From: pSeries AIX Geek (aixgeek@YAHOO.COM)
Date: Wed Jan 15 2003 - 23:00:08 EST
/usr/common or /usr/shared is the standard I've seen.
However, I once worked at one
linguistically-challenged dot-bomb that INSISTED on
/usr/local as a common, NFS-mounted (and read-only!)
repository for its 1200 UNIX machines.
It became an administrative nightmare installing
freeware into /usr/local.
--- "Green, Simon" <SGreen@KRAFTEUROPE.COM> wrote:
> Our setup is a bit untidy at the moment as we've had
> to integrate three
> different sites.
>
> The standard we've agreed on now is /usr/common on
> each CWS, kept
> synchronised with rdist, then maintained on each
> node with supper, (updated
> hourly). Each system also has a /user/local
> filesystem, for anything
> specific to that system.
>
> These filesystems contain executables of all sorts
> and configuration files.
>
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