hi, I also have most of the clients set themselves up after the install. I do this via a client pull method. all of my machines run one script in a shared network filespace (in my case, it's AFS, but it could easily be NFS. I have a custom RPM that sets up AFS during the install). This one script does different things depending on which machine calls it. In addition the machines call the same script once per hour. It fairly easy for me to fix things on a global basis that way. A couple of my machines are dual-boot win2k/linux and this works fine. Sincerely, Jason Edgecombe FYI. In addition to the custom RPMs for AFS, in my %post section i have echo /the/config/script >> /etc/rc.d/rc.local Whenever the machine starts up it runs everything. The first time that I starts, a line is added to cron to run the script every hour. Eric Doutreleau wrote: > I can t use that trick > > -The client are double boot Linux/windows then rsync can 't be used > The client have different configuration and should not be able to print to > all printers > > > Will
