_111b X86
In fact I completely removed dev from repository list in the pkg
manager.
But still I see pkg.names ending 117 when I run pkg search PKG
or search inside pkg manager.
Or to be more specific `pkg search iftop'
INDEX ACTION VALUE PACKAGE
basename file usr/sbin/iftop pkg:/[email protected]
basename file usr/sbin/iftop pkg:/[email protected]
basename file usr/sbin/iftop pkg:/[email protected]
basename file usr/sbin/iftop pkg:/[email protected]
description set iftop pkg:/[email protected]
description set iftop pkg:/[email protected]
pkg.description set iftop pkg:/[email protected]
pkg.description set iftop pkg:/[email protected]
pkg.summary set iftop pkg:/[email protected]
pkg.summary set iftop pkg:/[email protected]
What is the output of "pkg publisher" ?
pkg publisher
PUBLISHER TYPE STATUS URI
opensolaris.org (preferred) origin online
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev/
Should that be like that after removing dev from pkg manager?
The pkg manager shows only 1 repo... and its not dev.
pkg publisher -a might be useful as well.
Within the pkg manager what does the File -> Manage Repositories show in the
list of repositories ?
Any chance of a screen shot ?
When I switched the pkg manager... that should have taken care of
publisher too right?
When you say 'switched' what do you mean exactly ?
I mean, I see it DID NOT but is that the expected behavior?
Also, dinking around with pkg and various flags like -P or
set-publisher... I'm apparently not getting the syntax right... and
the commands are failing.
They do appear to be in accord with man `pkg but'... I may not
understanding what I'm seeing there.
pkg set-publisher http://pkg.opensolaris.org
pkg: set-publisher: publisher does not exist. Use -O to define origin URI for
new publisher.
pkg -P http://pkg.opensolaris.org
pkg: illegal global option -- P
The examples in man pkg do not appear to show how to set or change publisher.
So you would want to do something like:
pkg set-publisher -P -O http://pkg.opensolaris.org/release release-repo
The -P indicates the preferred repo to use and thus is optional.
The -O <url> indicates the URL for the repository
The last argument is the 'name' you give it
Ta
pete
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