Version Control for Important System Files? 71
TokyoCrusaders92 asks: "Like a lot of other organizations (800 staff, 5000 students) we have a mix of Windows, Novell & Linux (primarily Linux) for our IT infrastructure. We now have a multitude of config files, firewall rule bases, shell scripts, and so forth which are managed by multiple people and groups. Recently, we started using RCS for version control of the firewall rule-base, but this doesn't seem like it would scale up to larger groups of users. While thinking about this, it would seem that the critical features would include: version control; logging; multiple users; secure authentication; and integrity checking. What are other people using to manage their config files?"
Add another box.... (Score:3, Insightful)
While this response was accurate from the technical point of view, it was meant to be a joke
Re:Case insensitivity? (Score:1, Insightful)
What an abortion the Windows registry is! If MS followed the *nix philosophy, the setting would be in an
Re:svn (Score:2, Insightful)
So yes, you can easily use ssh identities, or none at all and they have to type in their username/password every time.
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- doug