> Yeah, Solaris doesn't have that sort of mechanism.
> But if you do put down
> our binary in /usr/{sbin,lib}/sendmail, then it
> should continue working.
If he creates any packages that deliver a payload in /usr, they won't be able
to be installed in sparse zones, since they're mounted -F lofs -o ro from the
global zone.
Besides, the System V standard specifies /opt/ for 3rd party and unbundled
applications, so it would be against the standard.
> Is there no way to express in the mysql-sendmail
> package that that the
> sendmail package is incompatible with it? I thought
> rpms could do that.
> SysV packages have something like that, but I don't
> think I've ever seen it
> used, and I've no idea what Solaris Upgrade would do
> with it.
Some of the packages I made make use of the incompatible flag in the depend
file.
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