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Operating Systems AIX Install RPM from NIM LPP without smitty Post 302900459 by n.i.b on Wednesday 7th of May 2014 02:54:46 AM
Old 05-07-2014
Install RPM from NIM LPP without smitty
I want to install single RPM from LPP on NIM system without doing it interactively (with single non-interactive command), so I 'got' that command from smitty this way:


# smitty nim > Install and Update Software > Install Software

Code:
Select the LPP_SOURCE containing the install images

> RPMS_AIX53          resources       lpp_source

Software to Install [F4]

Code:
  sudo
    @@R:sudo-1.6.9p23-2 1.6.9p23-2
>   @@R:sudo-1.6.9p23-2noldap 1.6.9p23-2noldap

Code:
* LPP_SOURCE             RPMS_AIX53
* Software to Install   [@@R:sudo-1.6.9p23-2noldap 1.6.9p23-2noldap]

After pressing F6 now I get the command.


Code:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                           SHOW COMMAND STRING                            |
|                                                                          |
| Press Enter or Cancel to return to the                                   |
| application.                                                             |
|                                                                          |
|   /usr/lpp/bos.sysmgt/nim/methods/c_sm_nim cust  -l 'RPMS_AIX53' -o '@@R |
|   :sudo-1.6.9p23-2noldap 1.6.9p23-2noldap' -f '' -f '' -f '' -f 'c' -f ' |
|   N' -f 'g' -f 'X' -f '' -f ''                                           |
|                                                                          |
| F1=Help                 F2=Refresh              F3=Cancel                |
| F8=Image                F10=Exit                Enter=Do                 |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+

... but when I type this command in terminal, I get this error:

Code:
# /usr/lpp/bos.sysmgt/nim/methods/c_sm_nim cust  -l 'RPMS_AIX53' -o '@@R:sudo-1.6.9p23-2noldap 1.6.9p23-2noldap' -f '' -f '' -f 'Y' -f 'c' -f 'N' -f 'g' -f 'X' -f '' -f ''
0042-001 nimclient: processing error encountered on "c003s1154":
   0042-175 c_showres: An unexpected result was returned by the "/usr/lib/instl/sm_inst" command:

0042-231 c_sm_nim:  Unable to generate the formatted list of software
to install.

What am I doing wrong?
 

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