BlPackage - createRPMGroupPackageByRPMKeys_1

BlPackage - createRPMGroupPackageByRPMKeys

Description :

This command packages a set of RPMs in an RPM group in a package. You can specify the following single-user mode and reboot settings:

You can set the singleUserMode argument to one of the following strings:

NotRequired: Not Required
RevertTo: Use single-user mode without reboot
RebootAs: Reboot into single-user mode

You can set the rebootMode argument to one of the following strings:

NotRequired: Not required
AfterDeploy: After item deployment
AfterDeployWithReconfiguration: After item deployment with reconfiguration (Solaris ONLY)
OutOfBand: Out-of-band
AtJobEnd: By end of job
AtJobEndWithReconfigration: By end of job with reconfiguration (Solaris ONLY)

You can slso specify return code override rules for the install and uninstall commands associated with the RPMs.

For background information on the concept of return code overrides, see Depot Software : setDepotSoftwareReturnCodeOverridesByDBKey .

Return type : DBKey

Command Input :

Variable Name	Variable Type	Description
dbKeyList	String	Comma separated list of the DBKeys for the RPM depot objects you want to package.
parentGroupID	Integer	ID of the group under which you want to create the new package.
pkgName	String	Name of the package.
installCmd	String	RPM Group install command.
uninstallCmd	String	RPM Group uninstall command.
singleUserMode	String	The single-user mode.
rebootMode	String	The reboot mode.
installErrorRCO	String	The comma-separated list of return codes that should be interpreted as an error from the install command. A blank string indicates that there are no overrides for this category.
installWarningRCO	String	The comma-separated list of return codes that should be interpreted as a warning from the install command. A blank string indicates that there are no overrides for this category.
installRebootRCO	String	The comma-separated list of return codes that should be interpreted as a reboot request from the install command. A blank string indicates that there are no overrides for this category.
installSuccessRCO	String	The comma-separated list of return codes that should be interpreted as success from the install command. A blank string indicates that there are no overrides for this category.
uninstallErrorRCO	String	The comma-separated list of return codes that should be interpreted as an error from the uninstall command. A blank string indicates that there are no overrides for this category.
uninstallWarningRCO	String	The comma-separated list of return codes that should be interpreted as a warning from the uninstall command. A blank string indicates that there are no overrides for this category.
uninstallRebootRCO	String	The comma-separated list of return codes that should be interpreted as a reboot request from the uninstall command. A blank string indicates that there are no overrides for this category.
uninstallSuccessRCO	String	The comma-separated list of return codes that should be interpreted as success from the uninstall command. A blank string indicates that there are no overrides for this category.

Example

The following example packages a list of RPMs. The RPMs are specified by a comma separated list of the DBKeys for the RPMs.

Script

#Get the DB Key of an RPM called python-4.2-0.69.2asp.i386.rpm

DepotObject getDBKeyByTypeStringGroupAndName RPM_INSTALLABLE "/Software" python-4.2-0.69.2asp.i386.rpm

#Repeat for all the other RPMs you want to package.

#Now assemble a comma separated list of the DBKeys of the RPMs.

RPM_DB_KEYS="DBKey:SDepotObjectKey:1-1,DBKey:SDepotObjectKey:2-1"

#Get the ID of the parent group under which you want to create the new package.

PARENT_GROUP_ID=DepotGroup groupNameToId "/Packages"

PKG_NAME="patchPackage"

INSTALL_CMD="rpm -Uiv"

UNINSTALL_CMD="rpm -e"

SINGLE_USER_MODE=NotRequired

REBOOT_MODE=NotRequired

blcli BlPackage createRPMGroupPackageByRPMKeys "$RPM_DB_KEYS" "$PARENT_GROUP_ID" "$PKG_NAME" "$INSTALL_CMD" "$UNINSTALL_CMD" "$SINGLE_USER_MODE" "$REBOOT_MODE" "<0,1,2,3" "4,5,6,10..15" "100..200" "0" "<0,1,2,3" "4,5,6,10..15" "100..200" "0"