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Barry, |
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That definatly does have some good info on it. At least gives me some |
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things to start with and go from there - thanks. |
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jl |
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Barry Shaw wrote: |
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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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> We've done this for a heap of workstations and made it into an automatic |
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> process. If you intend to maintain an authoritative repository of |
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> binaries then there are a few management problems involved. Its all |
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> documented, along with some scripts at |
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> http://www.scms.waikato.ac.nz/~baz. It may not be relevant to how you |
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> want to maintain your servers, but there might be something there thats |
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> relevant to you (particularly near the end of the doc). |
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> Baz |
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