I use apt-mirror[1] to grab sid at a particular point in time and then use
that to install all my desktop machines.
[1] http://apt-mirror.sourceforge.net/
- Ryan
On Fri, Apr 02, 2004 at 06:56:39PM +0200, Bruno BEAUFILS wrote:
Hi all,
I administer a bunch of hosts at work. I have something
Hi all,
I administer a bunch of hosts at work. I have something like 150 PC with 6
servers.
I install those PC with a bunch of hand-made script using ssh, rsync, debconf
and a home made debian mirror.
This mirror is updated every night. It is used for those PC but not only. Some
others
Bruno BEAUFILS wrote:
Hi all,
I administer a bunch of hosts at work. I have something like 150 PC with 6
servers.
I install those PC with a bunch of hand-made script using ssh, rsync, debconf
and a home made debian mirror.
This mirror is updated every night. It is used for those PC but not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bruno BEAUFILS) writes:
I install those PC with a bunch of hand-made script using ssh,
rsync, debconf and a home made debian mirror.
This mirror is updated every night. It is used for those PC but not
only. Some others machines on our campus use it. So this mirror has
to
Bruno BEAUFILS wrote:
I install those PC with a bunch of hand-made script using ssh, rsync, debconf
and a home made debian mirror.
At time t I am able to install properly all hosts. Sometime after, let's say
time t+30 days, some changes have been made by my users and thus I need to
reinstall all
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