Solaris10 Package Creation with variable
Solaris10 Package Creation with variable
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Dear All,
I am trying to build a solaris package with a variable, so that it can be installed with an environment. The prototype file contains the variables for user and group that can be parameterised during the package installation. The following is the prototype file and the error when building the package,
i pkginfo
i copyright
f none libiculx.so 0755 $dan $egroup
f none libicuuc.so 0755 $dan $egroup
f none libicui18n.so 0755 $dan $egroup
bash-3.00# pkgmk -o -r ./tree -d /var/spool/pkg/ -f prototype
## Building pkgmap from package prototype file.
ERROR in prototype:
garbled entry
- pathname: libiculx.so
- problem: no value defined for build variable <$dan>.
pkgmk: ERROR: unable to build pkgmap from prototype file
## Packaging was not successful.
Thanks for your valuable suggestions in advance
Sanchan
I am trying to build a solaris package with a variable, so that it can be installed with an environment. The prototype file contains the variables for user and group that can be parameterised during the package installation. The following is the prototype file and the error when building the package,
i pkginfo
i copyright
f none libiculx.so 0755 $dan $egroup
f none libicuuc.so 0755 $dan $egroup
f none libicui18n.so 0755 $dan $egroup
bash-3.00# pkgmk -o -r ./tree -d /var/spool/pkg/ -f prototype
## Building pkgmap from package prototype file.
ERROR in prototype:
garbled entry
- pathname: libiculx.so
- problem: no value defined for build variable <$dan>.
pkgmk: ERROR: unable to build pkgmap from prototype file
## Packaging was not successful.
Thanks for your valuable suggestions in advance
Sanchan
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