Querry on solaris package install

Hi,
I am not able to use environment variables inside preinstall or post install scripts while packaging a solaris package. I am trying to export variables in a shell (where i am giving pkgadd command) and trying to access the same variables during pre/post install. Is this functionality supported on Solaris ?
Do you have any workaround for this ?
Thanks,
Vinay

WHICH Solaris? SPARC or x86? There's NO 9i for Solaris-x86, in case of SPARC you need to execute runInstaller with the -ignoreSysPrereqs option.
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Connected to localhost.
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----START CONSOLE 1------
Sun Fire(TM) T1000, No Keyboard
Copyright 2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
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/opt/chromium-browser/locales/id.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/it.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/ja.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/kn.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/ko.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/lt.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/lv.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/ml.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/mr.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/nb.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/nl.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/or.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/pl.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/pt-BR.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/pt-PT.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/ro.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/ru.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/sk.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/sl.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/sr.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/sv.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/sw.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/ta.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/te.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/th.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/tr.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/uk.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/vi.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/zh-CN.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/locales/zh-TW.pak
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/devtools.css
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/devtools.html
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/devtools.js
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/inspector.css
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/inspector.html
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/inspectorSyntaxHighlight.css
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/back.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/checker.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/clearConsoleButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/closeButtons.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/consoleButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/consoleIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/cookie.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/database.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/databaseTable.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/debuggerContinue.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/debuggerPause.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/debuggerStepInto.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/debuggerStepOut.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/debuggerStepOver.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/disclosureTriangleSmallDown.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/disclosureTriangleSmallDownBlack.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/disclosureTriangleSmallDownWhite.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/disclosureTriangleSmallRight.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/disclosureTriangleSmallRightBlack.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/disclosureTriangleSmallRightDown.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/disclosureTriangleSmallRightDownBlack.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/disclosureTriangleSmallRightDownWhite.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/disclosureTriangleSmallRightWhite.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/dockButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/elementsIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/enableOutlineButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/enableSolidButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/errorIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/errorMediumIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/errorRedDot.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/excludeButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/focusButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/forward.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/glossyHeader.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/glossyHeaderPressed.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/glossyHeaderSelected.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/glossyHeaderSelectedPressed.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/goArrow.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/graphLabelCalloutLeft.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/graphLabelCalloutRight.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/grayConnectorPoint.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/largerResourcesButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/localStorage.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/nodeSearchButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/paneBottomGrow.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/paneBottomGrowActive.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/paneGrowHandleLine.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/paneSettingsButtons.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/pauseOnExceptionButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/percentButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/profileGroupIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/profileIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/profileSmallIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/profilesIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/profilesSilhouette.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/radioDot.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/recordButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/recordToggledButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/reloadButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/resourceCSSIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/resourceDocumentIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/resourceDocumentIconSmall.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/resourceJSIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/resourcePlainIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/resourcePlainIconSmall.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/resourcesIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/resourcesSilhouette.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/resourcesSizeGraphIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/resourcesTimeGraphIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/scriptsIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/scriptsSilhouette.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/searchSmallBlue.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/searchSmallBrightBlue.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/searchSmallGray.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/searchSmallWhite.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segment.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segmentChromium.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segmentEnd.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segmentHover.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segmentHoverChromium.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segmentHoverEnd.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segmentHoverEndChromium.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segmentSelected.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segmentSelectedChromium.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segmentSelectedEnd.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/segmentSelectedEndChromium.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/sessionStorage.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/splitviewDimple.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/splitviewDividerBackground.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarBackground.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarBackgroundChromium.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarBottomBackground.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarBottomBackgroundChromium.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarButtons.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarButtonsChromium.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarMenuButton.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarMenuButtonChromium.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarMenuButtonSelected.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarMenuButtonSelectedChromium.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarResizerHorizontal.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/statusbarResizerVertical.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/storageIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/successGreenDot.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineBarBlue.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineBarGray.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineBarGreen.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineBarOrange.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineBarPurple.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineBarRed.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineBarYellow.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineCheckmarks.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineDots.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineHollowPillBlue.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineHollowPillGray.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineHollowPillGreen.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineHollowPillOrange.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineHollowPillPurple.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineHollowPillRed.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineHollowPillYellow.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelineIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelinePillBlue.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelinePillGray.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelinePillGreen.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelinePillOrange.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelinePillPurple.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelinePillRed.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/timelinePillYellow.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/tipBalloon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/tipBalloonBottom.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/tipIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/tipIconPressed.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/toolbarItemSelected.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/treeDownTriangleBlack.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/treeDownTriangleWhite.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/treeRightTriangleBlack.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/treeRightTriangleWhite.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/treeUpTriangleBlack.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/treeUpTriangleWhite.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/undockButtonGlyph.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/userInputIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/userInputPreviousIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/userInputResultIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/warningIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/warningMediumIcon.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/warningOrangeDot.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/warningsErrors.png
/opt/chromium-browser/resources/inspector/Images/whiteConnectorPoint.png
/usr/bin/chromium-browser
/usr/share/applications/chromium-browser.desktop
/usr/share/licenses/chromium-browser-bin
/usr/share/licenses/chromium-browser-bin/LICENSE.txt
/usr/share/man/man1/chromium-browser.1.gz
/usr/share/pixmaps/chromium-browser.png
Chromium-browser is just one of the packages I remember having installed using yaourt prior to the /var/lib/pacman deletion. I would like to know if there is a way to find all such aur packages installed through yaourt prior to /var/lib/pacman deletion and if possible, delete them.
Thanks.
Last edited by billy123 (2010-04-05 16:35:35)

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