Name
pkgadd
Synopsis
/usr/sbin/pkgadd [options
] [source-loc
] [pkg-name
] /usr/sbin/pkgadd -s [source-loc
] [pkg-name
]
Install a package. By default, pkgadd looks in /var/spool/pkg for installable
package files; this can be changed with the -d
option. The -s
option may be used to write a
package from installation media to the spool directory instead
of installing it.
Options
-
-a
adminfile
Use adminfile as the installation administration file, instead of the system default file (/var/sadm/install/admin/default). This file specifies policies for installation in terms of user interaction, how many instances of a package may be installed, and so on.
-
-d
device
Use device as the source for the package to be installed or copied.
-
-G
Install the package only in the current zone. If installed in the global zone, the package is not propagated to any nonglobal zones.
-
-k
keystore
Use keystore as the source for trusted certificate authority certificates.
-
-M
Do not use
$root_path/etc/vfstab
for determining a client’s mount points. Rather, assume that the mount points are correct on the server.-
-n
Do a noninteractive installation. This suppresses the output list of installed files.
-
-P
password
Use password to decrypt the keystore provided with
-k
.-
-r
response-file
The full pathname response-file provides the output of pkgask. Use the contents to provide the responses to questions that pkgadd would otherwise ask interactively. See pkgask.
-
-R
root-path
Install all files under root-path. This is used on server ...
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