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> Primarily because what you're asking would require a lot of juggling to get right (database storage, for one thing) |
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> anyway..i cannot understand why you need a live cd with a db and an ap... well..let's us know :) |
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Of course, the DB itself could be burned on to a CD/DVD media, but it |
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would need some randomly writable disk(s) or disk arrays and other |
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programs like web servers need append-only disks for their logs, etc |
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Doing that for, say, a J2EE application stack is not a big deal at |
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all. You can just use environment variables which, for flexibility's |
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sake, you can set with a bash shell before running the program |
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Doing that using knoppix is straightforward but with a hardened |
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gentoo baseline would be more challenging, since, e.g., I don't even |
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know if you could set environment variables in SELinux and many other |
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etc's I will certainly find as I do |
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Well, I think I will give it a try and I will thoroughly document it, |
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but before I start I would like to read a bit more about "the gentoo |
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way" and how such thing could be done |
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Any docs or ideas you would share with me? |
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lbrtchx |
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