Empty /opt/pcbin/install (again)

[loggenk]

Hi,

I know its asked before. But, i have no packages in /opt/pcbin/install. In fact, not even the folders /pcbin (and install) were created.
I tried this with Ubuntu 12.04, and 10.04.
Off course i runned opsi-product-updater -i -vv !

Whats wrong?

With regards,

Kees....

[SisterOfMercy]

Try looking in /var/lib/opsi/depot/

[loggenk]

Yes, it is in /var/lib/opsi/depot. However, if i want to image a system i receive error bootmgr in winpe not found.

And that is correct because winpe is also empty.
When i run opsi-makeproductfile winpe is included (otherwise i couldn't create the productfile)

UPDATE...
When i manual copy the winpe,drivers, and the installfiles folder it works like before.
But, why doesn't it copy these folders?

I created an Office object. This object not even appears in /var/lib/opsi/depot

[n.wenselowski]

Hello loggenk,

/opt/pcbin/install is deprecated. You nowadays find everything under /var/lib/opsi/depot.

What do you mean by "I created an Office object"?
Did you create a new package and install it? What commands did you use?


Kind regards

Niko

[loggenk]

Hi Niko,

I created a new office object...

opsi-newprod
Create script, copied files to CLIENT_DATA
opsi-setup --set-rights
opsi-makeproductfile
opsi-setup --set-rights
opsi-package-manger -i off2007_x.x.x.opsi

After that i couldn't see any files in /var/lib/opsi/depot/off2007

[n.wenselowski]

Hello loggenk,

does the product appear if you list the installed packages via opsi-package-manager --list?

If not try re-running the installation with --log-file <path_to_your_log> and maybe add multiple -v to increase verbosity.


With kind regards

Niko