Well short of doing that I was wondering if there is a way to build
intelligence into the packaging script that would conditionally install the
man pages into /opt only for sparse root zones. Any ideas on how to go about
this
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 11:29 PM, Dave Miner wrote:
> Aditya wrote:
>
Aditya Vishwanath wrote:
> Well short of doing that I was wondering if there is a way to build
> intelligence into the packaging script that would conditionally install
> the man pages into /opt only for sparse root zones. Any ideas on how to
> go about this
Creating two separate packages would b
Aditya wrote:
> Firstly thanks James fo your reply ! . To answer the question well if
> the application is installed in a sparse root zone then /usr
> filesystems are read-only and hence I will not be able to write to the
> /usr/man /... directory .By default on ordinary solaris hosts my app
> writ
Firstly thanks James fo your reply ! . To answer the question well if
the application is installed in a sparse root zone then /usr
filesystems are read-only and hence I will not be able to write to the
/usr/man /... directory .By default on ordinary solaris hosts my app
writes into that directory .
Aditya wrote:
> I need to install a set of files in a particular location depending on a
> condition. More specifically if in a ordinary solaris host then I will
> install it directoy "A" else if its in a solaris zone then I will install in
> directory "B". Kindly tell me how do i achieve this
I need to install a set of files in a particular location depending on a
condition. More specifically if in a ordinary solaris host then I will install
it directoy "A" else if its in a solaris zone then I will install in directory
"B". Kindly tell me how do i achieve this
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