BlPackage - createDEBGroupPackageByDEBKeys

BlPackage - createDEBGroupPackageByDEBKeys

Description :

This command packages a set of Debian packages into a DEB group within a BLPackage. You can also specify 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)

Return type : DBKey

Command Input :

Example

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

Script

#Get the DB Key of an Debian package called python-4.2-0.69.2asp.i386.deb 

DepotObject getDBKeyByTypeStringGroupAndName DEBIAN_PACKAGE_INSTALLABLE "/Software" python-4.2-0.69.2asp.i386.deb 

#Repeat for all the other Debian packages you want to package. 

#Now assemble a comma separated list of the DBKeys of the Debian packages. 

DEB_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="dpkg -i" 

UNINSTALL_CMD="dpkg -r" 

SINGLE_USER_MODE=NotRequired 

REBOOT_MODE=NotRequired 

blcli BlPackage createDEBGroupPackageByDEBKeys "$DEB_DB_KEYS" "$PARENT_GROUP_ID" "$PKG_NAME" "$INSTALL_CMD" "$UNINSTALL_CMD" "$SINGLE_USER_MODE" "$REBOOT_MODE"