Hi All,
I have been given the task reasearching possible ways of setting
up a development environment such that:
- Multiple releases can be supported on the same machine (e.g.
the perl in the 7.3 and 7.2 on the same machine).
- Try to avoid rebuilding (and altering) the RedHat RPM's.
- There should be one golden copy of this environment (though
it can be replicated to servers accross the WAN).
- Each development environment should mimic what packages are part
of the target environment.
I know I can install a set of RPM's to a false root. Once I do that
though:
- if I try to use executables in the false root with out
doing a chroot I end up picking shared libraries local to the
machine (and not the ones in the chrooted environement).
- if I do a chroot things work well except for I run into
issues with mounting mounts on top the RO filesystems (this
appears to be needed to provide access to our source control,
and give developers a scratch space).
So my question really is how do your companies handle managing the
configuration of your development and build environments?
Thanks...james
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