[ again, redirected to pkg-discuss, bcc'ed to install-discuss ] On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 01:47:21AM +0200, Jens Elkner wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 10:43:43AM -0700, Danek Duvall wrote: > > > As you'll learn, scripting during an install is decidedly a no-no in the > > new world of IPS. Any arbitrary code that needs to run in order to > > Ooops! So relocation is impossible for sure than? Huh? What does scripting have to do with relocation? > > the core Solaris bits, but also whatever text and html documentation might > > come along with the various bits of opensource we ship. > > My wish is: > XXX$swname with bits and real man pages incl. texinfo files and help files > directly used by the sw of the package > XXX$swname-docs with all the other stuff, which usually ends up in > /usr/doc[/$swname] or /usr/share/[$swname/]doc/ It's all in one package. You'll be able to filter out the ones you don't want on the system. Per-package filters can be used if desired, and there can be an image-level filter as a default. > BTW: What is the replacement for 'grep xyz /var/sadm/install/contents', > i.e. ability to determine matching dirs,files (if any) and the > package, to which they belong? "pkg search" on a handful of tokens, such as pathname, basename, content hash, and others will tell you what delivers that token. The reverse mapping can be displayed with "pkg contents". Danek
