On Sun, Dec 07, 2003 at 11:27:45PM +0100, Adam ENDRODI wrote:
> Little details of a system are subject to change and my
> observation is that the more you customize the more likely
> you'll end up in trouble. Clearly, in my case with my little
> changes I diverge from the Debian (and likely other) standards
> more than the automatic install scripts could tolerate.
I've found that cfengine2 is a reasonable way to handle
a lot of these problems. I to a debian upgrade and my
my cfengine2 scripts run off daemon or cron.d within
minutes and "fix" whatever debian packages have done
that I don't like.
I've also got another approach I'm working that relies
on specially burned locked down update images on CD.
That way the debian package upgrade never need occur
on the actual appliance.
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