Hi. I'm in the situation where I'm going to be installing CouchDB on a machine (RedHat Enterprise Linux) with a couple limitations.
First, it has no internet access. I can bring software to it on CD or DVD (after a thorough security process), but can't install anything through a mechanism that requires internet access. Second, it has very little installed on it, in particular no gcc, so building from source would be difficult. I'm by no means an expert on Linux package management systems so I'm looking for suggestions for easily getting a pre-built (with all required dependencies) CouchDB onto this machine. I have successfully set up Couch on a very similar machine, but in that case, had internet access so I could install gcc, Erlang, etc and then build Couch from source. For what it's worth, I do have root access on this machine. Any thoughts? Thanks, Dave
