On 1/23/07, mark <mroth@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
*sigh*
Have you even *looked*, or do you expect everything to be handed to you?
Do you even know anything about change management?
RTFM!!!
CVS
Subversion
mark
My apologies, I wasn't very clear in my question. Yes I have done
some google searching, and found some commercial products, but nothing
open source.
I'm not exactly looking for CVS. By change management I didn't mean
software code change management. I meant just keeping a log of
changes people make to the operating system or applications on a
server. We're a small shop, but do have a few admins that all make
changes to a system. Currently we just send e-mails documentating any
changes we make (i.e. updated package X to version X, changed
interface X to 100/Full forced, etc, etc). I was hoping there might
be a tool that would be web based, and keep logs of changes, recording
who made the change, why the change was made, the systems it impacted,
etc.
Some commercial products I found were:
SunView http://www.sunviewsoftware.com/products/cg.aspx and
BMC Change Management Express
I was hoping to find lighter, open source alternatives.
Shane
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