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[Paul <dufflebunk AT dufflebunk.homeip.net>]

Sounds like you're talking about the cabal stuff. I've never used it,
but I believe there is some documentation on it. I'm not sure how many
people use it, so it may be a little dated, or it may work perfectly.

On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 21:28, Jaanus Heeringson wrote:
> While I find the notion of theming SMGL to SF or Fantasy related concepts 
> refreshing, there are in my opinion other things that could be done in the 
> functional aspect of the distro.
> 
> I will soon be running a specialized hosting service with a couple of 
> racked 
> computers in a co-location facility(yes, I might have capacity for 
> SMGL-stuff), and I'm currently underway of settings up the servers. What I 
> really would like to see is a second level of abstraction for in my case 
> installing single or multiple task servers, like:
> 
> [name of command] webserver
> [name of command] mailserver
> [name of command] dns
> etc.
> 
> I don't just mean spells like the kde or gnome2 profile ones, but something 
> more integrated that not just installs the various spells, but also 
> integrates them into a working environment. What I'm basically looking for 
> is 
> a "recommended/preconfigured setup" concept. Choice is good, but it can 
> also 
> get tedious, cumbersome and repetitive .
> 
> As you might suspect I'm mostly used to running SMGL in a hedless 
> environment... I actually have no idea what the majority of you use SMGL 
> for, 
> but I find this distro to be exellent for server puposes.
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