NOTE: The autoreboot=false will only work for those patches that do not require reboot. If the patch does kernel mods, the autoreboot flag will be disregarded. Also, if you are able to skip the autoreboot when a patch install requires it, you risk an unstable system if you do not do the reboot.
Thanks. However, that takes me into interactive mode still. If I just do
swinstall /path/to/depot
it tries to do the install but then complains about no depots at /var/spool/sw, do I have to copy it into /var/spool/sw or can I specify it WITHOUT going interactive?
Thanks.
--Scott
"Sometimes the devil you know is better than the devil you don't know."
I ran into the same problem and I think this swinstall command example will preview the install of a piece of software package called ABC on the current host from a remote host called faraway, where faraway has a registered software depot in the path /software/depot
swinstall -p -s faraway:/software/depot ABC
Though, I will need to add some of the -x options mentioned after further testing 8-)
I ran into the same problem and I think this swinstall command example will preview the install of a piece of software package called ABC on the current host from a remote host called faraway, where faraway has a registered software depot in the path /software/depot
swinstall -p -s faraway:/software/depot ABC
Though, I will need to add some of the -x options mentioned after further testing 8-)
