In case anybody is interested, I've managed to use cfengine's editfiles
options to conditionally add support for vnc.so to the XF86Config file:
editfiles:
{ /etc/X11/XF86Config-4
Backup "single"
BeginGroupIfNoLineMatching ".*Load[ ]+\"vnc\".*"
LocateLineMatching "Section[ ]+\"Mo
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005, Sean Atkinson wrote:
On Sat, 2005-02-26 at 11:49 +0100, Sven Mueller wrote:
John Borwick wrote on 25/02/2005 21:37:
Sean Atkinson wrote:
In my experience, for small "stateless" files like /etc/hosts, you can
get away with EditFiles statements. For larger files, I would just co
On Sat, 2005-02-26 at 11:49 +0100, Sven Mueller wrote:
> John Borwick wrote on 25/02/2005 21:37:
> > Sean Atkinson wrote:
> > In my experience, for small "stateless" files like /etc/hosts, you can
> > get away with EditFiles statements. For larger files, I would just copy
> > them from your cfen
John Borwick wrote on 25/02/2005 21:37:
Sean Atkinson wrote:
In my experience, for small "stateless" files like /etc/hosts, you can
get away with EditFiles statements. For larger files, I would just copy
them from your cfengine server.
Other ways are to
a) copy a template from the server,
edi
Sean Atkinson wrote:
Hi,
Recently I've been getting to grips with cfengine, hoping to use it to
manage all the configuration details for large Linux desktop
deployments. As an example to understand its use, I want to apply the
following diff to the X server's configuration file to add support for
Hi,
Recently I've been getting to grips with cfengine, hoping to use it to
manage all the configuration details for large Linux desktop
deployments. As an example to understand its use, I want to apply the
following diff to the X server's configuration file to add support for
remote access with V
