On 4 July 2012 16:53, Douglas Jerome <doug...@ttylinux.org> wrote:
> On 07/02/12 13:20, Gary wrote:
>> Hi
>> I want to install apache and mysql in ttylinux, is possible?
> Probably with a lot of effort; you might take the binaries
> from some other distro, and using ldd find the needed libraries
> and get those binaries too.
Is it time to think about package management for ttylinux?
> On 4 July 2012 16:53, Douglas Jerome <doug...@ttylinux.org
> <mailto:doug...@ttylinux.org>> wrote:
> On 07/02/12 13:20, Gary wrote:
> Hi
> I want to install apache and mysql in ttylinux, is possible?
> Probably with a lot of effort; you might take the binaries
> from some other distro, and using ldd find the needed libraries
> and get those binaries too.
> Is it time to think about package management for ttylinux?
> Simon.
There is a small package manager, pacman, but there are
very, very few packages to manage.
With the inclusion of the C compiler, ttylinux is set to allow compilation of a wide variety of available source software. I use a number of programs that require the C++ compiler, so I made a pacman package of it for the current 10.x ttylinux:
On Saturday, July 7, 2012 1:03:15 AM UTC-4, Glenn Butcher wrote:
> With the inclusion of the C compiler, ttylinux is set to allow compilation > of a wide variety of available source software. I use a number of programs > that require the C++ compiler, so I made a pacman package of it for the > current 10.x ttylinux:
Thanks, but "at the moment" is not particularly useful for a
distribution that may be around for a few more years.
I'd welcome anyone to host ttylinux packages, and I'd put
the url in the pacman config, but you really need to see how
ttylinux pacman uses its --repo= and --vers= arguments and
know the (simple) format of the download.txt that the file
the server needs to have.
> Do we have a central spot to start hosting these? If not, I have some
> extra hosting space that I'm not using at the moment.
> On Saturday, July 7, 2012 1:03:15 AM UTC-4, Glenn Butcher wrote:
> With the inclusion of the C compiler, ttylinux is set to allow
> compilation of a wide variety of available source software. I use a
> number of programs that require the C++ compiler, so I made a pacman
> package of it for the current 10.x ttylinux:
MySQL perfectly works out of box (almost) on ttylinux 14.1. You have to grab generic linux binaries either form mysql or percona. You have to fix only libaio dependencies (I've took it from FC16)
Now, I am seriously think to trash ubuntu/centos from production and run ttylinux to host mysql server.
On Wednesday, July 11, 2012 6:10:59 AM UTC+3, djerome wrote:
> Thanks, but "at the moment" is not particularly useful for a > distribution that may be around for a few more years.
> I'd welcome anyone to host ttylinux packages, and I'd put > the url in the pacman config, but you really need to see how > ttylinux pacman uses its --repo= and --vers= arguments and > know the (simple) format of the download.txt that the file > the server needs to have.
> On 07/09/12 20:20, Silas Baronda wrote: > > Do we have a central spot to start hosting these? If not, I have some > > extra hosting space that I'm not using at the moment.
> > On Saturday, July 7, 2012 1:03:15 AM UTC-4, Glenn Butcher wrote:
> > With the inclusion of the C compiler, ttylinux is set to allow > > compilation of a wide variety of available source software. I use a > > number of programs that require the C++ compiler, so I made a pacman > > package of it for the current 10.x ttylinux:
