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Joseph <syscon780 <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> >I am starting to wonder. |
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> >How exactly do you upgrade the other machines? |
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> I rsync one local server and all other machine are rsync to it. |
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> My main idea is trying not to introduce to many newer versions packages |
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> as in the past I've notice that that could cause the problem. |
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> The is no need for sarcasm. I basically do what works and I do |
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> learn from my experience (sometimes :-/). |
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Joseph, |
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Folks that work on precise computer problems are often "raw" with |
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one another. "Sarcasm" is an ointment that soothes the pain |
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of running Gentoo. Verbal abuse develops "thick skin" and most |
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here on Gentoo User have "thick skin", imho. Devs on this |
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list often question the gentoo-user base to ferret out if they |
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need to modify docs, codes or semantics at Gentoo, or if the user |
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needs. Sometime it does resemble a court room. |
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"Alan's school of admin abuse" type of treatment to motivate |
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an excellent user base is not uncommon. |
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That said, the amount of questions and bandwidth you have incurred |
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on this group, does warrant administrative incursion into you |
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admin policies, imho. Maybe, just maybe, folks actually care |
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that you are wisely successful with Gentoo? |
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For example since you are distributing, you really need to keep |
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binaries packages on at least one system. I nuked python, some |
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years ago. It was only the files on another similar system that |
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prevent me form a new installation of the system. |
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Besides, I rather think you are being "groomed" to become a gentoo |
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dev, so you can abuse the rest of of (gentoo users) commoners? |
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hth, |
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James |
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