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We have different servers on different platforms - AMD, Intel! |
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So, it would be better to build packages for those platforms, for AMD with AMD |
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optimization flags, for Intel with Intel optimization flags! |
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We don't want any of our production servers to compile software, instead we |
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will dedicate another box (so-called dev machine) for compiling. And we want |
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to build packages on this box only. |
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What I'm looking for, is to be able: |
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o to specify a target, optimization flags to compiler (e.g. -O2 |
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- -march=athlon-xp -funroll-loops) |
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o to specify which options will be supported in the package (ldap, ssl, db, |
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mysql, postgresql, etc... support, of course, all necessary libraries will be |
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on a devbox) |
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o to create tbz2 or RPM package (it was mentioned in a Portage manual as a |
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directory locations: there were two options: PKGDIR and RPMDIR, so I guess it |
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can create tbz2 and/or RPM) :) |
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Is it possible? |
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On Wednesday 18 December 2002 16:18, Dietrich Heise wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> > We are currently using Redhat Linux distribution on our servers and we |
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> > are now looking forward to switch to Gentoo as a possible candidate, |
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> > starting from an official Gentoo 1.4 release! |
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> > |
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> > Before switching to Gentoo we have some questions, and, please, |
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> > appologize us if these questions have been asked before - I just |
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> > couldn't find any gentoo mailing lists archive on the site! Also we have |
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> > looked at the Gentoo forums, but didn't find a comprehensive answer! |
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> > We will manage different servers and we will need to compile and build |
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> > packages for those servers! So, is it possible to compile and build a |
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> > software packages from ebuilds on a host for different hosts? Also can |
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> > we control, what support (e.g. DB, LDAP, SSL, etc...) to include in the |
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> > package? |
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> I think if all servers are the same architecture (maybe x86) and U use the |
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> flags that all your server understand it should be no problem to create |
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> binaries. |
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> man emerge (rtfm) |
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> --buildpkg (-b) |
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> Tells emerge to build binary packages for all |
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> ebuilds processed in addition to actually merging |
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> [...] |
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> Dietrich |
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Rgrds, .coder! |
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