Catalyst in EPEL 6

[Christopher McCrory]

Hello...


On Mon, 2010-08-23 at 11:46 -0800, Edward Trochim wrote:
> My organization handles all software deployments to our several dozen
>  production systems through yum; whether it is in-house or third party
>  software. It greatly eases update management for us.
> 
> We are seriously considering using Catalyst for a new webapp we will be
>  developing soon and we want to be able to deploy it using the same
>  mechanisms as all our other software. We could use CPAN, and we are
>  prepared to go that route if we need to, but we would prefer to keep
>  everything in RPMs. There are actually several deployment strategies I
>  am investigating right now, this is just one of them.
> 

cpanspec ( also in EPEL ) is designed to generate rpm packages from CPAN
packages.  In my previous job I generated many internal perl rpms and
cpanspec was by far the best tool of several I used.  You shouldn't have
too much trouble doing it yourself. 


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