On Thu, Sep 09, 2010 at 09:04:18PM -0700, Darren Reed wrote: > >>I think I'll add a "pkg set publisher -d darrenr" to my > >>first-boot-install service.. > >Maybe I don't understand your problem, but once you've disabled a > >publisher it should stay disabled. In your script, please use --disable > >since the -d option isn't documented and is deprecated. (It will be > >removed in a future dev release). > > What I'm doing here is using additional publishers to > install extra bits to make the install more "automated" > and require less touching up afterwards. Once the > install has finished, the publishers that provide those > packages are no longer required or relevant.
You might be able to use unset-publisher instead, but I'm not sure if Shawn has changed this so publishers with installed packages cannot be removed. I think that once the on-disk-format work has been finished you should just be able to point the client at an archive and install the extra packages without having to configure and un-configure a new publisher. This may be an easier solution than what you're trying to implement. > As for "-d" it is documented in 147's man page for "pkg" > under "set-publisher" ... I don't know if the documentation > has changed since then? Ah, my mistake then. I somehow didn't see this in the manpage when I looked, and thought we were removing it. Sorry for the confusion. -j _______________________________________________ pkg-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-discuss
