Fwd: [Globus-discuss] Announcing gpt-wizard 0.2

[Robert Olson]

>Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2003 15:54:10 -0800
>From: Keith Thompson <kst at sdsc.edu>
>To: discuss at globus.org
>Subject: [Globus-discuss] Announcing gpt-wizard 0.2
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>I have just released version 0.2 of "gpt-wizard", a tool to automate
>the installation of Globus and related software.  This is mostly a
>bug-fix release, but there are a few new features as well; see the
>release notes for details.
>
>Here's the README file:
>========================================================================
>$Id: README,v 1.3 2003/03/11 23:35:07 kst Exp $
>$Source: /projects/globus/kst/src/gpt-wizard/RCS/README,v $
>
>This is gpt-wizard release 0.2.  gpt-wizard is a Perl script designed
>to automate much of the process of building and installing Globus
>and related software.
>
>Files included in this distribution:
>
>README                  This file.
>INSTALL                 The (trivial) installation instructions.
>Relnotes                Release notes.
>gpt-wizard              The gpt-wizard command itself.
>gpt-wizard.1            The man page in nroff source format.
>gpt-wizard.1.txt        The man page, formatted as plain text.
>gpt-wizard.1.ps         The man page, formatted as PostScript
>sample.conf             A sample configuration file.
>
>The primary document is the man page.  There is also some lower-level
>documentation included as comments in the gpt-wizard script itself.
>(No I didn't use Perl's standard POD documentation format; it's
>just comments.)
>========================================================================
>
>You can download it at
>
>ftp://ftp.sdsc.edu/pub/sdsc/globus/software/gpt-wizard/gpt-wizard-0.2.tar.gz
>
>Feedback is more than welcome.
>
>--
>Keith Thompson, San Diego Supercomputer Center, Camp X-Ray
>kst at sdsc.edu  <http://www.sdsc.edu/~kst/>  858-822-0853  Fax: 858-822-5407
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