[request-sponsor] Bugid: 6506683 Category:Subcategory >> utility:shell

2008-02-12 Thread Visakh M R
hi,

I found this bug interesting and i wish to work on it:
Bugid: 6506683
Synopsis Add a simple command to search for installed files in solaris 
systems
Category:Subcategoryutility:shell

SCA no: OS0192

is there any procedure for approving a new command?


Visakh
 
 
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[request-sponsor] Bugid: 6506683 Category:Subcategory >> utility:shell

2008-02-12 Thread Darren J Moffat
Visakh M R wrote:
> hi,
> 
> I found this bug interesting and i wish to work on it:
> Bugid: 6506683
> Synopsis   Add a simple command to search for installed files in solaris 
> systems
> Category:Subcategoryutility:shell
> 
> SCA no: OS0192
> 
> is there any procedure for approving a new command?

Yes see the ARC community.

However I'm not even sure if this bug needs to be fixed since the 
pkgchk(1) command can already do what I think this bug is asking for.

$ pkgchk -v -P bin/vim
/opt/csw/bin/vimtutor
/usr/bin/vim
/usr/bin/vimdiff
/usr/bin/vimtutor


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Darren J Moffat



[request-sponsor] Bugid: 6506683 Category:Subcategory >> utility:shell

2008-02-12 Thread Stephen Hahn
* Darren J Moffat  [2008-02-12 11:12]:
> Visakh M R wrote:
> > hi,
> > 
> > I found this bug interesting and i wish to work on it:
> > Bugid: 6506683
> > Synopsis Add a simple command to search for installed files in solaris 
> > systems
> > Category:Subcategoryutility:shell
> > 
> > SCA no: OS0192
> > 
> > is there any procedure for approving a new command?
> 
> Yes see the ARC community.
> 
> However I'm not even sure if this bug needs to be fixed since the 
> pkgchk(1) command can already do what I think this bug is asking for.
> 
> $ pkgchk -v -P bin/vim
> /opt/csw/bin/vimtutor
> /usr/bin/vim
> /usr/bin/vimdiff
> /usr/bin/vimtutor

  And, if you were thinking of a more general facility for locating
  files, whether or not they were delivered by packaging, I would
  suggesting integrating GNU findutils into SFW.  (findutils provides
  locate(1).)

  - Stephen

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[request-sponsor] Bugid: 6506683 Category:Subcategory >> utility:shell

2008-02-13 Thread Ceri Davies
On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 09:35:36AM -0800, Stephen Hahn wrote:

>   And, if you were thinking of a more general facility for locating
>   files, whether or not they were delivered by packaging, I would
>   suggesting integrating GNU findutils into SFW.  (findutils provides
>   locate(1).)

There is also a BSD licensed locate, such as is used in Mac OS X
and the BSDs.

Ceri
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[request-sponsor] Bugid: 6506683 Category:Subcategory >> utility:shell

2008-02-12 Thread Stephen Hahn
* Ceri Davies  [2008-02-13 00:26]:
> On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 09:35:36AM -0800, Stephen Hahn wrote:
> 
> >   And, if you were thinking of a more general facility for locating
> >   files, whether or not they were delivered by packaging, I would
> >   suggesting integrating GNU findutils into SFW.  (findutils provides
> >   locate(1).)
> 
> There is also a BSD licensed locate, such as is used in Mac OS X
> and the BSDs.

  Also fine.  My main point is "if you want locate, don't reinvent it".
  :)

  - Stephen

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