Bart Smaalders wrote: > Dave Lin wrote: > >> If there is something wrong with some pkg in IPS repos.(eg. improper >> missing some dependency), and I'd like to rebuild the pkg and replace it >> with new one in IPS repos.(ie. taking the old one away from IPS), what >> should I do, re-convert the new svr4 pkg into IPS with the same build no? >> >> FYI. I use the following command to convert svr4 pkg into IPS, >> ./solaris.py -s http://myhost:9000 -w /jds/packages/PKGS -b 0.<build no> >> <config file> >> >> Thanks >> Dave >> _______________________________________________ >> > > That's right; just publish again and the newer timestamp will get > installed by > default... > OK. > Don't worry about taking the old one away if others are using the repo... > I heard that there is no way to take old pkg away from IPS. Will the repos. become bigger and bigger and the performance of IPS operations become slower and slower?
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