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# $Id: README,v 1.2 2003/08/18 14:57:37 robholland Exp $
# GLIS README
glis is designed to automate the install of gentoo machines. it allows you to
use one of a number of methods to supply it with a config file and then just gets
on with the install without needing supervision.
there are (will be) a number of GUIs for creating the config file (we hope). its
not too hard to write a config "by hand" by hacking at the sample which comes with
glis, so we hope the current lack of a GUI will not prove an obstacle.
a standard glis gentoo install would work something like this:
1. boot somehow
2. run:
$ glis --config http://your-web-server.net/glis-config
or
$ glis --config ftp://your-ftp-server.net/glis-config
or
$ glis --config server-name:/path/to/glis-config
the machine should install gentoo according to you config, then reboot itself
and be ready to go.
thats about it...
a enterprise style install would work like this:
1. decide on some classes for your machines such as "webserver", "mailserver" etc
2. create a glis config for each type of machine
3. create a class-index.txt file which lists class names and the path to their config
4. create a boot-config for each class
4. boot a machine
5. run glis-bootstrap
the machine should install gentoo accoring to the class config and reboot
see the sample config file for details of how it works :)
enjoy!