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On 17-08-2010 13:23:32 +0200, Elmar Hinz wrote: |
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> 3.) Best to do it without root permissions |
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> in example in $HOME/workspace/ |
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> OK, guess starting Apache requires root privileges. |
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depends if you want to use a privileged port or not |
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> 4.) A want to versionize also the environment sources (servers) |
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> I want be able to restore any development version |
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> of a project in it's original runtime environment. |
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Not sure what you mean exactly, but I think either your scripts/tools or |
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regular versioning of packages can help you out. |
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> Hope you get the basic ideas. |
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> My researches brought me to the gentoo prefix. |
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> * it defines itself as a second level management tool |
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right, it lives on top of the host |
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> * it says it can work on all 3 OSS types |
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Windows one limited on Interix, very limited native windows, cross built |
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from Interix. |
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> Do you think gentoo prefix matches my requirements? |
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Your application requests may need some work, though I'm not sure if the |
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overhead of Gentoo Prefix is worth your goals. Before you can e.g. just |
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get SVN, you've already installed yourself lots of stuff including a |
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compiler. |
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> Would it give a suitable base for the tool? |
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> Is is stable enough? |
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I use it full-time in my everyday live, but your mileage may vary ;) |
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> If it can do the job, I would like to join the team, |
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> to bring back my efforts into the prefix project. |
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We always welcome that, provided that there is place for a long-time |
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commitment. Contributions are always more than welcome, of course. |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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