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Originally Posted by LinuxLover
On Linux System system if dependency is not met package do not install.
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Same with Solaris which as far as I know was the first Unix (SVR4) to implement Software packaging before Linux distributions started to do the same with .rpm and later .deb.
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On Solaris so for I did not find the way how can I check the dependency for some package.
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You don't need to. The installer checks for dependencies and complain if they aren't met.
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Like I install apache
pkgadd -d /cdrom/soairs10/../Product SUNWapachu
This command installed the SUNWapachu package and does not tell or give any error about its required dependencies.
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Do you mean the package did install but doesn't works because of a missing dependency ? That would be a bug.
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How can I check what are the dependency list for this package?
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You can use that command:
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cat /var/sadm/pkg/SUNWapchu/install/depend
