My special thanks go to: Mike McShane Carsten B. Knudsen Matthew Mauzy To get all the information needed about the latest modules, see the 'official' source: http://modules.sourceforge.net My orginal question: Some of you might be aware of a utility called Modules. Modules is a utility that provides dynamic modification of a users environment via modulefiles. Each module (or modulefile) contains the information (path settings, environment variables, PATH, MANPATH, etc) to run the corresponding application. So if you want to use for instance a new application which is not loaded in your environment, you can simply add (or load) the corresponding module to your environment with one of these tools. Please see http://www.modules.org This Modules utility worked great with our 50+ users. The problem we are having is that this utility uses an older version of TCL which is not supported on some type of systems (ex: Solaris on x86). The Target systems we are trying to run this utility on are: Solaris on Sparc, Solaris on x86, Linux, and others. My question to you: Is there a newer version of this utility that uses the latest version of TCL? Is there a similar utility that can provide similar functionality? I learned that there are some utilities out there such as SEPP, Pack Distribution Project, GNU Stow, The Depot Configuration Management Project, and SFI Directory. Any one has any experience with any of these utilities? Any suggestion is greatly appreciated. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. http://personals.yahoo.comReceived on Fri Oct 12 20:20:49 2001
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