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Installing Virtuoso with Chef

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Are you aware of a Chef.io cookbook for deploying and configuring Virtuoso 6.xx?

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  • You weren't supposed to understand it - all I was saying was that internally we have produced some utilities which use an XML file to describe which releases we want to update, and then have some perl scripts to manage the installations which use this XML file to control what gets done. Since I can't share these utilities, I was just broadly describing what we've done around the batch iscape.sh command to manage software releases within the EMEA support team. The key part was using iscape.sh in batch mode.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • You weren't supposed to understand it - all I was saying was that internally we have produced some utilities which use an XML file to describe which releases we want to update, and then have some perl scripts to manage the installations which use this XML file to control what gets done. Since I can't share these utilities, I was just broadly describing what we've done around the batch iscape.sh command to manage software releases within the EMEA support team. The key part was using iscape.sh in batch mode.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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