> the main issue is, you have to be in your $HOME > directory (where you are after login) when you do a > su and install napp-it via wget. > > otherwise your download is in another folder. napp-it > expects the downloaded files in $HOME. the current > 0.405 release will check this. if you are not in your > home-directory it will display an error. (this part > of the installer is perl, so i cannot just do a > change directory). > > best regards > hope you enjoy napp-it
Thanks Guenther, I do. However, and since I am new to the Solaris OS, I admit to some difficulties in installing napp-it ; each OS has a different dialect when it comes to installing packages. So far, I have found step by step instructions for nexenta and for eon, but none for Solaris Express 11. You guessed it 8-), I feel there is a need for them. For the time being, I am writing a step by step description of what has worked for me so far - e.g. how to install SEx 11 on a mirrored pool (not for the faints of heart, and Oracle's documentation does not help - it is even misleading). I'll publish those notes (in French and English) in order to somewhat relieve others' pains. Amitiés, Robert -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
