Harry Putnam writes:
> James Carlson writes:
> > There aren't any. Should there be?
>
> I'm not telling pkg where to connect to on the command line. Yet it
> knows. Its getting information somewhere... in some sense that is a
> configuration.
There are no files that are documented for you to
Harry Putnam wrote:
what does an `authority' designation look like (the URL).
An authority is just the name of a source of software.
A repository is a location to retrieve software from, such as
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev.
Where is that set if not command line (pkg -a AUTH)?
There is
James Carlson writes:
>> I did not find info about where to find any configuration files for
>> pkg.
>
> There aren't any. Should there be?
I'm not telling pkg where to connect to on the command line. Yet it
knows. Its getting information somewhere... in some sense that is a
configuration.
Harry Putnam writes:
> what does an `authority' designation look like (the URL).
Here are two:
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev/
> Where is that set if not command line (pkg -a AUTH)?
One comes with the system as normally installed.
> I did not find in
I'm having a bit of trouble understanding some things about the pkg
system.
man pkg give a lot of info, but some things I'm not finding.
what does an `authority' designation look like (the URL).
Where is that set if not command line (pkg -a AUTH)?
I did not find info about where to find any conf
