Re: how to clone settings to other machines

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[off topic, I know]

> I assume that mounting $HOME via NFS should work,

We've been mounting home directories over NFS for many years, on many
clients - not client clients, client servers. Each server involved needs
the same password file, which we distribute via NIS/YP.


>> Another thing i am interested in is how do i dispatch software to be
>> installed on all systems over a network automatically?

We use cpdup, but you can presumably use rsync or other methods. You need
to control which areas and files are copied, of course. We don't run it
automatically:  we run it by hand when required. Things that need to be
shared real-time are stored in one place only: they are in a database or
accessed over NFS.

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Christopher Dawkins
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