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I have tried searching the forums and mailing list archives for an |
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answer to this question, but I obviously cannot word it correctly since |
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all I get are things about various service servers on gentoo boxes. |
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I currently have about 30 linux servers deployed around my location, all |
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running rh9. I am to the point that I need to update some major |
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components and am not looking forward to the rpmhell that comes with |
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this. I have been running gentoo on my workstations for a few years and |
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really like the upgradability that it provides with the least ammount |
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of work and was wanting to look at switching my server base to this. |
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I envision having my own rsync server that I push packages I want from |
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the master gentoo rsync servers so I can control what packages are |
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passed to the production servers. I also will want to compile binaries |
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for each class of server on some non-production boxes (identical to the |
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production boxes in hardware, use flags, and packages installed) and |
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install those since I don't want to use the cpu time on my production boxes. |
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I know I can run my own rsync server and have gentoo sync from that and |
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I remember seeing you can emerge binary packages made with the buildpkg |
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flag. Is there anything inherantly wrong with what I am doing or major |
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problems that will arise? Is there any documentation (or posts I |
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couldn't find) for this sort of thing that will help me out? |
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Tips/tricks/advice? |
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Thanks, |
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Justin |
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computility |