- Author
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Martin Carpenter
- Copyright
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Copyright © Martin Carpenter 2011
The solaris-patch gem helps with the manipulation of SunOS and Solaris patches.
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Read (or write!) patchdiag.xref files.
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Find latest version of a patch.
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Find latest non-superseded version of a patch.
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Download patchdiag.xref, patches, readmes from Oracle.
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require 'solaris/patch' Solaris::Patch.download_patch!('123456-78', :to_file => '/tmp/123456-78.zip')
Alternatively:
patch = Solaris::Patch.new('123456-78') patch.download_patch!(:to_dir => '/tmp')
require 'solaris/patch' Solaris::Patch.download_readme!('123456-78', :to_file => '/tmp/123456-78.txt')
require 'solaris/patch' Solaris::Patchdiag.open('/tmp/patchdiag.xref').latest('123456-01') => "123456|12|..."
require 'solaris/patch' Solaris::Patchdiag.open('/tmp/patchdiag.xref').successor('123456-01') => "234567|12|..."
require 'solaris/patch' # slurp in patchdiag.xref patchdiag = Solaris::Patchdiag.new('/tmp/patchdiag.xref') # all sparc patches patchdiag.select { |p| p.archs.include? 'sparc' }.inspect => ["123456-78", ...] # latest line added to patchdiag.xref most_recent = patchdiag.sort_by(&:date).last most_recent => "123456|78|..." # most recent patch number most_recent.patch => "123456-78" # most recent patch's README if it was recommended most_recent.download_readme! if most_recent.recommended? => "Patch-ID# 123456-78..."
Dates in patchdiag.xref are Mon/dd/yy format. This gem will break in 2050 since it assumes year 50 and above is in the 20th century.