WTF? Inaccessible bug reports?
Christopher Brown
snecklifter at gmail.com
Wed Nov 21 17:59:49 UTC 2007
On 21/11/2007, Jeff Spaleta <jspaleta at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 21, 2007 6:41 AM, Colin Walters <walters at redhat.com> wrote:
> > There is also a third option - write your own kickstart file defining
> > exactly what you want, and use it to install.
>
> I'd like to see if we as a project can extend this option, so that we
> can archive and make a gallery of contributed kickstart files for
> people to use for niche usage cases. Perhaps then Olivier could work
> with other niche admins who want to beat Fedora into submission to
> create a suitable baseline kickstart for his usage case.
>
> We certainly can't keep resulting spins for everyone's pet kickstart
> file. But if people submitted them we could perhaps run automated
> tests against registered kickstart files leading up to a release to
> help the kickstart sheperds discover kickstart file breakage in a
> timely manner prior to release.
>
> More specifically, it might be instructional to think about how we
> could better serve a multiple system install mixed use case as drastic
> as Olivier's. Without re-hashing any of his particular grievances. If
> anyone of us were going to attempt to do a 50-100 machine Fedora
> install for mixed usage, what would we do to make it go smoothly? And
> out of those things, what could Fedora project do to help make it
> easier. Off the top of my head, would it be useful if Fedora has a
> project released a spin which was designed to help an admin create a
> local fedora mirror for use with local machines?
Maybe I'm missing something but I thought this is what tools like
pungi and such were created for.
If that is the consideration though spins.f.o would be the place I
imagine for hosting this if custom kickstarts were really what you
wanted - hell, you could even have a custom kickstart file repository,
specify it by name at install and off it goes...?
If it were me though for 50 + installs I'd cook up a spin and deploy.
Cheers
Chris
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