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Thierry Carrez wrote: |
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> Omkhar Arasaratnam wrote: |
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>>I think most of the assumptions that you're making involve giving your |
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>>user population root access. |
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>>Don't |
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> The assumptions I am making are clearly not involving giving a user |
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> population root access. I just point to the lack of tools to maintain |
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> semi-frozen trees and to automate software updates on a large enterprise |
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> desktop deployment, and try to see if this gathers interest. I fail to |
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> see where I need to give wheel to user. |
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> My position would rather be that workstations don't need a portage tree |
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> or an emerge command. A software deployment server could push package |
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> installation on workstations and keep track of what's installed where |
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> and with which configuration files. |
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Why not have your build server make .rpms(or .tgz for that matter) and |
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automagicly untar to /. Alternatively, I'm exploring cvs to manage /etc |
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for my clustered nodes, that may be something you want to consider as well. |
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Mike |
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