by Vla » Fri, 23 Jul 2004 16:01:18
The new package database in Solaris 10 uses Sqlite. Good improvement
but wouldn't it be nice for Solaris to include a few commands to allow
you to run SQL queries against the database ? Or does it ?
I know you can download SQLlite and install it but I think one should
have the ability to query the package database in a standard install,
without requiring any addons.
Vlad.
by Scott Howar » Fri, 23 Jul 2004 19:52:44
> I know you can download SQLlite and install it but I think one should
> have the ability to query the package database in a standard install,
> without requiring any addons.
Scott.
1. Why are some packages installed in all zones for Solaris 10, but some packages are not ?
Hi:
We are installing some packages onto a Solaris 10 environment which is
configured with three zones in total.
For some reason, a certain package is always installed in all three zones
(global, zone1, zone2), but the other packages are only installed in the
global zone.
For all packages, we have set:
SUNW_PKG_ALLZONES=false
SUNW_PKG_HOLLOW=false
The command we run (in global zone) is:
# pkgadd -d <whatever> <pkgname>
Our question is:
why is this package installation behaviour different from the other
packages, when everything seems to be the same ?
Thanks
JL
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