Bart Smaalders wrote: > Jordan Brown wrote: >> >> Bart Smaalders wrote: >>> Ed McKnight wrote: >>>> My reading of threads on this topic suggest that if my package pings >>>> an SMF script (with refresh, for example) on uninstall that the >>>> invocation happens before the bits delivered by the package are >>>> actually removed from the filesystem. True? >>> yes >> >> How does this work in a non-running-root case? >> >>>> If true, is it asynch, i.e. the SMF invocation is launched and runs >>>> while uninstall continues, or synch, i.e. the SMF action is launched >>>> and completes before uninstallation continues? >>>> >>> if not, it should be ;-) >> >> Err... it should be synchronous, or it should be asynchronous? > > synchronous; if shutdown takes a bit we don't want to be uninstalling > binaries we're still executing.
So how does this work for non-running roots, when the goal is to run a service that does some sort of cleanup (e.g. removing a cron job)? _______________________________________________ pkg-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-discuss
