STORE
A System for Third Party Software Installation and Maintenance
Anders Christensen
Arne Henrik Juul
Steinar Bang
License information
What is STORE?
Introduction to STORE
The /store directory tree
The main utility programs.
cmaster utility
cslave utility
cclient utility
report utility
status utility (planned)
autocomp utility
Concepts and conventions of STORE
The central repository concept
The macro view
Machines having one or several repositories
The application concept
Versions of applications
Master repositories
Slave repositories
Compile Servers
Compile trees
Generalized architectures
The administrative area
Cooperating administrative domains
Different nightly scripts
Using persons' initials for reporting
Installing STORE
Requirements for installing STORE
Description of preliminary actions
The 'inistore' setup script
Completing the setup
Fixing the nightly script
Changes to user setup to accomodate STORE.
Installing software under STORE
Installation goals
Installing programs -- checklist
Tools used when installing
"shadow"
"unshadow" and "fix"
"postinst"
"register"
"slaveapp"
"linkup"
"linkdown"
Handling documentation
Example installation: Gopher
Example installation: Xgopher
Installing emacs lisp packages
Example installation: ange-ftp
Example installation: gcc
Example configuration files
Example registration file
Manually entered information
Computed information
Configuration file
Quick guide to etc/config features
Full walkthrough of the etc/config syntax
Simple config example
Complex config example
A configuration file with foreign linktrees
The genarchs configuration file
Adding architectures
Adding and changing domains
night.sh script examples
Nightly Command examples
List of core applications
Understanding STORE output
Top 10 errors and warnings
Miscellaneous
The problem background
The history of STORE
About the authors
Todo list
Contact persons
Concept Index
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