For those interested in running CPAN smokers on OpenBSD, I just merged
changes on that project that allows to define an arbitrary number of
users* inside the VM and define all options available to perlbrew to
compile a new perl for those users (see perlbrew help install), all this
inside the Vagrantfile.
Adding the options --nomanand --notestwith perlbrew to running the
install with parallel, I was able to reduce provisioning time by about
30%. It should be simple to define different sets of configuration.
See https://github.com/glasswalk3r/cpan-openbsd-smoker for more details.
Regards,
Alceu
* Just occurred to me that storage space might need to be extended in
order to acommodate that too. Unless, of course, the cpanclient is not
configured to install the successfully tested distributions.
