Marc Chatel writes:
> S4 is best described as "a security glueware compromise". The goal of S4
>is to minimize the time necessary to accomplish the following:
>The installer spends most of that time pressing "Y", "N", and RETURN to accept
>Although it currently runs on only one platform (OSF/Digital Unix on Alpha),
You might like to have a look at
ftp://ftp.quick.com.au/pub/unix/config-sh.cpio.Z
which is a very generic tool for doing this sort of thing - with no
user interaction required. Indeed, I've used it quite a bit for
building firewall bastions (like a cookie cutter). Its all written
in Bourne shell and is quite portable (*BSD,SunOS,Solaris,IRIX, and
even HP-UX[*], all known to work), on Solaris, it also takes care of
installing patches.
You can build a single config tree that supports multiple systems and
architectures, ftp://ftp.quick.com.au/pub/unix/config-example.cpio.Z
is a subset of my configs tree here and contains many useful bits of
shell script etc. No, it does not contain the bastion configs :-)
For more detail, see http://www.quick.com.au/FreeWare/
--sjg
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