"Stephen A. Witt" wrote:
>
> I seem to have started a Debian thing in the company that I work for. It
> seems to be spreading. As the number of machines that we configure with
> Debian grows, system administration issues start to raise their ugly
> heads. We've recently gotten a dedicated sysadmin
while i haven't tried this myself it may be worth a shot.
make your own packages for the programs you use in .deb format
point all the machines for apt to use http on the solaris box(or ftp, but
http is probably easier to maintain) then put the packages on the solaris
box. create a packages / pa
I highly recommend cfEngine:
http://www.iu.hioslo.no/cfengine/
It's a great tool for managing large heterogeneous networks. It takes a
little forethought for the setup, but is well worth it once in place.
-- Jeff
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Stephen A. Witt wrote:
> I seem to have started a Debian thin
I seem to have started a Debian thing in the company that I work for. It
seems to be spreading. As the number of machines that we configure with
Debian grows, system administration issues start to raise their ugly
heads. We've recently gotten a dedicated sysadmin guy to take over the
admin tasks. H
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