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nuwendam
Occasional Advisor

using swinstall

Hello,

I downloaded a depot package
With the command line:
swinstall -s

I must know the id which is contained in the depot file but I dont't know it.

How can I list what is inside my depot file ?
thanks.

erick nuwendam
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harry d brown jr
Honored Contributor

Re: using swinstall

type in swinstall

change the source to the exact path your depot is in

highlight the depot

drill down into it

select the package to install and mark it

then install


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harry
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nuwendam
Occasional Advisor

Re: using swinstall

I tried this
but it still say me :
there is currently no depot software ......

my depot file is named :
binutil.depot
stored in /tmp
I made a chmod 777 on it


??????????

thanks
harry d brown jr
Honored Contributor

Re: using swinstall

Did you download it with FTP and use BINARY mode?

What package did you download and where did you get it from?

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Mateja Bezjak
Respected Contributor

Re: using swinstall

Hi,

swlist -l product @ /depot
should list the depot products.

You can also find more information about swlist in man pages (man swlist)

Regards,
Mateja
Steve Steel
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Solution

Re: using swinstall

Hi


if it is a depot then

swinstall -s /tmp/binutil.depot

should find it.


Otherwise use

swreg -l depot /tmp/binutil.depot

to register it then try install


Steve Steel
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Helen French
Honored Contributor

Re: using swinstall

Hi,

Select Local directory in the first window, then give the complete path in the target window - /tmp/binutil.depot

HTH,
Shiju
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Mateja Bezjak
Respected Contributor

Re: using swinstall

Hi,

You can also use \* to install all products of a package:
swinstall -s depot_package \*