[Building Sakai] Any Ubuntu packages, EC2 images or other easier ways to get a CLE install up and running on Linux?

[Poindexter, David Ray]

Exactly my thoughts. Now, once we get the Maven3 multithreading building
working correctly, building will become even less of an issue, not that
it's really that much of an issue to begin with.

Honestly, running all the unit tests, starting with a clean .m2 repo, and
doing a clean install, it takes, at most, 16 minutes for sakai trunk.
That's really not too bad, and not even optimized.

I will say that either scripts, or a portable VMWare image would certainly
help new users/devs. I know I'd love to have that back 9 months ago when I
started with all this. So I can see how that would be super helpful, and I
wouldn't mind chipping in on a script we could all share on github or
something to that end.
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David Poindexter

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On 2/22/13 4:04 PM, "Steve Swinsburg" <steve.swinsburg at gmail.com> wrote:

>How would you customise a class that has been compiled?
>
>I've got a set of instructions on a sheet that I can run on a new Linux
>environment and have a fully functioning Sakai install up in about 15
>minutes. 
>
>I think we could spend more effort on a script to do it all, rather than
>binaries. 
>
>Cheers
>Steve
>
>Gesendent von meinem iPhone
>
>On 23/02/2013, at 8:00, Christian Seberino <cseberino at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On 02/22/2013 02:52 PM, Poindexter,       David Ray wrote:
>>> I suppose that depends on what you're building and what your goals
>>>are. You probably "could" get away with a small instance for testing or
>>>demo and not build, but for anything             else, yes, you're
>>>going to want to customize things and build the source. It's not too
>>>scary.
>> 
>> 
>> But why not just customize an installation based on ready made binaries?
>> 
>> cs
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