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Author: der.hansPLUGd@LuftHans.com
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Subject: sys conf control scripts
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, D. Taylor wrote:

>
> For conf files, CVS, mtree from the *BSD world, or
> tripwire come to mind.


The master records will be in CVS. My eventual goal is to have everything
CVS fed from one machine, but I need something to track changes that might
happen on the host machines, e.g. I want to know when /etc/resolv.conf
gets changed. tripwire would do that. Isn't it proprietary?

I also want to be able to track changes that appear in /proc. CVS probably
isn't the correct tool for that.

What's mtree? Found some stuff, but nothing explaining what it does or
how.

ciao,

der.hans
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