On 01/21/2011 03:43 AM, Joseph L. Casale wrote:
>> The current version of anaconda supports that, but to the best of my
>> recollection, the version used in RHEL 5 did/does not.
>
> Your recollection is wrong, I have never done a CentOS install except
> for the first couple when I was learning with
>The current version of anaconda supports that, but to the best of my
>recollection, the version used in RHEL 5 did/does not.
Your recollection is wrong, I have never done a CentOS install except
for the first couple when I was learning without it...
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On 01/20/2011 07:52 PM, Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> Over and over again I see this reco and it makes no sense? If you have
> access to updates whether they be yours locally cached or remote, you
> should add a repo line in your ks and "install" updates from the start.
> It's faster/cleaner and just p
I was looking into this, creating my own rpms and using kickstart. Thanks for
all the info guys.
Paul
Spiro Harvey wrote:
>> Basically I want to clone this server and make it easy to install on
>> another similar hardware server without having to install centos and
>> then manually installin
>You can have kickststart run a "yum update" so each box will have the
>latest updates as at install time.
Over and over again I see this reco and it makes no sense? If you have
access to updates whether they be yours locally cached or remote, you
should add a repo line in your ks and "install" up
> Basically I want to clone this server and make it easy to install on
> another similar hardware server without having to install centos and
> then manually installing/configuring dovecot/postfix/mysql etc. Not
> sure if I can create a bootable ISO that will install on new servers
> or what my opt
Hi Paul,
On 20 January 2011 20:47, PA wrote:
> Hi, I have a centos 5 (current) mail server that I have compiled
> dovecot/postfix and installed some packages like mysql etc. These packages
> have been configured and changed to my liking. How can I now save all this
> and install it on another serv
On 1/20/2011 2:57 PM, PA wrote:
>
> I guess what I was asking for is to take a already configured server and put
> it on multiple CD's DVD's and then use that to install on another server.
Clonezilla has an option to save an image, then turn it into a bootable
iso that will come up and install it
>I guess what I was asking for is to take a already configured server and put
>it on multiple CD's DVD's and then use that to install on another server.
Given that that will take some leg work, I accomplish the same thing by making
a long %post section in a kickstart that runs various sed commands
PA wrote:
> I guess what I was asking for is to take a already configured server and put
> it on multiple CD's DVD's and then use that to install on another server.
Reading between the lines, ISTM that you don't have a verified means to
do backups.
If you can't do what you want, then you don't ha
On 1/20/2011 2:47 PM, PA wrote:
> Hi, I have a centos 5 (current) mail server that I have compiled
> dovecot/postfix and installed some packages like mysql etc. These
> packages have been configured and changed to my liking. How can I now
> save all this and install it on another server without hav
: Thursday, January 20, 2011 3:50 PM
To: CentOS mailing list
Subject: Re: [CentOS] cloning a server
PA wrote:
>
> Hi, I have a centos 5 (current) mail server that I have compiled
> dovecot/postfix and installed some packages like mysql etc. These
> packages have been configured and changed t
PA wrote:
>
> Hi, I have a centos 5 (current) mail server that I have compiled
> dovecot/postfix and installed some packages like mysql etc. These
> packages have been configured and changed to my liking. How can I now
> save all this and install it on another server without having to do
> all
Hi, I have a centos 5 (current) mail server that I have compiled
dovecot/postfix and installed some packages like mysql etc. These packages
have been configured and changed to my liking. How can I now save all this
and install it on another server without having to do all the work of
compiling inst
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