Sanket Khidkikar
Software Engineering
(519) 653 4483 x7121
ATS Advanced Systems
730 Fountain Street
Bldg 3
Cambridge ON N3H 4R7
Sanket Khidkikar <skhidkikar@atsautomation.com> wrote:
I have a qpm and a qpk …and want to install it. How do I do this???
Do I have to create a qpr first using the packager utility???
Thanks.
First, make a directory that will become a local repository.
Put the QPK and QPM into that directory.
cd into that directory.
type the following:
packager -r
Answer the questions that packager asks.
Now you have a repository. Point pkg-installer at your
new local repository and your packages will appear.
Whenever you want to add to your repository, put new
QPK/QPM files into it, and type the following:
packager -ruv2
That remakes the repository with your new packages,
without asking you the questions that you already
answered before.
Jerry Chappell
Would tar and gzipping the 2 files into a file with the extension qpr do
it??? I’ll try that out.
“Sanket Khidkikar” <skhidkikar@atsautomation.com> wrote in message
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I have a qpm and a qpk …and want to install it. How do I do this???
Do I have to create a qpr first using the packager utility???
Thanks.Sanket Khidkikar
Software Engineering
(519) 653 4483 x7121
ATS Advanced Systems
730 Fountain Street
Bldg 3
Cambridge ON N3H 4R7
Sanket Khidkikar a écrit :
Would tar and gzipping the 2 files into a file with the extension qpr do
it??? I’ll try that out.
“Sanket Khidkikar” <> skhidkikar@atsautomation.com> > wrote in message
news:3bcb42cd$> 1@ats2.sentex.ca> …
I have a qpm and a qpk …and want to install it. How do I do this???
Do I have to create a qpr first using the packager utility???
Thanks.Sanket Khidkikar
Software Engineering
(519) 653 4483 x7121
ATS Advanced Systems
730 Fountain Street
Bldg 3
Cambridge ON N3H 4R7
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Yes and you also can do that by typing:
tar -zcvf the_package_file.qpr *.qpk *.qpm
Regards,
Alain.