On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, Will Lowe wrote:
Is there any deb available for it?
Not currently. If there's a lot of demand I'll package it, but it
seemed silly to bloat the Packages file further by making a .deb
containing 139 lines of perl.
Why not fileing a wishlist bug against an apropriate
[Joerg Wendland]
If you run stable, use aptwatcher
(http://people.debian.org/~lowe/aptwatcher) and each box will mail you
when you need to do something to it.
Nice tool, seems to be going into some crontabs :-)
Is there any deb available for it?
Is there any deb available for it?
Not currently. If there's a lot of demand I'll package it, but it
seemed silly to bloat the Packages file further by making a .deb
containing 139 lines of perl.
--
thanks,
On Sun, Jan 13, 2002 at 11:37:41AM -0800, Will Lowe wrote:
Is there any deb available for it?
Not currently. If there's a lot of demand I'll package it, but it
seemed silly to bloat the Packages file further by making a .deb
containing 139 lines of perl.
Maybe it should be just added to
also sprach Will Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002.01.13.2037 +0100]:
Is there any deb available for it?
Not currently. If there's a lot of demand I'll package it, but it
seemed silly to bloat the Packages file further by making a .deb
containing 139 lines of perl.
this runs from my cron btw,
Hi fellows,
today I heard about OpenPGK[1] and read its feature list. Unfortunately
OpenPKG describes itself as ...the world of cross-platform RPM-based Unix
software packaging. It is RPM based but cross-platform. It came to my
mind that having a distributed APT would be a great help to
- Package installation, upgrade, deinstallation over the net[2]
[2] think of 'apt-get --host webserver.my.org install apache'
or security updates to be done on numerous machines
Err, the security implications of such a scheme are kinda
imposing. Simpler to use an existing tool like ssh to
Will Lowe, on 2002-01-11, 16:12, you wrote:
Err, the security implications of such a scheme are kinda
imposing.
Of course you are right.
Simpler to use an existing tool like ssh to do the
authentication. I have a network of ~80 Debian boxen, and I do
something rougly like this:
for
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