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| I have an internal mirror for rsync and distfiles. Now my users tell me |
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| that we can setup a build server and install the precompiled binaries |
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| off of that. From what they were talking about, it sounded like a |
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| mirror, but serving compiled packages. Is anyone doing this? I can't |
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| find information on this, but that's probably because I don't really |
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| even know what to look for. Is there a document on this somewhere? |
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We're doing this for a couple of hundred machines and have documented it |
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at http://www.scms.waikato.ac.nz/~baz. Theres a bunch of scripts there |
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too that make managing a binary repository easier (doing it by hand is a |
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