Do it this way:
pkgrepo create /tmp/repo
pkgrepo set -s /tmp/repo -p myprefix publisher/alias=
pkgrepo refresh -s /tmp/repo
-Shawn
That makes the refresh operation work.
To get the importer to work, I also had to set the default publisher.
pkgrepo create $REPOURI
pkgrepo set -s $REPOURI publisher/prefix=myprefix
pkgrepo set -s $REPOURI -p myprefix publisher/alias=
pkgrepo refresh -s $REPOURI
On Tuesday November 2 11:19AM, Shawn Walker wrote:
On 11/ 2/10 10:57 AM, Chris Quenelle wrote:
I suspect the issue is then that there's simply no catalog yet in the
repository you created and the importer doesn't handle that correctly.
If you haven't opened a bug yet for this, please do so.
In the meantime, I believe you can workaround the issue by executing
'pkgrepo refresh -s /tmp/repodir' after 'pkgrepo set' as that will
create an empty catalog.
-Shawn
% pkgrepo create r
% pkgrepo set -s r publisher/prefix=myprefix
% pkgrepo refresh -s r
Repository refresh initiated.
pkgrepo: Operation not supported for this configuration.
Do it this way:
pkgrepo create /tmp/repo
pkgrepo set -s /tmp/repo -p myprefix publisher/alias=
pkgrepo refresh -s /tmp/repo
-Shawn
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