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aix-get

by irmin

This program allows you automatically check for updates for AIX 5L packages and rpms and download and/or install them. It is a replacement for well-known `fixdist` in AIX4.


http://aix-get.sourceforge.net

Software Distribution, Systems Administration

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  • 0.4.5 released

    It presents new -m option which allows you to update packages only to latest official maintenance level instead of default getting simply latest package version.

    05:23PM on Apr 15 2004 by irmin

  • aix-get 0.4.5 file released: aix-get

    * fix for strings containing only PTF ID in compare_report output
    * -m option for bumping up to latest maintenance level instead of 
            default latest package versions

    12:00AM on Apr 15 2004

  • aix-get 0.4.4 file released: aix-get

    small changes in diagnostic and runtime messages

    12:00AM on Nov 07 2003

  • aix-get 0.4.3 file released: aix-get

    -P flag exports https_proxy environment variable too.

    12:00AM on Oct 21 2003

  • aix-get 0.4.2 file released: aix-get

    
                
            
            

    12:00AM on Oct 11 2003

  • 0.4.2 bugfix release

    If you suffer from "empty target directory" bug then you should get this release.

    09:20PM on Oct 10 2003 by irmin

  • 0.4.1 released

    SIGTERM handling added.

    06:55PM on Oct 10 2003 by irmin

  • aix-get 0.4.1 file released: aix-get

    * SIGTERM/SIGINT handler for operations via system() call.
    * Warn if we're running on system other than AIX 5

    12:00AM on Oct 10 2003

  • aix-get 0.4 file released: aix-get

    * Use smarter, bffcreate-based algorithm to determine if we need to d/l update.
    * -X key for automatically extending filesystem with updates dir.
    * `import' command to import directories with lots of updates.
       (specify source dir with -t and target ...

    12:00AM on Oct 06 2003

  • v0.4 is ready

    The main changes are in updates directory maintenance functions. See release notes for details.

    10:52PM on Oct 05 2003 by irmin