HP-UX Reference (11i v3 07/02) - 4 File Formats (vol 8)

swpackage(4) swpackage(4)

By specifying a umask, the user can set a default mode for executable ﬁles, non-executable ﬁles,

and directories. (A speciﬁc mode can be set for any ﬁle, as described above.)

-o [owner[,]][uid]

Deﬁnes the destination ﬁle’s owner name and/or or uid (as deﬁned above).

-g [group[,]][gid

]

Deﬁnes the destination ﬁle’s group name and/or or gid (as deﬁned above).

-t type

Deﬁnes the destination ﬁle’s type (as deﬁned above). Caution, some releases of swpackage do not

work correctly with -t type, see WARNINGS section for details.

PSF Extensions

A PSF can contain extended ﬁle deﬁnitions. SD currently supports

exclude and include ﬁles.

Exclude ﬁles let you explicitly exclude ﬁles that would otherwise be included in the PSF. The syntax is:

exclude ﬁlename

An exclude ﬁle can only be speciﬁed after a ﬁle deﬁnition. The ﬁle listed after the

exclude keyword is

excluded from the current context (for example, from a recursive ﬁle deﬁnition or wildcard).

If the ﬁlename speciﬁes a directory, then all ﬁles below that directory are excluded.

Include ﬁles let you include ﬁle deﬁnitions from a separate ﬁle. The syntax is:

file < include_ﬁle

The include ﬁle must be separated from the file keyword by a less than sign (

<).

EXAMPLES

This example illustrates a typical PSF.

# PSF file which defines an example product.

depot

layout_version 1.0

# Vendor definition:

vendor

tag HP

title Hewlett-Packard Company

description < data/descr.hp