[...] > >So I thought, is it possible to update all packages which are 'older' > >than a given timestamp? > > There are no 'package matching algebra' operators if that's what > you're asking for. That is, there is currently no built-in way to > list all packages older than given timestamp, etc.
I see. Is pkg intended to be able to update to 'build xyz' or 'sru 123'? Or it is intended only to be updated to latest version available? Recently I was updating from build 160 to 171. That is not possible directly. So I ran something like pkg update -v --be-name 164 [email protected],5.11-0.164 ... pkg update -v --be-name 165 [email protected],5.11-0.165 ... pkg update -v --be-name 171 [email protected],5.11-0.171 Then I found out that wget is broken, because it is linked to old openssl libraries (0.9.6 or something) which are not there anymore. So I ran just pkg update and that installed latest bits and fixed things. I guess that's because entire 164, 165 and 171 does list wget as a dependency, so pkg had no reason updating it. But is there a way of going to 171 without running plain 'pkg update'? Maybe I should not use 'pkg update entire@...' but rather 'pkg update redistributable@...'? Or am I completely missing the point? :) Thank you -- Vlad _______________________________________________ pkg-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-discuss
