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From: Earnie B. <ear...@ya...> - 2001-01-31 19:18:10
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"John van V." wrote: > > I am involved in critical mission systems. > > Tar.exe and a standardized file system are my package manager. > > Use SSH for an example > > 1) specify /opt/ssh for the install target > 2) install it > > then: > > 3) find /opt/ -name bin -type d > 4) use the output to create your binary path > > Even better, install /opt/ssh.nnn where nnn is the verison number. > Then link /opt/ssh to /opt/ssh.nnn, when you upgrade just change the link. > > I make very good money doing very simple things. > > Package managers, such as RPM only allow people to de-standardize file > structures. > > They should be eliminated. > I have despised RPM since I first laid eyes on it, didn't much like Debian's either. Why complicate something so simple? The best package manager is a correctly created Makefile which is created with GNU's autotools. Earnie. _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com |