topic Re: hp-ux software depots in Operating System - HP-UX

hp-ux software depots

Anna_123 — Mon, 01 Oct 2001 16:28:26 GMT

Here's my situation:

Site1
servera
software depot
|
| (WAN)
V
Site2
serverb
software depot

Servera is the primary depot.
Serverb is the alternate depot.

Is there an easy way to keep these depots synchronized? We swcopy/swremove -d to the primary, then we swcopy/swremove -d to the alternate... however, we sometimes miss the second swcopy/swremove -d leaving the two depots unsynchronized.

Re: hp-ux software depots

Sanjay_6 — Mon, 01 Oct 2001 17:11:03 GMT

Hi Anna,

I don't think there is any easy way to synchronize the two depots.

It has to be done through the hard way only on both.

thanks

Re: hp-ux software depots

harry d brown jr — Mon, 01 Oct 2001 18:24:28 GMT

swremove and swcopy both have the ability to hit multiple "targets" (hosta:/targetdir hostb:/targetdir).

You can also set up the /var/adm/sw/defaults.hosts file, but I'm not sure if this will force swcopy and swremove to operate on the default hosts. I guess it's something I need to play with.

Re: hp-ux software depots

Philip Kernohan — Tue, 02 Oct 2001 05:13:57 GMT

Anna,

I may be missing something obvious here but would a 'swlist -l depot' and an 'rcp -pr' followed by swreg of appropriate depots not synchronize the servers. [with appropriate commands for removal of depots also].

I know I've over simplified this but would this suffice for your application or do you need something tidier than this? This may depend on just how big your depots are and how many you have.

Of course a removal of modifed depots on serverb and another swcopy from servera would also do this.

Not much help perhaps.

Regards,
PK

Re: hp-ux software depots

Herve BRANGIER — Tue, 02 Oct 2001 06:05:46 GMT

Hi

2 ideas :

1) use remsh commands for example, if you
want to delete a product :

#!/bin/sh
swremove .... # in local
remsh host -l user "swremove ..." # remote

You can use this method for all of sw commands
swpackage is a swpackage in local and a
copy for the remote site, ....

2) Think you can make action remotely with
sw commands, so you can swcopy, swremove..
on a remote site. Just make script to do
2 actions instead of one.

HTH

Herv?