Gary Mills wrote: >> Gary Mills wrote: >>> I'm running snv_127, working my way through the >> procedure >>> to set up an AI server and install a client. I >> built the slim_source, >>> which creates svr4 packages, and then imported them >> into a >>> local repository. > [..] >>> Now, `installadm create-service' worked, but it >> reported this >>> error: >>> >>> /usr/lib/installadm/setup-image[294]: >> /usr/apache2/2.2/bin/apachectl: not found [No such >> file or directory] >>> I had to install the apache-2.2 package and clear >> the SMF >>> service to get past this one. Is a dependancy >> missing from >>> my IPS package? >> Yes, you have items missing from your package >> manifest, you can sort >> this out a bit by comparing with the manifest in the >> dev repository: >> >> http://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev/manifest/0/SUNWinstalla >> dm-tools%400.5.11%2C5.11-0.127%3A20091111T075012Z >> >> The additional manual dependency for SUNWapch22 and >> the actuator tag >> that causes automatic importing of the manifest are >> both added as part >> of the import processing done for each build. > > Does this mean that a simple `pkgsend import' is not going > to work completely for a svr4 package? How do you keep > track of dependancies and actions in this case? > > Through trial and error I found several other dependancies: > SUNWauto-install-common SUNWdhcs SUNWpython-lxml . > My task was ultimately successful, but I was disappointed > to discover how difficult it was to set up a development > environment.
The complete set of dependencies that we're manually expressing right now for SUNWinstalladm-tools is: depend SUNWapch22 depend SUNWauto-install-common depend SUNWdhcs depend SUNWdsd depend SUNWpysqlite depend SUNWpython-cherrypy depend SUNWpython-lxml depend SUNWsqlite3 depend SUNWtftp This is all somewhat difficult right now in part because we're still in the phase of delivering SVR4 packages from the projects/consolidations and then bulk-importing them using tools and metadata maintained in the pkg source tree. As we move to generating pkg(5) packages directly in from the sources in the next couple of months I expect we'll alleviate a lot of the difficulty you've experienced. Thanks for persevering, though! Dave
