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11-15-2002
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update
Hello,
in windows update you get the latest patches in your system, in solaris is such an option? by downloading patches in unix comes with tar.z in windows winzip, adobe etc helps you to unzip uncompres the files in solaris can anyone remind me what is the apropriate command or program to have in order the files to be ready to install?? thanks for the help. rsh  |
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uncompress and tar
uncompress decompresses the .Z file(s) tar bundles and unbundles tar files. Suggest you review the output of these commands: Code:
man compress man uncompress man tar also, you might find this helpful (if installed on your system): Code:
man gzip |
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11-18-2002
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yes i unziped the file and then i run it.
i get the out put and after this i thought that i installed the program. am i correct on this or there is another proces for installation and how do you verify that the software program has been installed??? thanks a lot. rsh |
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11-18-2002
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Check out " showrev -p " or " patchadd -p " for information about installed patches. Also try pkginfo for information about packages installed.
For installation of packages use pkgadd or rather use admintool for any system administrative purposes. Hope this helps !! |
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