Boyd Adamson wrote: > Huafeng Lu <Huafeng.Lv at Sun.COM> writes: >> ? 2008?10?08? 01:47, Jordan Brown ??: >>> The best answer is to deliver the manifest in a package, and set the >>> file class for the manifest to "manifest". System-supplied class action >>> scripts will then do the right things on install and uninstall. >> Hi Jordon, >> >> Yes I'm putting these file in a package, so such "svccfg delete" and >> "svccfg import" operations should be done as part of "pkgrm" and >> "pkgadd". Will you please provide more details about "file class" and >> "system-supplied class action scripts"? Any examples? Thanks. >> -- >> Huafeng >> > > Here's a line from one of my packages' pkgmap file: > > 1 f manifest var/svc/manifest/site/bitlbee.xml 0644 root bin 1704 7356 > 1223433811 > > This causes the manifest to be imported automatically on pkgadd and the > service to be deleted on pkgrm
Yep. (but requires a manual disable first). That's no longer the case as of the fix for 6470919, integrated in snv_98. I'm fairly convinced Renaud is backporting that to a future S10 update as well. (It'll take a while due to soak rules, though.) yay. Renaud rocks. liane
