On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote:
>
> There are not things you should package. It's a one-off that you,
> as a capable sysadmin ;), should be able to write in less time as
> it took for you to compose this message.
and i'd make the script check the Master release directory
and update tiself .. everytime the master version changed
master:/home/master/foo.rc
master:/home/master/foo.specificUSER.rc
test your customized changes ... and release to the release dir...
and each client updates itself automatically..
- i do that/this with most of my systems files...
a script runs daily to update itself
and/or a change can be forced for clients to update now
( assumign the script is constantly running ) with a command says
"wakeup" than the scripts will update itself w/o waiting for
periodic cron updates
lots o ways to skin the cat here
- pulling is better ... than pushing...:-)
"apt-get foo.rc"
c ya
alvin
> #! /bin/sh
> #
> # Usage: tool <backup dir> <config file> <user> [user ..]
> #
> DIR=$1
> RC=$2
> shift; shift
add code for check against the master and update yourself first if
needed/desired
>
> for i in $*
> do
> HDIR=`eval echo ~$i`
> if [ -f $HDIR/$RC ]
> then
> if [ ! -d $DIR/$i ]
> then
> mkdir $DIR/$i
> fi
- add code for specific user version
> if [ ! -f $DIR/$i/$RC ]
> then
> cp -a $HDIR/$RC $DIR/$i
> echo "** User $i:"
> echo "== Initial copy of $HDIR/$RC to $DIR/$i .. OK"
> elif ! cmp -s $HDIR/$RC $DIR/$i/$RC
> then
> echo "** User $i:"
> echo "== $HDIR/$RC differs from backup $DIR/$i/$RC :"
> diff -u $DIR/$i $HDIR/$RC
> echo
> cp -a $HDIR/$RC $DIR/$i
> fi
> fi
> done | mail -s "Tool output" root
>
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