Yes it does have a non-graphical interface that is identical to the
graphical interface. It also has a browser interface. The latest version
can be found at crusher.centralva.net/pub/linuxconf/. Check it out, it is a
great software package.
>On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Robert Hart wrote:
>[...]
>>We are supporting Linuxconf - I expect you will see the first fruits of
>>this in the next version of Red Hat Linux (whenever that occurs :-). I
>>also expect that Linuxconf will manage only a few things at first...
>
>Could you provide some more information on Linuxconf? I'm specifically
>interested in whether Linuxconf can be used in a non-graphical
>environment (on a system without X installed), whether it can be used
>non-interactively (from scripts), and whether it has any support for
>remote/distributed management.
>
>I work for an ISP. We've got several boxes that share a lot of
>configuration information (password files, server configuration files,
>etc.). The idea of a robust, full-featured configuration system is very
>appealing, but I'm concerned whether folks in situations such as mine will
>be able to take advantage of it. I'm also concerned that, if Linuxconf
>is *not* designed to handle such a situation, whether its integration into
>the operating system would actually *disrupt* operation of our systems.
>
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