Just to be sure we agree: a big part of what you describe will not be handled
by OPD but by PackageInUn. The only goal of OPD is to plug to a remote
repository and be able to "download" the packages (which will be kind of
trivial using binary packages).
Le mercredi 30 mai 2007 05:40, Jean Parpaillon a écrit :
> Once again, opkgc is not a packages manager.
> opd must be updated to handle new package format. I can do it right after I
> achieved repositories management but not now.
> So, if someone wants to do it, it consists of:
> - getting available OSCAR packages:
> yum|apt search opkg-*
>
> - installing packages:
> On server:
> yum|apt install opkg-<name> opkg-server-<name>
> On image:
> yum|apt install opkg-client-<name>
> Or on client:
> cexec [options] yum|apt install opkg-client-<name>
> Then run the appropriate scripts ('man opkg' once opkgc installed)
>
> - updating client:
> cexec yum|apt upgrade|update
>
> - removing package:
> On server:
> yum|apt remove opkg-<name> opkg-server-<name>
> On client:
> cexec yum|apt remove opkg-client-<name>
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Geoffroy
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