On 3/13/12 1:02 PM, Pierre Dehaen wrote:
No, I just install on a few mail filtering machines, all Solaris... and the
script is not automated:
it asks for confirmation before doing each step and it shows output of
commands, so you can
stop the script, verify, fix, etc, and restart, skip some steps already done,
and complete the
update. And ss this is something I have to do every few months only, it helps
to remember
the exact procedure.
Build on one, distribute to others can be risky if they are not at the same
revision of the
packages.
Pierre
On 13 Mar 2012 at 12:08, Shawn Bakhtiar wrote:
As in administrator I would be very afraid to automate the installation or
updating of any software.
Are you doing many machines? If so, and they all use the same OS, why not build
on one, and just distribute the build to all the others?
Just sharing :)
In our case, it's all the same revision/OS (RHEL 5.x) -- we have both
32- and 64-bit to contend with, therefore 2 separate builds and NFS
exports. The ideal case being to import that directory tree and use that
in production instead of having to roll out to each system (we do perl
and other finicky builds).
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