07-21-2009
AIX custom package install query
I have created a .bff package for an app to tbe installed on AIX servers across regions. I am pretty new to the AIX mode of packaging using mkinstallp but I have been able to get the same done. I installed the same on the server in which i created the package and the application was deployed correctly. However when I move the same .bff file to another server and try to complete the install it fails with message
/usr/lib/instl/instal[15]: NMApplication1-AIX.Client.rte.pre_i: not found.
instal: Failed while executing the NMApplication1-AIX.Client.rte.pre_i script.
To get this covered I moved the whole directory tree which hosted the .pre_i and other files onto the target server but this does not seem to work.
Any help on this would be great. I also would like to know if I can use the .bff file only for the package deployment or do I need to move the entrie directory tree sibnce documentation on AIX packaging is basically very rudimentatry and not in depth as say an rpm package or .pkg package
Regds,
Jobby
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