[OpenIndiana-discuss] Infinite updates...

2014-03-27 Thread John Doe
Hi, I have a little issue with updating my OI servers. Each time I do a pkg update, it (re)downloads and (re)installs the same updates, over and over... - OpenIndiana (powered by illumos)    SunOS 5.11    oi_151a7    October 2012 root@s5:~# pkg update WARNING: The boot environment being

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Infinite updates...

2014-03-27 Thread Laurent Blume
Le 2014/03/27 10:20 +0100, John Doe a écrit: If I do another pkg update, it will redo the whole thing again. The server has been up for 326 days. Is it because I am forced to reboot to activate all the new updates and not just the kernel related ones? Yes. It's how IPS/pkg was designed to work:

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Infinite updates...

2014-03-27 Thread Jim Klimov
On 2014-03-27 10:02, John Doe wrote: If I do another pkg update, it will redo the whole thing again. The server has been up for 326 days. Is it because I am forced to reboot to activate all the new updates and not just the kernel related ones? - OpenIndiana (powered by illumos)SunOS

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Infinite updates...

2014-03-27 Thread John Doe
From: Laurent Blume laurent...@elanor.org Yes. It's how IPS/pkg was designed to work: by default, it does not update the current environment, it creates a new one, and update that one. So your updates won't be used until you reboot to the new environment. Ah, thanks to both for the

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Infinite updates...

2014-03-27 Thread Laurent Blume
Le 2014/03/27 11:47 +0100, John Doe a écrit: Ah, thanks to both for the confirmation. Coming from linux, I am used to just reboot for kernel updates. And, since I cannot easily reboot, guess updates will have to wait... Yup, welcome to Windows 95, err, IPS. last question, when I see Boot

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Infinite updates...

2014-03-27 Thread Alan Coopersmith
On 03/27/14 03:36 AM, John Doe wrote: From: Laurent Blume laurent...@elanor.org Yes. It's how IPS/pkg was designed to work: by default, it does not update the current environment, it creates a new one, and update that one. So your updates won't be used until you reboot to the new environment.