Michael

thanks for the response.

Michael Schloh von Bennewitz wrote:

>Dear Joseph,
>
>I sent you this reply, but I suspect that due to technical problems you
>did not recieve my response. I'll send it again.
>
>----
>
>Hello Joseph,
>
>So you got OpenPKG compiling, good. I hope you mean that you bootstrapped it
>successfully and now have a working installation. I assume you ran the
>bootstrap shell script like:
>
>  $ sh openpkg-20020312-20020312.src.sh --prefix=/cw --user=cw --group=cw
>
>and then as root:
>
>  # sh openpkg-20020312-20020312.<YourArchitecture&OS>.sh
>
>If you did this, then under /cw you should see the subdirectories and files
>
>  README  bin     etc     info    libexec man     share   web
>  RPM     cgi     include lib     local   sbin    var
>
>Tell me if you have gotten this far, because I don't know exactly what you
>mean by 'the files are currently sitting there uninstalled.'
>
I run the scripts as above but the directories under /cw are not 
created. Just files reside there.

Here is a output of what happens under solaris 8 and Linux

root@wireless2:/root> ls /cw
CVS                 dot.bash_login      openpkg.spec             rpmmacros
README              dot.bashrc          patch-2.5.4.tar.gz       rpmpopt
aux.prereq.sh       dot.lsyncrc         rc                       rpmrc
aux.usrgrp.sh       gzip-1.3.2.tar      rc.conf                  rpmtool
aux.wrapbin.sh      lib                 rc.func                  rpmtool.8
aux.wrapsrc.sh      local.README        rc.openpkg               rpmtool.pod
bash-2.05a.tar.gz   lsync               root.README              rpmx.pl
bzip2-1.0.2.tar.gz  lsync.8             rpm-4.0.2.patch.bugfix   rpmx.sh
curl-7.9.3.tar.gz   lsync.pod           rpm-4.0.2.patch.feature  shtool
curl-7.9.5.tar.gz   make-3.79.1.tar.gz  rpm-4.0.2.patch.porting  
tar-1.13.25.tar.gz
db-3.2.9.patch      openpkg.boot        rpm-4.0.2.patch.regen    
zlib-1.1.3.tar.gz
db-3.2.9.tar.gz     openpkg.pgp         rpm-4.0.2.tar.gz

>
>By the way, when I get stuck starting a new OpenPKG instance, I usually reach
>for the quick reference which conveniently explains the above steps and a few
>more in about three screenfulls. Particularly helpful are the paragraphs
>'Bootstrapping OpenPKG from Scratch', 'Prepare Your Shell Environment', and
>'To Install OpenPKG Packages.'
>
>  http://www.openpkg.org/doc/quickref/openpkg.txt
>
>I hope this helps, and thanks for using OpenPKG.
>
>Regards,
>Michael
>

Sorry what do you mean by preparing your shell environment.

Can you please give me a example under korn shell

regards

Joseph

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