What I do in cases similar to yours is do the configure; make;
make install on my "master" machine then tar up the source directory,
sftp it over to the "new" machine and just do the make install part.
Much quicker, and you don't have to have the compiler on every machine.


Bruntel, Mitchell L, SOLCM wrote:
> OK. So I am totally bogus (to quote my teenager).
>
>
> I said: -->quick sanity check, please
>
> First:  when building the files for my server machine, should I be
> able to just zip the files in the "main" directory, and send them
> over to my client?  (ie, if same architechture, can I avoid building
> on clients?
>
> and I answer: NO Stupid!  what would you execute? Perhaps if you copy
> the /usr/local/sbin/am* commands too, it MIGHT work, but otherwise
> what would run?
>
> OY!
>


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