Asuming the computers are already installed, one quick and dirty way to do this
is:
useing dpkg:
1. write all the names of the deb files in a file. (e.g. ls *.deb >
list)
2. execute 'dpkg -i $(cat list)' on each box. You could use a remote
execute tool to this.
3. create your own script to do this or use cfengine.
Asuming the computers are to be newly installed, use disk cloning software
Symantic Ghost or Partimage.
IMHO, this is an easy way, but certain not the most elagant way. Do what saves
you most time.
Arjen
On Fri, Jan 19, 2001 at 05:59:54PM +0100, Alvaro Munoz Sanchez wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> I'wondering which is the easiest form of install the same list of
> pakages in 20 computers.
> I've made a list with the pakages i want in "dpkg -l" and "dpkg
> --get-selections" form and I've tried to install this list with "dpkg
> --set-selection < list" but when I make "dpkg -l" The list of packages
> is diferent.
> Is there any program to do this automaticly?
>
> Thanks
>
> Alvaro
>
>
>
