On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 08:23:42AM -0700, Jan Hlodan wrote: > well, > > #mkdir /tmp/a > #pkg image-create -F -a opensolaris.org=http://localhost:10000 /tmp/a > #pkg -R /tmp/a install SUNWddu > #pkg -R /tmp/a list -v SUNWddu > it says: > pkg:/[EMAIL PROTECTED],5.11:20081029T154739Z installed > ---- > it looks OK, but it's not. > > I tried 2 different ways: > > 1) using: pkgsend import > > #eval `pkgsend -s http://localhost:10000 open [EMAIL PROTECTED] > #pkgsend -s http://localhost:10000 import > path=/export/home/tester/test_packages/SUNWddu.tar.gz
That pkgsend command shouldn't succeed. The "path=" is extraneous. > #pkgsend -s http://localhost:10000 close > > then I had 2 packages with the same version but with different time stamp: > pkg:/[EMAIL PROTECTED],5.11-0.100:20080220T154933Z > pkg:/[EMAIL PROTECTED],5.11:20081030T121759Z Where did the 17.17.17 version come from, if these are the only two packages in the catalog? > 2) using: pkgsend add > > #eval `pkgsend -s http://localhost:10000 open [EMAIL PROTECTED] > #pkgsend -s http://localhost:10000 add file mode=0555 owner=root > group=bin path=/export/home/tester/test_packages/SUNWddu.tar.gz Is this pkgsend command what you meant above? That should be fine, then. > #pkgsend -s http://localhost:10000 close > > with the same effect: Image is always created with older time stamp. What do you mean that the image is created with an older timestamp? Images don't have timestamps. > I tried to publish package with different (higher/newer) version, but > it didn't help. > > sh-3.2# pkg list -a SUNWddu > NAME (AUTHORITY) VERSION STATE UFIX > SUNWddu (localtest) 0.5.11-0.100 installed ---- > SUNWddu 0.5.11-0.99 known u--- Here you don't have either the 18.18.18 version or the 17.17.17 version. Did you remember to do a refresh after you published the new packages? > I guess, IPS ignores a newer version or time stamp, maybe it's a bug... If it did, it would be, but I'm pretty sure you're doing something wrong. Danek _______________________________________________ pkg-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-discuss
