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# radmind tool scripts - Michael Graziano <mikeg@bsd-box.net>
# Screw copyright, Screw licensing, do what you want with these
# but don't expect much support (but if you have good suggestions
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-------------------- Programs/Scripts  (things you run) --------------------
mkbase.sh
	Creates Negative, Defaults and Base transcripts using the
	contents of negative.list and defaults.list

mkpatch.sh
	Creates a transcript showing how the current system differs
	from the applied template - Useful for creating delta patchs
	after upgrades.  (Also useful for finding stuff that changes
	locally and shouldn't be in the managed load set)



------------------ Configuration/Lists  (things you edit) ------------------
defaults.list
	List of stuff that should be created on a client if it doesn't
	already exist, but left alone if it does (configuration files
	that change from machine to machine).
	Contents should be listed in an order appropriate for a .T file,
	one path to a line, no trailing / on directories.
	Contents are Negative Space to base.T

negative.list
	List of stuff that should be left alone on a client (temp space,
	home directories, and the like).
	Contents should be listed in an order appropriate for a .T file,
	one path to a line, no trailing / on directories.
	Contents are Negative Space to defaults.T and base.T

supplementary.list
	List of stuff inside of negative space which is really managed
	(e.g. /var/db/pkg on FreeBSD - /var is negative space, but the
	 pkg database needs to be managed/distributed to clients)
	Contents should be listedin an order appropriate for a .T file,
	one path to a line, no trailing / on directories.
	Contents are Positive (managed) Space, irrespective of
	defaults.T and base.T

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