On Wed, 2006-07-05 at 10:50 -0500, Jay Blanchard wrote: > For instance we have a server. That server requires that PHP be > recompiled with additional features. I would like to record the change, > and maybe even plan for the change. I would need a baseline for PHP and > then be able to setup maintenance to be done or maintenance that was > performed. That way, if something goes kablooey (ka-bloo-E) we can roll > back to where things were prior to the change.
Way back when, I wrote something like that. It sucked, but was really easy to write very quickly. The hardest part was the DB design... I would suggest looking through some of the projects on Sourceforge andd freshmeat though, there is bound to be a useful app there. On the other hand you could just roll out a BugZilla Helpdesk from Mozilla, but that is designed for a huge company with many servers, desktops etc. You could use our framework to roll out a solution in a few hours, but you would have to learn it first... <sigh> I agree with the first reply - roll your own, its less stress than you think! --Paul
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