I wrote such a system using PHP and MySQL.. I actually store parts of the
kickstart file as templates in the database, and regexp certain things
like network information, packages, etc. It works quite well. I wish I
could Open Source it, but the powers that be get lost in the red tape.
James
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My simple minded approach: Use CVS or RCS to track your files. Sharing,
stubs, templates can be done with a Makefile, shell script and a metafile
containing the differences. And put these under RCS as well.
Cheers! Ken
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, Chris Geddings wrote:
> What projects are out there for building kickstart files and maintaining
> them over time?
>
> The problem I'm looking to address involves the maintenance of a large
> number of kickstart configurations over time. What is in my head right
> now is a system that has a series of configurations, each configuration
> can have parts that are sort of stubs or templates that may be shared
> between multiple configurations. Updating one of the stubs causes an
> update in all relevant configurations.
>
> Many thanks,
> Chris
>
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