Thanks for the reply on this, Tim.
I was finally able to get around to doing this on one of my machines and
the pkgrecv just stops part way through the start up:
root:~# http_proxy=http://tlc:8080 pkgrecv -s
http://swie.us.oracle.com:10000 -d /export/home/temp -m all-timestamps '*'
Processing packages for publisher solaris ...
root:~#
Is there a better log to look at and see why this is failing? I've tried
upping the values for PKG_CLIENT_CONNECT_TIMEOUT,
PKG_CLIENT_MAX_TIMEOUT, and PKG_CLIENT_LOWSPEED_TIMEOUT with no change
in behavior.
Thanks!
-BP
On 8/30/12 2:24 PM, Tim Foster wrote:
On 08/31/12 07:15 AM, Brian Phipps wrote:
Hi All,
We use a proxy cache hierarchy between our repo and the 4 main locations
where we perform installs. Beyond just performing AI installs to pull
the repo content through the cache's, can anyone think of a way to
"pre-seed" our cache machines with the repo content?
I've tried using pkgrecv in this fashion and it didn't work:
export http_proxy=http://swcache:8080; pkgrecv -s http://repo:10000 -d
/dev/null '*' solaris
This failed because there is no repo setup in /dev/null. Any thoughts on
how I might accomplish something similar to the above to get my bits
cached?
Create a repository in a scratch area, and pkgrecv into it then
destroy the repository.
# pkgrepo create /scratch/foo
# http_proxy=foo pkgrecv -s http://repo:10000 -d /scratch/foo '*'
# rm -rf /scratch/foo
cheers,
tim
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