[Infrastructures] Found some software.

[Ryan Nowakowski]

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Package management tools such as dpkg integrate very well with
the isconf framework.  You can use the native OS package tools (i.e.
pkgadd for Solaris, rpm for Redhat, dpkg for Debian) to install packages
from within the isconf makefiles.  The makefiles are responsible for
maintaining the order or "history" of the installed packages.  On Debian
you probably wouldn't want to use apt with isconf because apt doesn't
maintain strict ordering when installing packages.

- Ryan

On Sun, Feb 23, 2003 at 10:44:56PM -0600, pac@fortuitous.com wrote:
>    Sorry about my last request for software location. I found it.
>  I have another question about package tools.
>=20
>  Does your infrastructure code take advantage of tools like apt-deb and a=
pt-rpm?
>  How does that affect the ability to recored "history"?
>=20
> -Phil Carinhas
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