CFG2SCM - Check configuration changes into SCM
cfg2scm.pl --all --check-consistency --storage=svn|cvs|tar|tar.gz|tar.bz2 --outfile=file --base-url=url --repository=name --username=username --password=password --message=commit message --help --version
Check configuration changes into SCM (like SVN, CVS, ... or tar file)
type of storage, either ``svn'', ``cvs'', ``tar'', ``tar.gz'' or ``tar.bz2''
This option only works with storage-types tar, tar.gz, tar.bz2. The extension is set automatically, if not given.
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name
username
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commit message
Prints a short summary of options.
Prints the cfg2scm.pl version
This is a short key for --check-consistency --find-unpacked
This option checks the consistency of configurations-files as declared in the RPMs, by invoking rpm -Vca. It produces a file /var/lib/support/Configuration_Consistency.include, which is preserved between different cfg2scm.pl-runs. The list contains all names of configuration files, which are tagged as configuration files within the RPMs and were changed compared to the release shipped within the RPMs.
The following standard cfg2scm.pl-run includes the file /var/lib/support/Configuration_Consistency.include, as described below (section FILES) and commits the full content of the changed files.
Please note, that this really might need a long time (from 5-20 minutes).
Find files below /etc, that do not belong to any RPM, and for that reason should be documented. A file /var/lib/support/Find_Unpacked.include is written as ``cache''.
From a tool called PaDS by Thorsten Wandersmann cfg2scm.pl inherited the ability, to extend the list of configuration files. To achieve that, just put a perl-snippet in the directory /var/lib/support/; this snippet must have the extension .include and may include only one perl-statement: an array-declaration for the array @files, that contains the file-names with full path, see EXAMPLES below.
See also --check-consistency and --find-unpacked above.
cfg2scm is able to use a configuration file, currently: /etc/sysconfig/cfg2scm. On SUSE Linux systems, this file can be changed also using YaST's sysconfig-editor (System/Monitoring/cfg2scm). The parameters in this file directly correspond global variables in cfg2scm:
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Check configuration files and commit everything.
cfg2scm.pl --check-consistency
A typical file to include the configurations files of the application foobar could look like this:
# /var/lib/support/foobar.include
@files= (
"/etc/opt/foobar/foo.conf",
"/etc/opt/foobar/bar.conf"
);
# eof =head1 AUTHOR
The CFG2SCM project was created by Matthias G. Eckermann <mge@suse.de>; many thanks to Günther Deschner <gd@suse.de> and Manfred Hollstein <mh@novell.com> for tips and code.
Copyright (C) 2005-2006 SuSE Linux, a Novell Business
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