I must have some strange dependency thing going on. I did modify the slim_cluster definition so I could have screwed something up. Let me poke at this a bit.
Thanks for your help, sarah **** Sarah Jelinek wrote: > > > Danek Duvall wrote: >> On Sat, Apr 05, 2008 at 04:54:03PM -0600, Sarah Jelinek wrote: >> >> >>> When I do a pkg search -s "http://localhost:10013" /usr/gnu/bin/tar >>> I only get: >>> path pkg:/[EMAIL PROTECTED],5.11-0.85:20080404T163319Z >>> >>> Which is correct. I am trying to build the image using my local repo >>> so I specified my server with -s. >>> >> >> Ah, okay. Sorry, I hadn't picked up on that. >> >> So what you could do is simply grep through the manifests in the >> repository: >> >> grep usr/gnu/bin/tar ..../pkg/*/* >> >> and see if any duplicates show up. It's still possible despite the >> search >> results that it does show up twice in the same package (though I'm >> not sure >> how it would have gotten there) given bug 983. >> > It does show up twice actually... > grep usr/gnu/bin/tar pkg/*/* > pkg/SUNWgtar/1.14%2C5.11-0.85%3A20080405T174441Z:link > path=usr/gnu/bin/tar target=../../bin/gtar > pkg/SUNWgtar/1.14%2C5.11-0.85%3A20080405T174441Z:link > path=usr/gnu/bin/tar target=../../sfw/bin/gtar > > And when I look at this pkg: > > # pkg:/[EMAIL PROTECTED], client release 5.11 > ... > link path=usr/gnu/bin/tar target=../../bin/gtar > > > And then I have this depend: > depend fmri=pkg:/[EMAIL PROTECTED] type=require > which has this entry after the depend declaration.. > > link path=usr/gnu/bin/tar target=../../sfw/bin/gtar > > So, what does this mean? How did I get two link command with the same > entry in this package? I actually rebuilt my repo again, blew away my > repo dir, restarted my pkg.depotd server, and saw that nothing was in > the local repo. > > SUNWcsl doesn't have any gnu stuff in it. > > thanks, > sarah > **** > > >> Danek >> >> > _______________________________________________ pkg-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-discuss
