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In file prototype, the path must be relative path rather than absolute path.

/path-1/path-2/... (x)

path-1/path-2/... (v)

Noop....basically that's how UNIX works, you never know what's going on behind the scene.

BASEDIR is a default environment variable. It represents where the root install path, based on Sun...

It's Solaris package.

$1 is an implicit parameter passed into request script.

Here is request script:


#!/bin/sh
echo "Current install root path is [ $BASEDIR ]"
CONFIRM="n"
while [ "$CONFIRM" != "y" ]
do
BASEDIR=""
while true
do
...

My mistake! It still doesn't work!

According to Solaris packaging documentation, the only place, which the installer can solicit user input, is through "request script". That's a stage far before...

Thanks era.

I went through pkgadd and pkgmk documentation and got no answer for this, unfortunately!

After disucssion with my colleague, we came up with an idea - read the user input from a jar...

By the way, if I run the script separately, everything is fine!

I wrote a post-install script, which is executed after the package installation by command like " pkgadd -d /mypackage.pkg".

I also want to read user input in post-install script as follows:

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