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the package you need ist bos.svpkg

part of the base install media since aix 5.2



#: lslpp -f bos.svpkg
Fileset File
...

The emphasize is by me - it should answer your question.

I hope this helps.

bakunin

Hi
Not sure whether I got your question correctly.


$ cat file1.sh
echo "unix"
echo "linux"
x=`awk 'NR==1' file2.sh`
eval $x

In place of '==1', you can put the appropriate line number...

Try..

pkg1_name="/dir1/dir2/dir3/pkg1.txt"
pkg2_name="/dir1/dir2/dir4/pkg2.txt"

pkg=$1

eval echo \$${pkg}_name

In your command..

result=$(awk something $(eval echo \$${pkg}_name))

You could write a function which takes an argument (the path to the file) and uses it to create the directory and then the file:


CreateDummy() {
mkdir -p ${1%/*} || return 1
touch $1 ||...

Three of these components are not available:

- glibc (Solaris uses its own libc)
- xen & kvm aren't ported, Solaris 11 has alternative virtualizations solutions (ldoms, virtualbox, zones). There...