It needs to be documented regardless.  Preferably not by me :)
I'll be happy to edit/expand but I really don't follow how this works
very well...

On 5/29/07, Kim, DongInn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am wondering if we are dropping the User Friendly interface(GUI) for
> implementing "Package Install/Uninstall" (in short, PackageInUn) feature
> at oscar_wizard when opkgc is fully imported to the oscar installation.
> http://oscar.openclustergroup.org/comp_opkgc
> (FYI, we are not losing the feature of installing/uninstalling packages
> and I believe that opkgc can take care of this.)
>
> PackageInUn was implemented in oscar_wizard (install/manage mode) until
> oscar 4.2 and it has been one of OSCAR main functionalities that I like
> to use to maintain my OSCAR cluster.
>
> But looks like that we have not planned to make any GUI to implement the
> previous PackageInUn stuff on OSCAR 5.1 yet.
>
> The features that the previous PackageInUn can do are
> 1. Add new package(s) to the existing cluster
> 2. Remove/Uninstall some packages from the existing cluster
> 3. Update oscarimage according to the addition or removal of the packages.
> 4. Update the "Node_Package_Status" table  in oda.
> 5. It was integrated with "Selector" (i.e.,  "Select  OSCAR Packages..."
> menu at oscar_wizard (manage mode))
> 6. GUI
>
> I do not really care about the GUI as long as opkgc (the new OSCAR
> package management tool) can handle the obvious and inevitable issues
> above but not all possibly.
>
> In addition, if we can not do this via opkgc until OSCAR5.1 or if it is
> not worth to make the similar PackageInUn via opkgc, I think we need to
> provide a full instruction/document of managing OSCAR packages in the
> similar way that PackageInUn could have done it.
>
> What do you guys think about this?
>
> --
> - DongInn
>
>
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