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11-01-2000 10:01 AM
11-01-2000 10:01 AM
I have a unused/huge filesystem which I intend to copy all hpux application cd's into this filesystem.
How would I configure this FS (ex. /depot) to be a software depot for swinstall to recognized once a users from a different workstation wants to install an application from this depot?
Thanks in advance
Jose
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11-01-2000 10:17 AM
11-01-2000 10:17 AM
Re: My FileSystem as software depot
it will be something like this:
1. export the /depot fs as an nfs filesystem
2. On each workstation do a
swreg -l depot server:/depot
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11-01-2000 10:22 AM
11-01-2000 10:22 AM
SolutionFrom document #W3646794:
To create a patch depot for your patches, swcopy all the patches into a depot on your system. The patches must have been unshared because you need access to the depot file from within the patch.
Here is an example of how to do this using 2 patches. Where you see the string "PATCH1_NAME", you would substitute the name of thefirst patch; where you see the string "PATCH2_NAME", you would substitute the name of the second patch.
1. Enter the following commands:
# swcopy -s /tmp/PATCH1_NAME.depot PATCH1_NAME @ /tmp/patch_depot
# swcopy -s /tmp/PATCH2_NAME.depot PATCH2_NAME @ /tmp/patch_depot
2. List out the contents of the depot with:
# swlist -s /tmp/patch_depot
3. swinstall all the patches at the same time, instead of having to individually do each one.
4. Unregister the temporary depot you just created with:
# swreg -u -l depot /tmp/depot
5. Remove the directory and contents from the system.
...JRF...
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11-01-2000 10:27 AM
11-01-2000 10:27 AM
Re: My FileSystem as software depot
I do something similar to this with the Patch Bundle CD. Use swcopy to copy all the software to the depot. You will have to do this once for each Application CD. Do the following:
Mount the first CD, then get into
swcopy
(when asked for the target, enter: /depot/SEP2000) or whatever name you want.
When the list of software is displayed, select everything, then go to Action and select Copy.
When the copy is done, get out of swcopy and mount the next CD.
Follow the same steps, using the same target name. swcopy will add the software to the depot.
Do this for each CD.
That's it. When completed, you'll have a single depot called SEP2000 (or whatever) that contains all your software. You can use this as a remote depot for all your servers.
Hope this helps,
JLS
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11-01-2000 10:33 AM
11-01-2000 10:33 AM
Re: My FileSystem as software depot
After copying all 5 hpux application cd's on my /depot filesystem and run swinstall on the same machine where /depot resides an error occurred which is:
"There is currently no depot software pm
Any ideas?
Thanks again
Jose
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11-01-2000 10:53 AM
11-01-2000 10:53 AM
Re: My FileSystem as software depot
JLS