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Use the pkgrepo list command, not the pkg list command, when checking for installed packages. The pkg list command always shows installed packages, even if the package is not available from any configured publisher origin. If the package that you need is not listed, try running the pkgrepo refresh command and then retry the pkgrepo list command. If a needed package is not available from a configured publisher but is available from another repository origin, take one of the following actions:.

Use the -g option of the pkg set-publisher command to add this origin for the solaris publisher. Use the -g and -G options of the pkg set-publisher command to change the origin for the solaris publisher. If a different publisher provides the package you need, use the pkg set-publisher command to add that publisher. Use the -g option of the installation command install , uninstall , update , change-variant , and change-facet to temporarily add a repository to the end of the list of repositories to search.

Use the following command to check whether the package you want to install is available from your configured publishers. If you are updating a package, both the version of that package that is currently installed and the version to which you want to update should be available. If the package that you need is not listed, try running the pkg refresh command and then retry the pkg list command. If the package version you want is listed when you use the -af options, then use the same command again without the -f option:.

If the version you want is still listed, then this package is not constrained and you should be able to install it without installing or updating any other packages. If the version you want is not listed, then this version is available from configured publishers but not installable in this image.

Reasons that a package is not installable can include the following:. The version of the package is constrained by an incorporation package. You can update the constraining package or, in some cases, you can relax the constraint. The version of the package is constrained by a freeze operation. Run the pkg freeze command. The freeze could be on a package that has a require dependency on a different version of the package you want to install and both versions cannot be installed at the same time.

If you specify a package to install or update and you do not specify the publisher, the first publisher in the publisher search order that provides a package that matches that package FMRI or pattern is used as the installation source. If that publisher does not provide a version of the package that can be installed in this image, then the installation operation fails, even if another enabled publisher provides a version of the package that can be installed in this image. Take one of the following actions to address this issue:.

Specify the publisher in the package FMRI. Use the -P option of the pkg set-publisher command to set the publisher that provides the package version you want as the first publisher in the search order. The -v option also shows any release notes that apply to this particular install or update operation.

If you do not receive any error messages when you use the -nv options, run the command again without the -n option to actually perform the installation or update. Consider whether you should specify options to do the installation in a new BE or to create a backup BE if no new BE or backup BE will be created by default.

Specify more of the version you want in the package FMRI to get more information to help you diagnose and fix the problem. Use the pkg history command. The -l option provides complete FMRIs of changed packages. See Viewing Operation History. If you specify multiple packages to install or update, or if you omit the package specification for an update operation, the installation or update operation fails if any of the packages cannot be installed in this image. If one package cannot be installed, no packages are installed.

For more information, invoke the command again, specifying only the package that cannot be installed, specifying the full FMRI of that package, and providing one or more -v options. The errors discussed in this section are related to an inability to access the URI of the publisher. Use the pkg publisher command to display the URIs of your publishers. If publishers are listed that you are no longer using, either disable or remove those publishers:.

If an origin location is not correct, use the -G and -g options of the pkg set-publisher command together to change the URI. If a publisher has more than one origin, all origin locations must be accessible. If any origin location is not accessible, use the -G option of the pkg set-publisher command to remove that origin. If a publisher is configured in a non-global zone, all locations for that publisher must be accessible from the global zone even if that publisher is not configured in the global zone.

Take one or more of the following actions if the pkg command displays a message about an SSL certificate problem:. Make sure the required key and certificate are installed. Information about how to obtain a key and certificate should be included with other information about the secure repository. Use the -k and -c options with the pkg set-publisher command to specify the locations where the key and certificate are installed.

The pkg publisher command for the publisher shows where the publisher expects to find the key and certificate. If the key and certificate are installed elsewhere, reconfigure the publisher, specifying the correct values for the -k and -c options.

In the following example, the output shows the key and certificate file paths and shows that the certificate for the configured origin for the abc publisher is expired:. If you can view or ping the location successfully, use the pkgrepo list command to try to show one of the packages in the repository. If the URI is a file-based repository, make sure the files and directories are readable by the pkg5srv user.

You can use the pkgrepo verify command to check whether the repository is readable by the pkg5srv user. Check your web server configuration. If you run the package depot server behind an Apache web server instance, include the following setting in your httpd. If the problem occurs in a non-global zone, take the following troubleshooting steps. Remember that non-global zones use a special package repository called the system repository. See the pkg. You cannot use the -g option in an image that has non-global zones.

Instead, use the pkg set-publisher command to explicitly add that publisher and origin. Make sure the files and directories in file-based repositories are readable by the pkg5srv user. The pkg5srv user runs the system-repository Apache instance. See Relationship Between Global and Non-Global Zones for examples that show how to find the location of a system repository. If your site requires a proxy to access external locations, make sure the proxy has been specified correctly for publishers in the global zone.

Use the --proxy option of the pkg set-publisher command to specify the proxy. One way to check your proxy is to make sure you get no access error messages from the pkg refresh --full command. In the global zone, verify that localhost is set to Verify that Listen is set to Use the pkg publisher command to find the location of the package repository that you are trying to use, and examine SMF services on that system. Use the following command to identify any package repository SMF service instances that are enabled but not running and any instances that are preventing another enabled instance from running:.

If any service is reporting a problem, check the log file listed in the svcs output to determine the specific problem. If necessary, use the svccfg command to reset property values, as shown in the following example:. Use the svcadm command to clear, refresh, restart, and enable the service instance as necessary. If you are updating a particular package, use the following command to show what version of that package is currently installed in this image.

If no version is currently installed, use the pkg install command, not pkg update. If a version of package is currently installed, use the following command to show which versions of package are available from your configured publishers:. If the package with the highest version number is already installed, then perhaps no newer version exists. If a newer version does exist, determine the package repository location where the newer version is available, and use the pkg set-publisher command to reset the origin URI or add an origin URI for the appropriate publisher.

If necessary, install any required key and certificate and use the -k and -c options to specify them. Use the pkgrepo list command to verify that the currently installed version of the package also is available from configured publishers.

Execute the pkg update command again, specifying the -nv options and including the version or the keyword latest in the FMRI of the packages you want to install, as shown in the following example. Providing more information in the package names usually gives you more information in any error output.

Prior to this, free public updates were provided free for years after the release and usually after the release of the next version. As you can see from the table below, those releases that are not flagged as LTS will only receive free updates for 6 months. Businesses can choose to: Stay with Java SE 8. While this is an option, this could make you a potential target for hackers as this product will not be updated with the latest security patches Use the personal version of Java SE 8 and take the public updates until Organizations should realize this option puts them at risk of an audit.

Be aware that as this is a community release there is no warranty or support available. Organizations need to know in which of their environments they are using Java together with who is using it and the versions in use.

Snow can identify whether JDK or JRE is deployed on a machine; which commercial features are enabled and the update versions installed so you can see which ones could require licensing immediately. What Next? Stay up to date on everything Snow.

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You should add a task to your repository to maintain the only n release itens. This can be done by:. The "ace in the hole" for this question is to rebuild the maven metadata files maven-metadata. Now, the local repository need to know that metadata files were updated.

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