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find out dependent Solaris 10 x86 packages in advance
in RHEL, I can find out the dependent packages in advance by
rpm -q --whatrequires package_name or
yum dep_list package_name
before actual day of doing "rpm -ivh ./package_name", then
only found out what's the missed dep pkgs & having to start
downloading them on the day of installation.
For Solaris 10 x86 packages, what's the equiv commands/steps
to find out the dependent packages in advance?
rpm -q --whatrequires package_name or
yum dep_list package_name
before actual day of doing "rpm -ivh ./package_name", then
only found out what's the missed dep pkgs & having to start
downloading them on the day of installation.
For Solaris 10 x86 packages, what's the equiv commands/steps
to find out the dependent packages in advance?
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Previously a test pkgadd will tell you if there are missing dependencies. Not sure if pkginfo would list the info, though the depend within the package ...
How current is your patch level?
pkgdep was added ref: https://lildude.co.uk/solaris-package-dependency-tool-now-available
How current is your patch level?
pkgdep was added ref: https://lildude.co.uk/solaris-package-dependency-tool-now-available
Our Solaris 10 patch-level is before 119255-85 :
so I have to apply at least this patch (or later) to be able to use pkgdep ?
so I have to apply at least this patch (or later) to be able to use pkgdep ?
yes.
try using the pkginfo -l <package name> see whether it includes a dependency list
pkginfo is a way to see.
The other option is to convert the data streem package to expanded one so that you can navigate the directory structure and see the depend/script ..
try using the pkginfo -l <package name> see whether it includes a dependency list
pkginfo is a way to see.
The other option is to convert the data streem package to expanded one so that you can navigate the directory structure and see the depend/script ..
This was an example of Readme file looks like:
https://updates.oracle.com/readme/10_sparc_0910_patchbundle
https://updates.oracle.com/readme/10_sparc_0910_patchbundle
You would need to use pkgtrans to convert the package (expand to a folder )
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/61843/solaris-10-pkgtrans-command
Be gore going this route, look whether pkginfo in various modes includes the info.
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/61843/solaris-10-pkgtrans-command
Be gore going this route, look whether pkginfo in various modes includes the info.
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