Christoph,
..., I usually install [packages] ... in a directory
/usr/local/packages/package_name ...
I use a script to move files into the correct directories.
The appeal of such an approach is [ability to] use any packages ... without
[installing] anything locally except a set of
Hello,
I'd like to suggest that the deity team take into consideration the
open problem of installing and maintaining packages accross NFS-mounted
volumes (see the recent thread debian in the lab in this list).
I believe that making deity NFS-aware will take the debian packaging
system one
On 9 Apr 1997, Graeme Stewart wrote:
The ideal situation, I think, would be for dselect to have an option
where by it can be told that certain directories are NFS mounted.
It should then do the installation as normal, but not copy files to
these directories (or attempt to delete them upon
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kay Nettle) wrote:
We're planning on installing debian in a lab of about 50 machines
and were wondering if anyone had come up with a good way to install it over
the net. We want to spend as little time on each machine as possible.
We have been running about
Hi,
We're planning on installing debian in a lab of about 50 machines
and were wondering if anyone had come up with a good way to install it over
the net. We want to spend as little time on each machine as possible.
Each machine will be on the net. We've thought of a couple of ways
and it was slow I could run ls and go get a coke. The best way to
keep up with what is in /usr would probally be nis.
Sorry for the rambling.
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote:
Hi,
We're planning on installing debian in a lab of about 50 machines
and were wondering if anyone had come
Hi Kay,
We currently have 5 Debian clients running with /usr, /home and bits
of /var (shared tfm and pk font files). The system runs really well
over our not too busy 10Mbps ethernet. This may be because we have a
good server, PPro 200MHz with 64MB and a fast-wide SCSI disk, so your
milage might
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