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mkinstallp package creation failing with "no such file: ./usr/lpp/<pac
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mkinstallp package creation failing with "no such file: ./usr/lpp/<pac
This issue has been resolved, or worked around anyway. After testing I found that the failures are happening on empty directories. To work around this I removed them from the files list and created the directories in the post script. I'm not sure why mkinstallp doesn't like empty directories... -
mkinstallp package creation failing with "no such file: ./usr/lpp/<pac
Hello, I'm trying to build a (bff) package from an already installed program (clam antivirus) using mkinstallp. However, mkinstallp fails with "no such file: ./usr/lpp/<package name>/inst_root" I'm not sure why all files get created ok except for these particular ones. Any help would be greatly... -
expect ssh login help
macd68, thanks for your help and yes I have looked at comp.lang.tcl and only found things like the following, however I'm not entering my loop in that way. for {set i 1} {i<10} {incr i} { send a commanda expect { 1 {puts 1} 2 {puts 2} 3... -
expect ssh login help
correction, the "accept key" from above should read "key fingerprint", which is stored in known_hosts file. -
expect ssh login help
Hello, I'm trying to automate the login of ssh and then interact when a prompt is reached. I don't know if I'll be getting an "accept key" prompt or a password prompt, so I want to loop through these and when any unix prompt is reached, then exit the loop, execute a command and then interact...
