Client discovered issues with links not appearing on running geneos package list command. This was because of a appended '/' forward slash in the symlink creation. From my response to them:
"I see that the symlink targets all have the ‘/’ at the end of their names. Which, as far as navigating in unix goes, isn’t an issue. But it looks like the tool isn’t a fan of it. I just tried to replicate that to see what would happen, and I get the same situation. From my test environment:"
"In my packages/gateway directory I created a new symlink called GA6.7 and pointed it to the directory 6.7.1/
I specifically included the ‘/’ in its creation.
I now have two symlinks, one with the ‘/’ , and one without (active_prod). Then once I ran the package list gateway command, I found the lack-of Link in the 6.7.1 release, just like what you’re seeing.
Recreating that new symlink without ‘/’ resolved the issue: "
Solution:
Edit your symlinks (like active_prod) to remove the extra ‘/’, then should see the Links correctly populating.
Client discovered issues with links not appearing on running
geneos package list
command. This was because of a appended '/' forward slash in the symlink creation. From my response to them:"I see that the symlink targets all have the ‘/’ at the end of their names. Which, as far as navigating in unix goes, isn’t an issue. But it looks like the tool isn’t a fan of it. I just tried to replicate that to see what would happen, and I get the same situation. From my test environment:"
"In my packages/gateway directory I created a new symlink called GA6.7 and pointed it to the directory 6.7.1/ I specifically included the ‘/’ in its creation. I now have two symlinks, one with the ‘/’ , and one without (active_prod). Then once I ran the
package list gateway
command, I found the lack-of Link in the 6.7.1 release, just like what you’re seeing.Recreating that new symlink without ‘/’ resolved the issue: "
Solution: Edit your symlinks (like active_prod) to remove the extra ‘/’, then should see the Links correctly populating.