SUP advice needed

Hej,

I am thinking of distributing software written by our
inhouse
development to different servers by using SUP.
Unfortunatelly SUP isn't
that good documentated and even google tries hard to find
links and
fails (or my search terms  ).

Can someone point me out to some links or additional
documentation for SUP,
maybe some usage examples or configuration files out there?

Right now I am fiddling around with the basic installation
which is
quite hard to due to the lack of documentation.



Regards
Uli

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huh, self-reply :(

Nevermind found something useful:

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/mach/p
ublic/www/doc/install.html

In case someone has some practical experiences, please
contact me using
pm.

Regards
Uli

--- Ulrich Habel <ulihabel.name> wrote:

> Hej,
> 
> I am thinking of distributing software written by our
inhouse
> development to different servers by using SUP.
Unfortunatelly SUP
> isn't
> that good documentated and even google tries hard to
find links and
> fails (or my search terms  ).
> 
> Can someone point me out to some links or additional
documentation
> for SUP,
> maybe some usage examples or configuration files out
there?
> 
> Right now I am fiddling around with the basic
installation which is
> quite hard to due to the lack of documentation.
> 
> 
> 
> Regards
> Uli

Hi,

The documentation in NetBSD seems fairly complete. It also
seems to be
based on the original protocol/tools. The client manual page
on NetBSD
(sup(1)) describes how to configure the client as well as
set up file
repositories; there is also a reference to the paper on the
protocol
from CMU.

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