Nicholas Solter wrote:
I saw that there is a zone variant line in many of the packages, and
thought I could use it to prevent my packages from being installed in a
non-global zone by specifying only value=global. So I added this line:
set name=variant.zone value=global
But it doesn't seem to have the desired effect. I can still install the
package in the non-global zone. I tried this line as well (which I saw
on a blog somewhere):
set name=variant.opensolaris.zone value=global
It doesn't seem to have the desired effect either. I can still install
the package in a non-global zone. What am I missing?
Thanks,
Nick
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Installing a package in a zone will cause those portions of the
package unsuitable for zone installation to be elided.
Take a look at SUNWckr for how to tag actions in your package.
We only check for arch right now at the package level; we tag
all actions so a package that has contents only needed for the
global zone gets installed, but all the actions are filtered out.
- Bart
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