[tpkg-users] tpkg 2.2.4 released

[Jason H. <jh...@ap...>]

Enhancements:

- Expand --force option to cover ignoring failures related to running externals.  Failures related to bad externals can leave users in a situation where an old package can't be removed or upgraded.  Users need a way to force their way out of that situation.

- The profile.d file is now installed as tpkg.sh instead of tpkg_profile.sh to match the names of the other files typically found in the profile.d directory.

- The profile.d file now adds /opt/tpkg/man or equivalent to MANPATH.

- Add an etch externals script for triggering the installation of authorized_keys for a user.  (The etch externals are not used by default.)

- tpkg will now warn the user about non-executable init scripts, as otherwise that can lead to difficult to diagnose failures.  (Other scripts run by tpkg such as preinstall and postinstall scripts already had similar checks and warnings.)

Bug fixes:

- The Solaris package for installing tpkg now ensures that the modified /etc/profile.