I tried to use pkgrm, but it just tells me to use the java uninstaller. And pkgrm won't clear out prodreg.
[RC] On Wednesday, May 30, 2007, at 12:14PM, "Eduardo Esteban" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Here is a document that describes similar issues with uninstall on Linux. >You may have to use pkgdel instead of rpm. >After you complete the install, don't forget to run the dominstall >program. > >Eduardo > >Fail to upgrade DP for Domino 5.3.0.x > Before a new version of DP for Domino 5.3.0.x can be installed, the >current version must be uninstalled using the following uninstall command > java -cp /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/domino/_uninst/uninstall.jar run > >Note: Uninstalling with the rpm command is not a substitute for this >uninstall command. Do not use the rpm command to manually uninstall the DP >for Domino unless performing the cleanup steps listed lower in this >document. > >The following describes how to successfully complete the upgrade following >the two most common upgrade error cases. > >Case 1: Incorrectly uninstalling the existing version of DP for Domino >using rpm commands. >When rpm -e command is used to uninstall DP for Domino 5.3.0.x before >installing the new version, the installation of the newer version fails >with a message similar to the following: > >Error installing the RPM package TDP-Domino.book. >error: Failed dependencies: > TDP-Domino >= 5.3.0 is needed by TDP-Domino.book-5.3.0-2 > >To resolve the problem, perform the following two steps: > I. Run the uninstall program as follows: >java -cp /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/domino/_uninst/uninstall.jar run > > II. Re-install the new version of DP for Domino using the steps in the >README. > >Case 2: The new version of DP for Domino is installed without uninstalling >the existing version. >When the new version is installed without uninstalling the previous >version, >the install completes successfully, but the newer version is not >installed. > >To resolve the problem, perform the following three steps: > I. Run the uninstall program as follows: >java -cp /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/domino/_uninst/uninstall.jar run > > II. This uninstall command may fail with messages similar to the >following: > >Error uninstalling the RPM package TDP-Domino.book. >error: "TDP-Domino.book" specifies multiple packages > >Error uninstalling the RPM package TDP-Domino.book. >error: "TDP-Domino.book" specifies multiple packages > >Error uninstalling the RPM package TDP-Domino. >error: Failed dependencies: >TDP-Domino >= 5.3.0 is needed by (installed) TDP-Domino.book-5.3.0-0 >TDP-Domino >= 5.3.0 is needed by (installed) TDP-Domino.book-5.3.0-2 > >Run "rpm -qa | grep -i domino" to list the remnant DP for Domino rpm >packages installed, followed by "rpm -e <TDP-package-name>" to forcefully >remove each of these remaining DP for Domino rpm packages. > >For example: >rpm -e TDP-Domino.book-5.3.0-2 >rpm -e TDP-Domino.book-5.3.0-0 >rpm -e TDP-Domino-5.3.0-0 > >III. Re-install the new version of DP for Domino using the steps in the >README. > > >Eduardo > > > >Robert Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent by: "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[email protected]> >05/30/2007 11:34 AM >Please respond to >"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[email protected]> > > >To >[email protected] >cc > >Subject >How does one completely uninstall TDP Domino 5.3.0.5 on Solaris 10? > > > > > > >I've been working on setting up TDP for Domino on Solaris 10 (SPARC). > >On our test box, domdsmc 5.3.0.0 dumps core reliably at the end of each >run. > >After installing the 5.3.0.5 ptf, I have a workaround that keeps the >coredump from recurring. (Comment out the "alias domdsmc=domdsmc_node" >line in the genereated profile file.) > >In an effort to document the install process, there was a need to wipe >the slate clean and re-install TDP 5.3.0.0 and 5.3.0.5. The problem is >that even after running the java unistall process, lines are left in >prodreg which make the installer think 5.3.0.5 is still installed. > >I can re-install 5.3.0.0. But when I attempt to re-install 5.3.0.5 ptf, it >appears that no files are actually installed, and the version returned >during the TDP run still shows version 5.3.0.0 > >I looked for a documented process like cleaning up an aborted ISC install >on AIX, but there doesn't appear to be anything relevant out there for TDP >on Solaris. (There is no vpd.properties file on Solaris, things get >registered in "prodreg".) > >Any help would be appreciated. (If Tivoli dumped ISMP, that'd be great >too.) > >[RC] > >
