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in response to your other question about use flags: No, it doesn't, |
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because USE="" emerge only influences that build. man portage and read up |
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on /etc/portage/package.use. |
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as for this question.. export /usr/portage via nfs and emerge -b on one, |
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emerge -k on the other. |
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read up on the docs, man, portage will do everything you want if you sweet |
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talk her. |
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-Sri |
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On Fri, April 15, 2005 2:03 am, Devraj Mukherjee said: |
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> I am not sure if there is really a solution to this problem, but it might |
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> lead to some brainstorming and finally a solution :-) |
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> We have a one live server to which we have a mirror server, the mirror is |
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> an exact copy of the data and as part of our disaster recovery plan we |
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> should be able to take down the live server and use our mirror server when |
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> there is a need. |
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> Now part of the problem is the fact that I have to maintain packages on |
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> both machines separately. Thus if I say emerge php with custom use flags |
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> on the lvie server, I have to do the same on the backup server. Is there a |
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> way of automating this process? |
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> I am, not so concerned with kernel and device drivers, as the hardware can |
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> be different. I am more concerned about user level packages like |
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> Apache/PHP etc. Can I mirror the portage in anyway such that I can have |
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> the same user level packages via single emerge? |
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> Thanks for the help. |
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> Devraj |
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