Guia do Desenvolvedor de Empacotamento de Aplicativos

Arquivos de estudo de caso

O arquivo pkginfo

PKG=krazy
NAME=KrAzY Applications
CATEGORY=applications
BASEDIR=/opt
ARCH=SPARC
VERSION=Version 1
CLASSES=none cfgdata admin

O arquivo prototype

i pkginfo
i request
i i.admin
i r.cfgdata
d none bin 555 root sys
f none bin/process1 555 root other
f none bin/process2 555 root other
f none bin/process3 555 root other
f admin bin/config 500 root sys
d admin cfg 555 root sys
f admin cfg/datafile1 444 root sys
f admin cfg/datafile2 444 root sys
f admin cfg/datafile3 444 root sys
f admin cfg/datafile4 444 root sys
d cfgdata data 555 root sys

O arquivo space

# extra space required by config data which is
# dynamically loaded onto the system
data 500 1

O script de ação de classe i.admin

# PKGINST parameter provided by installation service
# BASEDIR parameter provided by installation service
while read src dest
do
   cp $src $dest || exit 2
done
# if this is the last time this script will be executed
# during the installation, do additional processing here.
if [ "$1" = ENDOFCLASS ]
then
# our config process will create a data file based on any changes
# made by installing files in this class; make sure the data file
# is in class `cfgdata' so special rules can apply to it during
# package removal.
   installf -c cfgdata $PKGINST $BASEDIR/data/config.data f 444 root
   sys || exit 2
   $BASEDIR/bin/config > $BASEDIR/data/config.data || exit 2
   installf -f -c cfgdata $PKGINST || exit 2
fi
exit 0

Isso ilustra uma instância rara na qual installf é apropriada em um script de ação de classe. Pelo fato do arquivo space ser usado para reservar espaço em um sistema de arquivos específico, este novo arquivo pode ser adicionado seguramente, mesmo se não estiver incluído no arquivo pkgmap.

O script de remoção r.cfgdata

# the product manager for this package has suggested that
# the configuration data is so valuable that it should be
# backed up to $PKGSAV before it is removed!
while read path
do
# path names appear in reverse lexical order.
   mv $path $PKGSAV || exit 2
   rm -f $path || exit 2
done
exit 0