Software Distributor Administration Guide for HP-UX 11i

Creating Software Packages
Creating a Product Specification File (PSF)
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are multiple operating systems, use wildcards or the |
symbol to separate them. The value is matched against
a target’s
uname -s or getconf _CS_KERNEL_BITS result.
os_release The release number of the product’s operating system.
If not specified, the attribute is assigned a value of *,
meaning it will run on all operating systems. If there
are multiple operating systems, use wildcards or the |
symbol to separate them. The value is matched against
a target’s uname -r result.
os_version The version number of the operating system(s) on
which the product will run. If not specified, the
attribute is assigned a value of *, meaning it runs on
any version. If there are multiple operating systems,
use wildcards or the | symbol to separate them. The
value is matched against a target’s uname -v result.
postkernel Defines a kernel build script to be executed when
kernel filesets are loaded. Kernel filesets have the
is_kernel attribute set to true. The default kernel
script is /usr/sbin/mk_kernel. (See the manual
reference page for mk_kernel (1M) for more
information.) The default script executes when the
postkernel attribute is not specified. Only one kernel
build script is allowed per product, and the script
executes only once, even if defined for multiple filesets.
readme A text file of the README information for the product.
The value must be a pointer to the filename containing
the text
revision The revision information (release number, version) for
the product or bundle.
title A one-line string that further identifies the product or
bundle.
vendor_tag Associates this product or bundle with a vendor object
defined separately in the PSF, if that object has a
matching tag attribute.
end Ends the product or bundle specification. No value is
required. This keyword is optional. If you use it and it
is incorrectly placed, the specification will fail.