CVS messages
CVS (Concurrent Versions System) is a code management system used by developers to collaborate and track modifications of code.
November 13, 2009
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indicate workaround for sudoers issue in CentOS
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#632308 - mention the crond issue
November 12, 2009
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add sudo and unzip as dependencies to HINTS_CentOS.txt
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Hostmaster: /profiles/hostmaster/HINTS_CentOS.txt 1.1
Hostmaster: /profiles/hostmaster/install.sh.txt 1.19
Hostmaster: /profiles/hostmaster/INSTALL.txt 1.56rewrite install.sh from scratch, based on INSTALL.txt this strips away all the platform specific stuff so it can be used everywhere with minimum changes the new install.sh has the following advantages: * it is idempotent: it can be run multiple times without ill effects * it will work equally well with HEAD or stable releases (which will be fetched using drush dl) * it is based on commandline arguments that allow its default behaviour to be changed without editing the script * the drush version is not hardcoded anymore * the script is completely platform-agnostic and should work on any platform that is POSIX-compatible and capable of running Drush * as a consequence, it doesn't duplicate any instructions indicated in the INSTALL.txt, which has also been simplified this also features instructions for CentOS (#606964 by ryan palmer)
