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-= Encap based bootstrap for bcfg2 and complete bcfg2 client toolchain =
-
-This bootstrap code is a method for getting bcfg2 (as a client),
-including all dependencies, up and running on a new platform as
-quickly as possible (from source).
-
-The latest version of this document is always available from:
- * http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/bcfg2/browser/trunk/bcfg2/encap/README
-
-For a more general overview of what this is, see:
- * http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/bcfg2/wiki/EncapPackages
-
-You can view this document with glorious Trac Wiki formatting at:
- * http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/bcfg2/wiki/EncapHowto
-   (Although that version may be out of date)
-
-You can obtain the latest version of the code from bcfg2 svn:
- * `svn co https://svn.mcs.anl.gov/repos/bcfg/trunk/bcfg2/encap`
-
-Or browse the latest version on the web via:
- * http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/bcfg2/browser/trunk/bcfg2/encap
-
-Using the encap package manager it automatically downloads, builds and
-creates encap packages for bcfg2 and dependencies to `/usr/local/encap`, and
-installs symbolic links to these packages from `/usr/local` (the usual encap
-thing). 
-
-It attempts to be as self contained as possible; everything gets linked to
-under `/usr/local/lib/bcfg2`, except for bcfg2 itself and some dependent
-software, which is prefixed by `b2-` (`b2-openssl`, `b2-python` etc.).  
-
-To run the bcfg2 server, you also need to install gamin, which
-supports a subset of the platforms bcfg2 client will work on, including
-GNU/Linux and FreeBSD.
-
-When using this packaging, `/etc/bcfg2.conf` is instead
-`/usr/local/etc/bcfg2.conf`.
-
-This should be considered an alpha version. Everything compiles and seems to
-work, but it has not yet been tested with a working bcfg2 repository.
-
-== Building and installing everything ==
- 1. Make sure all of the Prerequisites (see below) are installed.
- 1. The build user needs write access to the encap source and build 
-    directories. By default, these are `/usr/local/encap` and 
-    `/usr/local/src`. If you like to live dangerously, you can also just do 
-    the builds as `root`.
- 1. Run `make`. This will kick off and background the entire build process. 
-    Make output will be redirected to `make.log`, and package build output 
-    will go to individual log files.
- 1. If everything goes well, try running "`bcfg2-repo-validate`". This should 
-    not generate a python traceback :-)
- 1. You now have *-encap-*.tar.gz encap packages you can distribute to other 
-    machines. If you don't like the OS name encap uses automatically (esp. 
-    on GNU/Linux these can be too generic), do `make rename OS=somestring`.
-
-== Prerequisites ==
- * GNU gcc and GNU g++
-   * If you are using the gcc distributed with Solaris/x86 10, you need to 
-     install the gcc bugfix at http://www.openssl.org/~appro/values.c by 
-     running "ksh -f values.c" as root (or openssl will segfault)
- * GNU make (make sure "gmake" links to GNU make on non-GNU platforms)
- * /usr/local/man should be a directory, not a symbolic link
- * epkg (the encap package manager)
-   * Canonical website is http://www.encap.org/epkg
-   * Mirror of epkg binaries is available at http://www.dclark.us/mirror/
-   * If built from source, first need all recommended libraries from web page
-
-You will need binaries of the GNU tools. For GNU and BSD based operating 
-systems, you should be able to get these via the operating system's package 
-system. For commercial operating systems, these can be obtained from:
-
- AIX::
- * UCLA's Public Domain Software Library for AIX at 
-   http://aixpdslib.seas.ucla.edu/aixpdslib.html 
-   (These are trivial to convert into encap packages)
- * Bull AIX Freeware at http://www.bullfreeware.com/
-
- Solaris::
- * Freeware for Solaris at http://www.sunfreeware.com/
- * Community Software for Solaris at http://www.blastwave.org/packages.php
-
-== Supported Platforms == 
-Below is a table of platforms that have been successfully bootstrapped using
-this code.
-
-|| OS        || Vendor || Version || Arch  || GCC   || By || With VERSION   ||
-|| AIX       || IBM    || 5.3     || POWER || 4.1.0 || dc || 0.7/0.8.2      ||
-|| GNU/Linux || Debian || Sarge   || i386  || 3.3.5 || dc || 0.7/0.8.2      ||
-|| GNU/Linux || Debian || Sid     || i386  || 4.1.2 || dc || 0.8/0.8.2      ||
-|| Solaris   || Sun    || 10      || Sparc || 3.4.3 || dc || 0.7/0.8.2      ||
-|| Solaris   || Sun    || 10      || i386  || 3.4.3 || dc || 0.7/0.8.2      ||
-
-dc: "Daniel Clark" <mailto:dclark@member.fsf.org>
-
-If you bootstrap a platform not listed above, please add a comment to:
- * http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/bcfg2/ticket/74
-so that platform can be added to the list. 
-
-If you modified any of the files in this package to be able to bootstrap the
-new platform, please include either diffs or a tarball of your modified
-version in a new ticket so your changes can be incorporated into a new
-release. 
-
-Any other notes, such as where you got the GNU binaries or any issues people
-should be aware of, would also be appreciated. 
-
-You may want to scan all of the bootstrapped binaries and libraries with
-`ldd` (or equivalent) to make sure there are no dependencies on libraries
-other than those included with the base operating system and the libraries
-built as part of the bootstrap process. 
-
-On non-GNU operating systems, libgcc and libstdc++ are a run-time
-requirement. These libraries are usually distributed with gcc/g++, so the
-bootstrap system attempts to create encap packages containing those
-libraries by copying them from the build machine. To test that this worked,
-you'll want to either temporarily remove gcc/g++ from the build machine and
-make sure everything still works, or install the bcfg2-*.tar.gz encap
-packages on a "clean" machine (without a gcc/g++ install) and test on that 
-machine.
-
-Note that the doc for the encap profile format is in "man 5 encap_profile".
-
-== Release Notes ==
- 0.1::
- * Initial Released Version
- * Work needs to be done to minimize size of distribution. In 0.1
-   libraries and binaries are not stripped, and there is a lot of
-   pruning that can be done of individual packages.
-
- 0.2::
- * Updated bcfg2 to 0.8.2pre7
- * Updated README to point to mcs.anl.gov resources
-
- 0.3::
- * Updated bcfg2 to 0.8.2pre10
-
- 0.4::
- * Versions before this version won't work without manually fixing paths
- * Added patches so paths actually exist, specifically:
-   * bcfg2.conf default location is /usr/local/etc
-   * epkg/encap paths changed to encap default /usr/local paths
-   * schema prefix patch (changeset 1953) applied
-   * default schema prefix changed to /usr/local/lib/bcfg2
- * Added mirror of all packages downloaded by the profiles at 
-   http://www.pobox.com/users/dclark/mirror and made mirror default for
-   those downloads
-   * Set up automatic hourly mirror of bcfg2 ftp site *.tar.gz files
-   * Mirror of other packages is manual (but deps shouldn't change often)
-
- 0.5::
- * Removed external download of patches as that was not working consistently;
-   replaced with patches inline the bcfg2 encap profile (.ep file)
- * Added GNU patch dependency, both for bcfg2 patches and call from Cfg.py
- * Fixed bcfg-repo-validate so it can find xmllint (as b2-xmllint)
- 
- 0.6::
- * Updated bcfg2 to 0.8.2 (released version)
- * Removed r1953 patch from bcfg2 profile, since that is included in 0.8.2
- * Added alpha version warning
-
- 0.7::
- * Added Solaris support
-
- 0.8::
- * Added python code to fix paths; removed inline patch & GNU patch dependency
-   * Path change happens as part of install, logged to postinstall.log
- * Changed prefix from b2 to b2- to disambiguate from system commands  
- * Fixes to make man pages easier to access
- * Install tools as b2-example-tools-*
- * Added some auxiliary tools under tools/ directory
-   * daemontools - cross-platform alternative to init scripts/cron
-   * ostiary - simple/secure daemon for kicking off a local script
-   * epkg Makefile - to build epkg when prebuilt binaries aren't available
-
-== Documentation Version ==
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