http://www.privaterra.org/blog-rg/datagard-download.html
Being in the midst of a project involving the Midgard team at Neimen
I thought it would be good to document the experience, as well as the
things I learn about the functionality, features and quirks of Midgard.
The first nugget that i've learned is that the Datagard command has a
download feature built in. How did I find out, well all thanks to
jval's note on the #midgard IRC channel.
jval: rguerra: you use debian binaries? you use openpsa 1.x? if
you're answer to both of the questions is yes, you can install/
upgrade openpsa 1.x by running "datagard download"
rguerra: I'm using Ubuntulinux
Well, i just tried the datagard command with the "download" argument
- and it works quite nice. It does seem that Midgard now has an
update/upgrade manager that automatically downloads and imports the
needed files. This is a nice feature.
The OpenPSA upgrade went well, and i'm tempted to also upgrade MidCOM
- but am not going to ...I won't even try, until I hear back from the
Midgard experts on the midgard-users list as well as the ones working
on the development on the privaterra server.
My upgrade to MidCOM 2.4 - well, gave me all sorts of issues that
took me hours to solve. So, i'll leave the upgrade to
MidCOM-2.4.1.tar.bz2 pending , and wait to hear back as to how easy
(or not) the upgrade will in fact be.
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Robert Guerra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Managing Director, Privaterra <http://www.privaterra.org>
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