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fake install path
2004-03-01 16:08:34
I vaguely recall that there is variable that you can pass to 'make' to
install to a different root, similar to what happens during building a
binary RPM, for example:
make install VARIABLE=/tmp/amanda-2.4.4p2
The result is that you end up with all of the amanda files in
/tmp/amanda-2.4.4p2/usr/local and so on. Then you can do something like
this:
cd /tmp/amanda-2.4.4p2
tar cvzf amanda-tarball.tgz .
Then you can ftp the tarball to a different machine, "cd /" and extract
the tarball. Does anybody remember what VARIABLE is supposed to be or
how to do this?
My goal is to set up a Snap Appliance 4500 as an amanda server--Yeah, I
have already seen Preston Smith's page about setting up amanda client on
a Snap 4400, and I also know that Snap Appliance won't take
responsibility if I somehow manage to screw up my Snap.
Thanks,
--jonathan
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