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We found that F90 compilers were missing in our fortran 90. Wen we tried to rebuild with the --enable-f90 option it said that the f90 compilers were missing (although they were included in the path variable).

This link provides the solution on how to add the F90 compilers to the env.

http://www-unix.globus.org/mail_archive/mpich-g/2003/09/msg00012.html

I am having problems in creating an RSL for running MPICH-G2 programs on the condor pool.

This is a link from globus mailing list that describes a similar problem with PBS and its solution.

It might be something to look at:

http://www-unix.globus.org/mail_archive/discuss/2002/08/msg00149.html

http://mailman.u.washington.edu/pipermail/pubcookie-users/2004-May/000468.html

One (insecure) way of getting port 80 redirects to work for pubcookie.

http://middleware.internet2.edu/webiso/

WebISO is a generic technology. The Internet2 efforts at catagorizing the services and features is an excellent introduction to this topic. The site includes additional detailed documents for the serious web integrator.

http://middleware.internet2.edu/webiso/docs/draft-internet2-webiso-target-side-models-01.html

This is an excellent document that covers a lot of scenarios for integrating webiso with local applications. It's a must read for webiso integrators.

An [article|http://www.linuxelectrons.com/article.php?story=20031120212939942] that covers the basics of what makes a distribution. It does a nice job of catagorizing the issues involved and the points where value is added. It does an ok job of guiding the selecting process but focuses on the choices with a complete system distro (corporate, desktop, home) and not really a special function distro (firewalls, gateways, digital editing stations, etc) which is where a lot of value add and product creation takes place.

Over all it's a good short intro to the topic and provides a good collection of links for further study.