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More ?? on converting from solaris native packaging to RPM
- From: Ravee Raj <r_raveenth yahoo com>
- To: rpm-list redhat com
- Subject: More ?? on converting from solaris native packaging to RPM
- Date: Mon, 1 Jul 2002 09:19:41 -0700 (PDT)
On the outset, James thanks for the timely response.But I have
some more issues and also need some clarification on the command
:- rpm -qp name_rpm.This command uses the package rpm and not
the database.I want an equivalent for :- pkginfo -p (Display
information for partially installed packages).Is there one in
RPM??
The additional questions are :
Q1. How can I get the ARCH of the installed package?
Q2. Is there an equivalent for pkgchk -n (Do not check volatile
or editable files' contents)
TIA.
Ravee.
>
> Hi,
> I am converting a native solaris package to an RPM package
and
> in doing so encountered some issues.Basically the questions I
> have are :
> Q1. Can I extract files from a binary rpm other than by
> installing the package?
man rpm2cpio.
> Q2. Is there an equivalent for "pkginfo -p" in rpm - for
getting
> information about partially installed packages.
rpm -qp name_rpm
In other words "man rpm" and look for the query section.
> Q3.Can I run other scripts in the %pre,%post section? If YES
> where should these scripts be available in the host system.
>
If it is in the %post section, it can be anything on the box.
If it
is in the %pre section I am not absolutely sure, but certainly
you
can run things that are on the box. I am not sure if rpm has a
mechanism
like Solaris packages have to have metafiles that are not
installed but
can be ran.
...james
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