Lyndon Tiu wrote:
It's only a benefit if using Linux unless there is rpm for Solaris and FreeBSD
that I am not aware of.
FreeBSD uses ports. NetBSD uses pkgsrc (this is also ported to other
systems). some linux distros have their own package mgmt tools.
How's Courier in pkgadd :)
I typically run --prefix on my courier configures and install these under one
directory like:
/usr/local/courier
That way, I just tar up the whole /usr/local/courier and replicate across the
nodes in a cluster.
No need for RPM in my case.
Indeed. one should use (consistently) the pkg mgmt tool that is used on
his system. rpm is not even universal in the linux world.
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