Hi,
For OpenSolaris and Solaris which programs should I be using to get a list of
_all_ (within reason of course) software packages installed, the versions and
if possible the date installed?
For Solaris it seems to be pkginfo, but I'm not clear on how it works for
OpenSolaris.
For example
On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 5:14 AM, Lincoln Yeoh
lincoln.y...@isatechnologies.com wrote:
Hi,
For OpenSolaris and Solaris which programs should I be using to get a list of
_all_ (within reason of course) software packages installed, the versions and
if possible the date installed?
For Solaris
On 10/ 5/10 04:25 AM, julian wrote:
K, I've managed to run this as the root user now by removing the type=role
entry of the root user, but still get the same error:
The Wizard could not detect the source files. Exiting
As another test I tried this on a Centos VM as the root user, and the
On 10/5/2010 11:04 AM, Jürgen Keil wrote:
I can reproduce the problem on my system running bash so I don't think
it is related the the shell:
(gdb) b main
Breakpoint 1 at 0x8050ccc: file g.c, line 4.
(gdb) r
Starting program: /home/gvasick/a.out
Breakpoint 1, main (argc=260904,
The Desktop team is considering EOL'ing Python 2.4 in the near future
before the next release of Solaris. This will ease maintenance and
require less support moving forward.
The Desktop team has already been working with the printing team, the
IPS team, and other teams to make this switch, and
Yeh thanks I found this out today too - I just assumed it would ... big
mistake. Installed Solaris 10 instead and got it installed on there. But not
without several issues along the way !!
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I retested with gcc 3.4.3 and everything works fine.
Using the 4.3.3 compiler, the breakpoint is being set right at the address of
main
before the prologue code is executed. I will need to investigate why
that is happening.
Hmm...
On opensolaris b134, after pkg install gcc-43, and
Hi,
SunMC is pretty much EOL and the replacement is Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops
Center. However, if you like SunMC, you can get the equiv from the folks who
wrote the monitoring components:
http://www.halcyoninc.com/
They wrote the monitoring components and sell their own stand-alone
But why do the fake version strings differ depending on the tool used? Is
there a translation/conversion I should use for them?
Is it correct then to say that on OpenSolaris I should only use: pkg and NOT
use pkginfo at all? And pkg will show all the SVR4 stuff with the correct
versions etc?
