I’m not absolutely certain this is the right newsgroup, but I hope so…
What do I need to do to create a repository, more than:
- Copying all .qpg and .qpm files to the directory that is to become a repository, and
- running packager -r in it?
These two steps do not seem to work, for some reason.
Vincent Lönngren
Vincent <vincent.lonngren@telia.com> wrote:
- Copying all .qpg and .qpm files to the directory that is to become a repository, and
- running packager -r in it?
You need to keep the .qpk (not .qpg) and .qpm files.
Put them into a new directory, and run packager -r in it.
If that’s what you meant, then what did packager say when you ran it?
Jerry Chappell
Hello,
You must copy all the .qpk file (package files) and .qpm files (manifest files) to a directory.
Once you have done this you can use ‘pkg-installer -u directory’. Directory being the place you put the files in.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Dave B.
Vincent Lönngren <vincent.lonngren@telia.com> wrote:
I’m not absolutely certain this is the right newsgroup, but I hope so…
What do I need to do to create a repository, more than:
- Copying all .qpg and .qpm files to the directory that is to become a repository, and
- running packager -r in it?
These two steps do not seem to work, for some reason.
Vincent Lönngren