Rich Burridge wrote:
Shawn Walker wrote:
Yes, but there a few things that don't make sense. If I start a depot
server (using a pkg gate tip workspace):
./depot.py -p 8009 -d /tmp/repo --content-root=`pwd`
...and I then publish to it using pkgsend:
REPO=http://localhost:8009
eval `pkgsend -s $REPO open system/[email protected]`
pkgsend -s $REPO add set name="description" value="Package to test
package names with slashes and cross-authorities"
pkgsend -s $REPO add dir path=tmp/foo mode=0755 owner=root group=bin
pkgsend -s $REPO add file /etc/group path=tmp/group mode=0755
owner=root group=bin
pkgsend -s $REPO add depend type=require fmri=pkg:/SUNWcsl
pkgsend -s $REPO close
...it works fine.
Did you by chance start the depot server, then remove the contents of
that directory, and then publish to it?
No. I do start the depot server initially, knowing that there isn't an
/export/home/pkg-solaris/repo-6941 directory. That's the way I've
always done it and it's never been a problem before. I certainly
don't remove it after I've started it.
If you remove that directory completely, and then repeat your original
steps does it still fail?
Yes, unless I then manually create those two directories.
It will then work.
If you could try just one other thing to verify something. If you
perform the same set of steps you were earlier, but start the depot with
-d /tmp/repo-6941, does it still fail? I'm trying to figure out if this
is somehow related to the location (i.e. home dir) of the repository
directory.
--
Shawn Walker
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