David,
In my multiple host environment, we use lots of modules for ClearCase
triggers and I just use one share containing our perl binaries and
modules
mounted on all the servers via NFS. Its a rather simplistic approach
that
just happens to work like a charm.
My advice, follow the path of least resistance.
Cheers!
-Ope Bakare
ClearCase Administrator
"Wagner, David --- Senior Programmer Analyst --- WGO"
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Subject: [Perl-unix-users] How to keep Perl in sync over a large
number
of servers?
I was asked this question and I have no real answer for the individual.
(Outside of my company)
It is group of Unix flavor servers(group greater 100 servers) and each
server has it's own Perl setup. How do you keep everything in sync?
I would assume you have a test setup and from that keep one server as
default. Then you would load into the default after verifying that
changed
modules work as before. Then from the base system, some how you come up
with differences and load in new modules as necessary.
That is the way I would view it, but how would one actually do it? Are
there Perl Unix modules which can do this? Or do we need to write
modules
to handle this?
I would appreciate any insight. If this is the wrong list, then if
someone could point me to the right list, that would also be
appreciated.
Thanks.
Wags ;)
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