Sorry for the tardy reply, I've been off the 'net for 2 weeks vacationing in
Austria.
If a proprietary solution would be acceptable, check out my employer's
offerings.
I know that the products available from OpenService <http://www.open.com/>
include a "software push" capability, and I am presently working on porting
the product set to Linux (the port went to QA the day I left for vacation, I
still need to review the results of testing to date to figure out the
schedule from here). There are also a whole lot of other features that are
included in the package, providing a lot of system management automation.
Greg, if this is still an interesting topic please email me directly and
we'll figure out what benefits we can offer for your requirements.
--Bruce McCulley
Principal Engineer
OpenService, Inc.
Greg Kettmann wrote:
> Sorry to post again so quickly. I have a need to support a large Linux
> Client environment. What suggestions might anyone have regarding
> workstation management, particularly in regards to software
> distribution? This would include kernel patches and/or software
> installation/upgrades. This would ideally be a software push
> environment, or at least have that capability. Worse case it would be a
> timed pull. That is a workstation would wake up, query some sort of
> file, and then follow the instructions given. So, any thoughts? TIA
> GGK
>
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