Thorsten Heit wrote:
> Would it help to rsync pkg.opensolaris.org/dev according to [1] from, say,
> a machine at my home that has direct Internet access, and copy these files
> to the machine?
You could do that, but it'll be a lot of time for what's just a handful of
files. To pick one example:
1: Invalid content for action with path usr/share/doc/ant/license.html:
chash failure: expected: 6a94235ed9911fc6da326108478d2fa69e025a37
computed: 2ee5cfac856d5534a3c73462af3f6e6e38ac7f8f. (happened 8 times)
We don't index by compressed hash, so there are a few steps:
$ pkg search /usr/share/doc/ant/license.html PACKAGE
INDEX ACTION VALUE
path file usr/share/doc/ant/license.html pkg:/[email protected]
$ pkg contents -r [email protected] | grep
path=usr/share/doc/ant/license.html
file 8112a13a742d2db13f496901b9029e888b09895f
chash=6a94235ed9911fc6da326108478d2fa69e025a37 group=bin mode=0444 owner=root
path=usr/share/doc/ant/license.html pkg.csize=7358 pkg.size=26886
from which you can confirm that this is the right file -- the "chash" tags
match. Now you can pkgrecv just this one package on a machine where the
network will allow you to do that:
$ pkgrecv -s http://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev/ -d file:///tmp/repo -k
[email protected]
and do that for all the other packages where you're having issues. Then
rsync /tmp/repo (or tar it up and copy the tar file) over to your work
machine and run a mirror on that directory:
terminal-1$ /usr/lib/pkg.depotd --mirror -d /tmp/repo -p 10000
terminal-2# pkg set-publisher -m http://localhost:10000/ opensolaris.org
terminal-2# pkg install SUNWant
which may end up with some failures if it tries to contact
pkg.opensolaris.org to retrieve those files, but should at least fall back
to your mirror. You could also just rsync /tmp/repo/file/ into
/var/pkg/download, which is simpler, if a bit less supported.
Danek
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