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gpt-install

GPT-INSTALL(8)						User Contributed Perl Documentation					    GPT-INSTALL(8)

NAME

       gpt-install - Installs GPT packages.

SYNOPSIS

       gpt-install [options] [packages or bundles]

	 Options:
	    -verbose		  Print copious output
	    -help		  Print usage
	    -man		  Print man page.
	    -version		  Print GPT version.
	    -force		  Replace package no matter what.
	    -loose		  Replace a broader range of packages.
	    -installdir=PATH	  Override $GLOBUS_LOCATION.
	    -tmpdir=PATH	  Path to tmp disk space
	    [packages or bundles] List of binary packages and bundles to install.

DESCRIPTION

       gpt-install takes a GPT described package or bundle and installs it. The program can install either RPM's or GPT packages.

OPTIONS

       -force  forces all action to be taken, regardless of state.

       -tmpdir Place to unpack bundles.

       -installdir
	       Directory to which files shall be written. Default is $GLOBUS_LOCATION

       -loose  pgm packages can replace a pgm_static package (and vice versa) or a pgm package with a different flavor.

       -help   Print a brief help message and exits.

       -man    Prints the manual page and exits.

       -version
	       Prints the version of GPT and exits.

EXAMPLES

       For the command:

	 gpt-install foo-2.1-gcc32-pgm.tar.gz

	 foo-1.1-gcc32-pgm will be replaced.
	 foo-2.2-gcc32-pgm will B<not> be replaced. It is newer.
	 foo-1.1-vendorcc32-pgm will B<not> be replaced. Wrong flavor.
	 foo-1.1-gcc32-pgm_static will B<not> be replaced. Wrong package type
	 foo-2.2-gcc32-pgm_static will B<not> be replaced. Wrong package type

       For the command:

	 gpt-install -force foo-2.1-gcc32-pgm.tar.gz

	 foo-1.1-gcc32-pgm will be replaced.
	 foo-2.2-gcc32-pgm will be replaced.
	 foo-1.1-vendorcc32-pgm will B<not> be replaced. Wrong flavor
	 foo-1.1-gcc32-pgm_static will B<not> be replaced. Wrong package type
	 foo-2.2-gcc32-pgm_static will B<not> be replaced. Wrong package type

       For the command:

	 gpt-install -loose foo-2.1-gcc32-pgm.tar.gz

	 foo-1.1-gcc32-pgm will be replaced.
	 foo-2.2-gcc32-pgm will B<not> be replaced. It is newer.
	 foo-1.1-vendorcc32-pgm will be replaced.
	 foo-1.1-gcc32-pgm_static will be replaced.
	 foo-2.2-gcc32-pgm_static will B<not> be replaced. It is newer.

       For the command:

	 gpt-install -force -loose foo-2.1-gcc32-pgm.tar.gz

	 foo-1.1-gcc32-pgm will be replaced.
	 foo-2.2-gcc32-pgm will be replaced.
	 foo-1.1-vendorcc32-pgm will be replaced.
	 foo-1.1-gcc32-pgm_static will be replaced.
	 foo-2.2-gcc32-pgm_static will be replaced.

BUGS

       gpt-install currently does not honor static build numbers.  Instead it will replace any pgm_static package that is the same version or
       older.  For example:

	 gpt-install -force foo-2.1-2-gcc32-pgm_static.tar.gz

	 foo-1.1-5-gcc32-pgm_static will be replaced.
	 foo-2.1-1-gcc32-pgm_static will be replaced.
	 foo-2.1-5-gcc32-pgm_static will be replaced.
	 foo-2.2-1-gcc32-pgm_static will not be replaced.
	 foo-2.1-gcc32-pgm will not be replaced.

SEE ALSO

       gpt-uninstall(1) gpt-query(1) gpt-verify(1)

AUTHOR

       Michael Bletzinger <mbletzin.ncsa.uiuc.edu> and Eric Blau <eblau.ncsa.uiuc.edu>

perl v5.14.2							    2012-04-30							    GPT-INSTALL(8)