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No you are missing the point. I want emerge to execute on one host and |
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then do the file operations (install delete and that) on a remote host. |
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- John |
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söndagen den 31 augusti 2003 kl 15.32 skrev Marius Mauch: |
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> On Sun, 31 Aug 2003 15:07:38 +0200 |
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> John Nilsson <john@×××××××.nu> wrote: |
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>> Could one implement all packagemanagement emerge does through ssh |
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>> (scp)? |
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>> I would like to be able to use this command: |
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>> emerge -u world server.mydomain.com |
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>> where world, make.conf and other settings would be read from the |
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>> server however the portage tree would be local so only one computer |
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>> needs emerge sync, and packages would be crosscompiled for the server |
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>> and then copied through ssh to the server. |
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>> "emerge -u sendmail *.mydomain.com" =) |
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>> This way I could spare my poor 486 from compiling duties. |
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> The cross-compilation is not possible now (maybe with some hackish |
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> scripts, but not "out of the box"), however you can share the portage |
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> tree over NFS, so you only need one copy. And of course you can run |
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> emerge over ssh, so "ssh root@yourbox emerge -upv world" should work. |
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> And if you don't want to keep the ssh session open all the time use |
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> "screen". |
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> Marius |
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