SLACK 0.15.0 (Default branch) |
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Wednesday January 16, 2008. 07:35 AM FreshMeat
SLACK (Sysadmins' Lazy Auto-Configuration Kit) is
a configuration management system designed to
appeal to lazy system administrators. It's an
evolution from the fairly common practice of
putting files in some central directory. It's
descended from an earlier system called "subsets",
and uses a multi-stage rsync to fix some of the
problems in that system.
License: GNU General Public License (GPL)
Changes:
slack.conf is now installed without the execute
bit. A bunch of changes from the Debian patch were
merged in, with a few changes to preserve
permissions on /var/lib/slack and /var/cache/slack
and a few changes to the way debs are built. The
--rsh option is now propagated to backends, so the
option actually works.
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