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Run `configure --help' for more details. caspar-20140919/NEWS0000644000175000017500000004261312407054553010671 00000000000000Refer to ChangeLog for detailed per-file info. caspar version 20140919 - The Prnjavor Release - mk/caspar.mk: apply patch contributed by Wessel Dankers, Aug 8 2014: 1) Localize variables: previously, caspar would use a few generic variable names (such as “FILES”) and assign values to them, blithely overwriting any variable of the same name that the user might be using. With this change, all variables internal to caspar are prefixed using ‘_csp_’. 2) Stop changing input variables: variables that serve as input to caspar should be read-only as far as caspar is concerned. Before this change it would change the value of (at least) csp_UHOSTS, which broke certain advanced usage patterns. With this change, caspar uses internal variables for computations. These modifications do not change the caspar interface. - doc/caspar.azm: updated links for ansible, cfengine and puppet. - bootstrap: update from automake/aclocal 1.11 to 1.14 (only relevant for developers building caspar from within a git checkout). caspar version 20140203 - The Matonge, BXL Release [ Joost van Baal-Ilić ] - Makefile.am: explictly set path of setversion: use $(top_srcdir)/setversion. Specify DISTCLEANFILES. Tweak EXTRADIST. No longer set VERSION. - configure.ac, setversion: use generic AD1_VERSION, not CASPAR_VERSION - configure.ac: AC_PREREQ(2.67), reintroduce and update AC_COPYRIGHT, set AC_REVISION. - setversion: simplify: rip out support for manually overwriting autogenerated version. - bootstrap: downgrade from autotools 1.14 to autotools 1.11, so that building from git works on current Ubuntu LTS. - doc/csp_helper.azm: documented csp_mkdircp. - doc/caspar.azm: started documenting 'make diff'. caspar version 20140106 - The Bakertand Release [ Joost van Baal-Ilić ] - script/csp_sucp: bugfix: feed not just $3, but also any more args as files to tar. Now passing more than just one file to csp_sucp actually works. - bootstrap: update from automake/aclocal 1.11 to 1.14 (only relevant for developers building caspar from within a git checkout). - Makefile.am: no longer ship caspar-.tar.bz2, do ship caspar-.tar.xz. caspar version 20131119 - The Sint Agatha Release [ Joost van Baal-Ilić ] - doc/csp_helper.azm, script/csp_sucp: Fixes in csp_sucp(1): + update csp_sucp description: since version 20120514 we use tar, not cat. document how to use csp_sucp with interactive sudo password prompt. + we no longer suffer from password-prompt bug: run sudo non-interactive (-n) when stdin is filled with tar data ; explicitly get rid of tty when stdin is filled with tar in order to make sure this data will not get interpreted as password for sudo; pass -t to ssh, not -T, when refreshing sudo password, gets rid of error message "sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified ". + explicitly pass c to tar. (GNU tar) 1.26 needs at least one option. - mk/caspar.mk: Swap dealing with $(csp_TABOOFILES) and $(csp_BUILD) in contructing FILES to be install-ed. Now $(csp_TABOOFILES) is subtracted from $(csp_BUILD) (was: $(csp_BUILD) gets added to result of subtracting $(csp_TABOOFILES) from list of FILES. So, now "csp_BUILD = check" and "csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = check" no longer results in caspar trying to install a file called 'check'. caspar version 20120530 - The Miekoekse Release [Wessel Dankers] - mk/caspar.mk: do not run bulktargets if no files are available [Joost van Baal-Ilić] - script/csp_mkdircp: add yet another caspar helper caspar version 20120514 - The Железничка Release [Joost van Baal-Ilić] - caspar/script/csp_sucp: csp_sucp is reimplemented: now with "multisupport" for "bulktargets", it no longer uses cat, but tar. - caspar/mk/caspar.mk: csp_SUCP now again supports setting csp_SUCP_USER from within Makefile: interface restored to the one in caspar <= 20101204. [Wessel Dankers] - caspar/mk/caspar.mk: Introduce "bulktargets" in caspar.mk. Running "make" or "make install" now installs all files in current directory in just one csp_PUSH call. In case csp_PUSH is set to default "scp", scp is called just once; this makes caspar much more efficient. caspar version 20120508 - The Sint Katelijne Release [Joost van Baal-Ilić] - caspar/doc/Makefile.am: assume html is in utf8; this fixes a bug introduced in version 20120420: manpages were empty. caspar version 20120420 - The Lamprais Release, for Danishka Navin [Joost van Baal-Ilić] - caspar/script/csp_sucp: csp_sucp now honors CSP_DEBUG - caspar/NEWS, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document new csp_PUSH interface, support for csp_XARG is dropped - caspar/mk/caspar.mk: add (undocumented) target "debug". fix bug, caspar now somewhat usable again. caspar version 20120417 - The Kokki Release [Joost van Baal-Ilić] - We now support installing multiple local files in one scp call. The destination directory of a push script is now passed as the first argument. Therefore, one can now implement one's own push mechanism in a more efficient way. The arguments of a push implementation can get shifted, one can treat remaining args as "$@". - User interface for caspar helpers csp_* changed in INCOMPATIBLE way. - If you've written your own csp_PUSH implementation, update it. arguments now are <[user@]host> (was: <[user@]host> []) + caspar/script/csp_sucp, caspar/script/csp_scp_keep_mode: swap arguments: now csp_* <[user@]host> (was: <[user@]host> [su-user]) + caspar/script/csp_install: swap arguments: now csp_install - csp_DIFFXARG support reimplemented (in a slightly less flexible way) - caspar/script/csp_sucp: fix bug in $CSP_SUCP_USER processing. caspar version 20120322 - The Kothu Roti Release [Joost van Baal-Ilić] - caspar/mk/caspar.mk: backwards INCOMPATIBLE change: csp_CPDIRS and csp_CPDIR (and 'localtargets') are no longer honored. If you'd like to use cp(1) to install to csp_CPDIR, define csp_UHOST = dummy csp_PUSH = $(csp_cp_FUNC) and set csp_DIR accordingly. Support for installing in multiple different directories using cp(1) is dropped. (Likely it's possible to implement it via some dirty hack.) - caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: implement function csp_scpmkdir_FUNC (and variable csp_MKDIRP): no longer need to define this function in Makefile. - caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document csp_UHOSTS_SKIP. - caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document more advanced way of using csp_LOAD: refer to $1 in definition of load target, keep loop over hosts implicit. - caspar/doc/*.azm, caspar/doc/include*: converting syntax to aephea >= 10.008-1, zoem >= 11-166-1. - caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: various improvements in manpages. caspar version 20101204 [Wessel Dankers] - caspar/mk/caspar.mk: add $(csp_UHOSTS_SKIP) feature: exclude hosts - caspar/mk/caspar.mk: combine file lists less clumsily caspar version 20100624 - Bugfix release [Wessel Dankers] - caspar/mk/caspar.mk: fix load-target-as-a-variable didn't work because $(call ...) was expanded too early caspar version 20100223 [Joost van Baal] - Converted from CVS to git. + use git2cl (no longer cvs2cl) - Add (.so request) manpages for csp_install, csp_scp_keep_mode and csp_sucp. [Wessel Dankers] - Fixed "target given more than once in the same rule" errors. - Caspar now shows each command as it is run, and aborts on errors. - csp_LOAD values are now defined as variables with $1 being the host they push to. caspar version 20091115 - Renamed caspar(1) to casparize(1). - Some tweaking on manpages. caspar version 20091114 - Preliminary manpage csp_helper(1) added, documenting helper scripts csp_install, csp_scp_keep_mode and csp_sucp. (The separate csp_sucp manpage is gone.) - Adjusted caspar.mk so that it's actually possible to hook csp_install and csp_scp_keep_mode into caspar. caspar version 20090926 - Unstable bleeding edge snapshot release. - Added (not yet documented) new scripts csp_install and csp_scp_keep_mode, allowing for more robust installs. - Add script caspar(1), for generating caspar-style Makefiles, contributed by Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers. - setversion: allow for user override of version of caspar release. - TODO: updated caspar version 20090406 - BEWARE! Backwards INcompatible change in user interface! mk/caspar.mk does no longer supply backward compatibility with caspar <= 20060216: Support for csp_SUH, csp_SUHS, csp_SUHDIRS and csp_SCPDIR is dropped. If you use old-style Makefiles, you'll have to fix these now: for csp_SUHS now use csp_UHOSTS for csp_SUH now use csp_UHOST for csp_SCPDIR now use csp_DIR (There is no replacement variable for csp_SUHDIRS; csp_CPDIRS for now is still supported.) See the 20060216 NEWS item for more details. A crude way to update your Makefiles would be to run something along the lines of: % find . -name Makefile -o -name install.mk | while read f; do sed -i 's/csp_SUHS/csp_UHOSTS/g; s/csp_SUH/csp_UHOST/g; s/csp_SCPDIR/csp_DIR/g' $f; done This kinda worked for me. YMMV. (Please mail the author if you need help converting your Makefiles and you've explicitly used the variable csp_SUHDIRS.) (No other incompatible change will get introduced during the Debian "squeeze" nor during the "squeeze + 1" release cycle: caspar in squeeze + 1 will be backwards compatible with this caspar version. History of incompatible changes and Debian GNU/Linux releases: Debian release caspar version incompatible? -------------- -------------- ------------- woody (oldoldoldstable) none - sarge (oldoldstable) 20050302-1 YES etch (oldstable) 20060618-1 - lenny (stable) 20070729-1 - squeeze (testing) > 20070729-1 YES [1] caspar version 20040721-1 was the first one uploaded to the Debian archives.) - Added preliminary support for "make diff" and "make -diff": this shows the diff between filename in current directory and filename at remote location. One can use this to test wether the file on the server is in sync with (e.g.) a previous SVN version before scp-ing it. This prevents overwrites of "illegal" (i.e. without having used SVN (but possibly useful)) edits directly on the remote server. New variables introduced: csp_DIFFXARG (default: -u) csp_DIFF (default: csp_diff_FUNC; overwrite this if you want to tweak the way the diff is computed) as well as csp_SSH, csp_CAT, csp_Diff and csp_diff_FUNC. For now, this feature works out of the box in case csp_PUSH is $(csp_scp_FUNC) (the default scp-based install mechanism) and in case csp_PUSH is $(csp_sucp_FUNC). If you use cp(1) to install, and have set csp_PUSH to $(csp_cp_FUNC), for now do set csp_DIFF = $(csp_Diff) $(4) $(3)/$(1) $(1) to get this feature working. Very likely, this will no longer be needed in the feature: out of the box support for all push mechanisms is planned. Thanks Fred Vos and Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers for joining the discussion about this feature. - Added preliminary support for using rsync(1) as push mechanism. Use it by setting csp_PUSH = $(csp_rsync_FUNC) Use csp_rsyncssh_FUNC instead of csp_rsync_FUNC if you don't want to use the rsync daemon, but ssh (or rsh). Other new variables introduced: csp_RSYNC (default: rsync), csp_RSYNCFLAGS (default: -zPt --chmod=ugo=rwX). Thanks Ko van der Sloot for suggesting this feature. - Caspar is now licensed under the GNU GPL version 3 or later (no longer v2 or later). - Various improvements in caspar(7) manpage. E.g. example added about using sudo without ssh. - Bugfix in sgml/print.dsl as used by docbook.mk. The error `jade:/usr/share/sgml/caspar/print.dsl:126:24:E: element "SYSTEMITEM" undefined' will no longer show up. - Bugfix in caspar.mk: deal sane with files named like "debian-lenny-install.txt": files which had "-install" in their name never got installed. - Now uses automake 1.10 for building (was 1.9). caspar version 20070729 - Caspar now supports a smart way for temporary overrides of csp_UHOSTS, using csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET. (Actually, this was implemented in release 20070713). - Improvements in caspar(7) manpage: documented csp_BUILD, improved csp_LOAD examples, added example on how to add a "check" target. caspar version 20070713 - Fix bug in csp_sucp(1) when using fourth argument (e.g. via CSP_XARG). This bug caused sudo to die with error "sudo: the `-u' and '-v' options may not be used together". - Minor improvements in caspar(7) manpage. - TODO: recorded lots of new ideas for improvements, thanks to caspar user community at UvT. caspar version 20060618 - Various improvements in caspar(7) manpage. caspar version 20060610 - The variables csp_scp_DIR, csp_scp_UHOSTS, csp_scp_UHOST and csp_cp_DIR, which were introduced in snapshot version 20060216, are no longer supported. These variable were redundant. (Very likely, you'll need csp_UHOST[S], csp_DIR, and maybe csp_PUSH and csp_LOAD only.) caspar version 20060608 - Unstable bleeding edge snapshot release. - Fixed section of csp_sucp(1) manpage. - Minor bugfixes in caspar.mk. - Various improvements in caspar(7) manpage. caspar version 20060531 - Yet another unstable bleeding edge snapshot release. - Typo in caspar.mk which lead to "invalid syntax in conditional" error is fixed. - Added csp_sucp(1) manpage. This script now gets installed. - Minor improvements on other manpages. caspar version 20060216 - Beware! This is an unstable bleeding edge snapshot release. Test results are welcomed. - caspar.mk now has support for installing files using sudo, wrapped in ssh: it runs something like ssh foo@bar "sudo sh -c \"cat - > /duh/blah\"" < blah . To facilitate this, new variables have been introduced: csp_PUSH (default: a csp_scp make function), csp_SUCP, csp_UHOST, csp_UHOSTS, csp_DIR, csp_XARG. A script csp_sucp, dealing with the wrapping, is now shipped; it honors a CSP_SUCP_USER environment variable. Lots of variables are now deprecated: for csp_SUHS now use csp_UHOSTS for csp_SUH now use csp_UHOST for csp_SCPDIR now use csp_DIR The variable csp_CPDIRS will be phased out: no more multiple cp target dirs. Don't worry yet: we still supply full backwards compatibity. - mk/caspar.mk: install and load now are .PHONY targets, as they should be. You'll like this if you have files named "install" or "load". Thanks Guus Sliepen. caspar version 20050424 - (This release was shipped with Debian. We'll try to remain compatibility.) - New variable csp_EXTRAFILES added. This enables one to succesfully run e.g. make .bashrc-install . Aren't you all happy now? Thanks Guus Sliepen for the patch. - In order to have csp_EXTRAFILES behave nice, .%.swp is added to csp_TABOOFILES_DEFAULT and .svn is added to csp_TABOODIRS_DEFAULT. caspar version 20050302 - (This release was shipped with Debian. We'll try to remain compatibility.) - Fixed caspar(7) manpage: the last part was not typesetted. Duh. caspar version 20050301 - BEWARE! BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITY! mk/caspar.mk does no longer supply backward compatibility with caspar <= 20030825. If you use old-style Makefiles, you'll have to fix these now. See the 20040531 NEWS item for details. A crude way to update your Makefiles would be to run something along the lines of: % find . -name Makefile | while read f; \ do sed -i 's/SDIR/csp_SCPDIR/g; s/(SUH)/(csp_SUH)/g; \ s/^LOAD /csp_LOAD /; s/(SUHS)/(csp_SUHS)/g; \ s/^SUH /csp_SUH /; s/^SUHS /csp_SUHS /' $f; done % find . -name install.mk | while read f; \ do sed -i 's/^SRDIRS /csp_SUHDIRS /g' $f; done This kinda worked for me. YMMV. - New variables csp_TABOO{DIRS,FILES}_{ADD,SKIP} in caspar.mk. See caspar(7). caspar version 20040721 - This release is planned to get shipped with Debian: it will be available from the Debian archive. - No functional changes, just some minor documentation updates and tweaks of the build system (interesting only for people building a tarball from CVS). caspar version 20040531 - The caspar CVS is moved to http://alioth.debian.org/. Thanks to the Alioth admins! - Experimental install-recursive target added. If you'd like to play with it, you won't need to adjust your Makefile's. Just type `make install-recursive' and decide wether you like this feature. - BEWARE! Change in user interface! caspar.mk variables have been renamed: new name old name ======== ======== csp_CP CP csp_CPFLAGS CPFLAGS csp_CPDIR CDIR csp_CPDIRS CPDIRS csp_LOAD LOAD csp_SCP SCP csp_SCPFLAGS SCPFLAGS csp_SCPDIR SDIR csp_SUH SUH csp_SUHS SUHS csp_SUHDIRS SRDIRS This is done to make sure no unexpected name clashes occur. For now, we offer a backward compatibility hack: your old Makefile's will continue to work. However, you're advised to switch to the new user interface a.s.a.p. caspar version 20030825 - CPFLAGS and SCPFLAGS added to caspar.mk. See caspar(7), as well as the caspar.mk file itself. caspar version 20030809 - Added manpages caspar(7) and caspar-typesetting(7). Installed in /usr[/local]/share/doc/caspar too, in various formats. caspar version 20030803 - See doc/ChangeLog.2002 for news about caspar 20030803 and earlier # This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar caspar-20140919/README0000644000175000017500000000733312345413601011044 00000000000000# This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar caspar - Makefile snippets for common tasks See doc/caspar.txt for general information about this package, see INSTALL for generic installation instructions. The caspar homepage is at http://mdcc.cx/caspar/ . Feedback (bugs, feature requests, etc.) can be sent to joostvb *dash* caspar *at* mdcc *dot* cx. After install, directories /usr/local/share/doc/caspar/, /usr/local/share/caspar/mk/ /usr/local/include/caspar/mk/ /usr/local/share/sgml/caspar/ are created and populated, and manpages caspar(7) and caspar-typesetting(7) are installed. - requirements, packages - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - GNU make. For the typesetting functionality, one needs Jade, LaTeX, W3M, Ghostscript, and Docbook DSSSL. Debian and Ubuntu ship a packaged caspar. If you're interested in a caspar RPM, the spec file on http://mdcc.cx/pub/caspar/caspar.spec might be helpful. - gimme some of the stuff you've been smoking! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "What've you been smoking!? A completely fullblown autoconfiscated tarball for just a eeny weeny Makefile snippet, to be able to install my hosts configuration files from CVS!? I'm not gonna install that! No way!" Well, there's no accounting for taste... If I use the same files on many hosts, I prefer to install them from a tarball. If you were asked to work with a caspar-ized CVS tree, you can work around installing the tarball by doing something like this: cd ~/cvs/kingkong/include kingkong is a CVS module, holding files which should get installed on host kingkong. Create a file install.mk there, which looks like csp_UHOST = admin@kingkong.example.org include caspar/mk/caspar.mk Now, do echo caspar >> .cvsignore mkdir -p caspar/mk and copy caspar.mk to the just created directory caspar/mk/ . - hacking on caspar - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Since 2009-12, the caspar code is maintained using git on http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar; start using it by running git clone http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar.git . Contact the author if you'd like to get commit messages in your mailbox. I might get to setting up a mailinglist for that. (The page at http://alioth.debian.org/projects/caspar/ is no longer very useful.) - some thoughts on include path - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The default GNU make include path is .:PREFIX/include:/usr/gnu/include: /usr/local/include:/usr/include . See make.info, node `Include'. FHS however says: '/usr/include [...] is where all of the system's general-use include files for the C and C++ programming languages should be placed.' This makes GNU make somewhat incompatible with the FHS :( . GNU make could better use something like '/usr/share/mk' in its default include path. We work around this by creating the following symlink when being 'make install'-ed: /usr/local/include/caspar/mk/caspar.mk -> /usr/local/share/caspar/mk/caspar.mk . This enables us to be able to call include caspar/mk/caspar.mk from a Makefile. - some thoughts on implicit rules - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Add our implicit pattern rules to Make built-in implicit rules? When no ./Makefile exists, but ./foo.c does, make knows what to do when asked to ``make foo''. Furthermore, in absence of ./Makefile, ``TEX=latex make blah.dvi'' does something sane with blah.tex. It'd be cool if we could add to Make's built-in implicit rules, and have our implicit rules work, even if no Makefile exists in the current directory. However, I don't think this is possible with current (3.80-6) Make. The built-in implicit rules are compiled in make binary, so adding the caspar ones to some magic directory will likely not work. caspar-20140919/AUTHORS0000644000175000017500000000012712345413601011226 00000000000000caspar is written by Joost van Baal-Ilić < joostvb *dash* caspar *at* mdcc *dot* cx > caspar-20140919/ChangeLog0000644000175000017500000017051712407054555011753 000000000000002014-09-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: ship it: version 20140919 - The Prnjavor Release 2014-09-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: choosen a name for this release 2014-09-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: record missed changes: automaken 2014-09-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/bootstrap: record changes 2014-09-02 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: git demo 2014-08-08 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: apply patch contributed by Wessel Dankers in Message-ID: <20140808141010.GB112039@homsar.uvt.nl>: commit b0646dd118d0847e5a7b4af03de664cd261cf6e1 Author: Wessel Dankers Date: Fri Aug 8 16:02:27 2014 +0200 Localize variables, stop changing input variables 1) Localize variables: previously, caspar would use a few generic variable names (such as “FILES”) and assign values to them, blithely overwriting any variable of the same name that the user might be using. With this change, all variables internal to caspar are prefixed using ‘_csp_’. 2) Stop changing input variables: variables that serve as input to caspar should be read-only as far as caspar is concerned. Before this change it would change the value of (at least) csp_UHOSTS, which broke certain advanced usage patterns. With this change, caspar uses internal variables for computations. These modifications do not change the caspar interface. 2014-02-26 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: new links 2014-02-07 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: ship it: caspar_20140203-1_all.deb 2014-02-06 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: fix spelling error. tnx lintian 2014-02-05 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, debian/changelog: start .deb, start next upstream release 2014-02-03 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/Makefile.am: oops: git2cl/ChangeLog 2014-02-03 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: ship it: 20140203 - The Matonge, BXL Release 2014-02-03 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS, caspar/configure.ac, caspar/doc/Makefile.am, caspar/setversion: distcheck works now... 2014-02-02 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/configure.ac: update AC_COPYRIGHT 2014-02-02 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: nothing 2014-02-02 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: started documenting "make diff" 2014-02-02 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/Makefile.am: do not ignore errors from tidy 2014-02-02 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: documented csp_mkdircp 2014-02-02 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: more to do 2014-02-02 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS, caspar/configure.ac, caspar/setversion: make distcheck works again, reintroduce m4_include 2014-02-02 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS, caspar/configure.ac: Makefile.am: explictly set path of setversion: use $(top_srcdir)/setversion. Specify DISTCLEANFILES. Add some workarounds in order to make sure "make distcheck" completes again. 2014-02-01 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS: nope, automake-1.11 wont help us 2014-02-01 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS, caspar/bootstrap: s/1.14/1.11/ : maybe older autotools works better... 2014-02-01 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: name release, stuff to do 2014-01-06 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: have uploaded 2014-01-06 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: start next release 2014-01-06 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: another autobug found 2014-01-06 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: (preparing) release 20140106-1 2014-01-06 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: release names 2014-01-06 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: ship it: version 20140106 - The Bakertand Release 2014-01-06 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: autotools investigation 2014-01-06 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/configure.ac: update upcoming VERSION in NEWS 2013-12-06 Joost van Baal-Ilić * : commit d0f10b2954b794c689cee50e3789f44381cd68c7 Author: Joost van Baal-Ilić Date: Mon Nov 25 07:20:47 2013 +0100 2013-11-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: tnx casper for noticing me 2013-11-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: pick a name for upcoming release. Bakertand, near Trouwlaan and Katsbogte 2013-11-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: чет 21 07:26 < joostvb_arrr> Fruit: 1.2) wait for and apply Fruit patches чет 21 07:26 < joostvb_arrr> Fruit: staat in caspar TODO чет 21 07:26 < joostvb_arrr> Fruit: had je nog wat liggen? чет 21 07:26 < joostvb_arrr> Fruit: nu is het moment чет 21 08:31 < Fruit> euhw. geen idee чет 21 09:12 < joostvb_arrr> Fruit: a ok dan чет 21 09:56 < joostvb_arrr> n bug in mn todo dus :) 2013-11-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: document changes 2013-11-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/Makefile.am: working on tidy-bug 2013-11-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: two bugs have been fixed, update TODO 2013-11-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/bootstrap: update from automake/aclocal 1.11 to 1.14 2013-11-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: working on fixing the csp_mkdircp documentation bug 2013-11-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: one bug has been fixed, update TODO 2013-11-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: start next release 2013-11-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_sucp: feed not just $3, but also any more args as files to tar 2013-11-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: ship it: version 20131119 - The Sint Agatha Release 2013-11-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: update NEWS" 2013-05-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: update csp_sucp description: we use tar, not cat. furthermore, we no longer suffer from password-prompt bug 2013-05-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: document how to use csp_sucp with interactive sudo password prompt 2013-05-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_sucp: run sudo non-interactive (-n) when stdin is filled with tar data 2013-05-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_sucp: csp_sucp: explicitly get rid of tty when stdin is filled with tar in order to make sure this data will not get interpreted as password for sudo 2013-05-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_sucp: csp_sucp: explicitly pass c to tar. (GNU tar) 1.26 needs at least one option. 2013-05-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_sucp: csp_sucp: pass -t to ssh, not -T, when refreshing sudo password. gets rid of error message "sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified " 2013-03-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: Swap dealing with $(csp_TABOOFILES) and $(csp_BUILD) in contructing FILES to be install-ed. Now $(csp_TABOOFILES) is subtracted from $(csp_BUILD) (was: $(csp_BUILD) gets added to result of subtracting $(csp_TABOOFILES) from list of FILES. So, now "csp_BUILD = check" and "csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = check" no longer results in caspar trying to install a file called 'check'. 2013-03-18 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: tnx Wessel 2012-10-15 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: name the upcoming release. Kruisheren Klooster 2012-05-31 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: oops, we _did_ upload 20120514-1 2012-05-30 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: new debian upload: 20120530-1 2012-05-30 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: start next release 2012-05-30 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: version 20120530 - The Miekoekse Release 2012-05-29 Joost van Baal-Илић * caspar/doc/Makefile.am, caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm, caspar/doc/csp_mkdircp.1, caspar/script/Makefile.am, caspar/script/csp_mkdircp: install csp_mkdircp, install manpage 2012-05-29 Joost van Baal-Илић * caspar/script/csp_install: remove obsolete comment 2012-05-16 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: remove extraneous entry 2012-05-14 Wessel Dankers * caspar/NEWS, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: caspar/mk/caspar.mk: do not run bulktargets if no files are available Signed-off-by: Joost van Baal-Ilić 2012-05-16 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: new upstream 2012-05-14 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: new csp_PUSH mechanism: csp_mkdircp_FUNC 2012-05-14 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_mkdircp: add yet another caspar helper 2012-05-14 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: http://mdcc.cx/caspar updated: bug fixed 2012-05-14 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: caspar version 20120514 - The Железничка Release 2012-05-14 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: cosmetics 2012-05-14 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: plan for fixing breakage 2012-05-14 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/script/csp_sucp: new csp_sucp: s/cat/tar/, multisupport 2012-05-11 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: document breakage introduced by bulktargets support 2012-05-11 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: start documenting Wessel patch 2012-05-11 Wessel Dankers * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: prevent spurious whitespace from being introduced Signed-off-by: Joost van Baal-Ilić 2012-05-11 Wessel Dankers * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: install multiple files in one bulk operation Signed-off-by: Joost van Baal-Ilić 2012-05-11 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: csp_SUCP now supports setting csp_SUCP_USER from within Makefile: interface restored (still not fully documented) 2012-05-09 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: more test results 2012-05-09 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: tnx Wessel 2012-05-09 Joost van Baal-Ilić * : commit 2967718261c46501dec5f562ab5f59265363054f Author: Joost van Baal-Ilić Date: Wed May 9 09:17:16 2012 +0200 2012-05-08 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: ship it 2012-05-08 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS: start the The Железничка Release 2012-05-08 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/Makefile.am: release 20120508 2012-05-08 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: attempt to fix zoem syntax errors 2012-05-08 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog, debian/watch: add watch for uscan 2012-05-08 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/Makefile.am, debian/watch: caspar documentation typesetting: be picky upon errors (and warnings) about html syntax. assume html is in utf8 2012-05-08 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: new .deb release 2012-05-08 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, debian/changelog: start next release 2012-05-07 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: release 20120420, for Danishka Navin 2012-05-07 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: cosmetics 2012-05-07 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: fix dedication 2012-05-07 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: prepare release 20120420 2012-04-20 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_sucp: csp_sucp now honors CSP_DEBUG 2012-04-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: cleanup 2012-04-19 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: upcoming release is for Danishka from Ambalagoda 2012-04-18 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document new csp_PUSH interface, support for csp_XARG is dropped 2012-04-18 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: record some changes 2012-04-18 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: named singalese caspar releases 2012-04-17 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: add (undocumented) target "debug". fix bug, caspar now somewhat usable again, first example of caspar manpage works 2012-04-17 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: stuff to do: unbreak 2012-04-17 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, debian/changelog: preliminary experimental non-published release 20120417 2012-04-17 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/Makefile.am: deal more sane with suppressing emailadresses in ChangeLog generating 2012-04-16 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: started documenting changes 2012-04-16 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: csp_DIFFXARG support reimplemented (in a slightly less flexible way) 2012-04-16 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: csp_DIFFXARG no longer supported 2012-04-16 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: fixed csp_scp_FUNC and some other FUNCs to use new csp_PUSH argument ordering 2012-04-16 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: updated for new helper arguments 2012-04-15 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: the -t-issue: swap args. wip. now completely borken 2012-04-15 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_sucp: fix bug in $CSP_SUCP_USER processing 2012-04-15 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_sucp: swap arguments: now csp_sucp (was: file [user@]host dir [su-user]) 2012-04-15 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_scp_keep_mode: swap arguments: now csp_scp_keep_mode 2012-04-15 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/script/csp_install: swap arguments: now csp_install 2012-04-14 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: the -t-issue 2012-04-13 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog, debian/control: debian/control: bumped Standards-Version: from 3.9.1 to 3.9.3 (no changes needed). 2012-04-13 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog, debian/rules: debian/rules: add build-arch and build-indep targets (thanks lintian). 2012-04-13 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.caspar-typesetting, debian/changelog: debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.caspar-typesetting: fix spelling error (thanks lintian). 2012-04-13 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog, debian/control: update my name 2012-04-13 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog, debian/copyright: copyright updated 2012-04-12 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: new upstream 2012-04-12 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/changelog: no longer inspect DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS for debug or nostrip: we are arch independent 2012-04-12 Joost van Baal-Ilić * debian/rules: no longer inspect DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS for debug or nostrip: we are arch independent 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/include.zmm: new zoem syntax, still 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: more to do 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: more to do 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/casparize.azm: new zoem syntax 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/Makefile.am: "make maintainerclean" now more aggresively 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/Makefile.am: moved caspar website to new host 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/AUTHORS, caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/doc/include.zmm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: updated year of copyright, updated my name 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: found autotools buildproblem 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: one more thing to do before release 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: converting to new zoem syntax: ongoing 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/doc/casparize.azm, caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: converting to new zoem syntax 2012-03-22 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/setversion: never include date +%b output in VERSION 2012-03-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: document changes 2012-03-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/doc/casparize.azm, caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm, caspar/doc/include.zmm: converting to aephea >= 10.008-1, zoem >= 11-166-1 2012-03-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: drop support for csp_CPDIR and csp_CPDIRS 2012-03-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document csp_LOAD $1 trick 2012-03-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document csp_UHOSTS_SKIP 2012-03-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: document changes 2012-03-21 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: implement csp_scpmkdir_FUNC (and csp_MKDIRP) 2011-11-13 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: tnx Wessel for another idea 2011-11-13 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: some stuff is done 2011-11-13 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: manpage improvement 2011-11-13 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/NEWS: record changes 2011-11-11 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/TODO: more to do 2011-11-11 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document csp_scpmkdir_FUNC-trick. thanks Casper Gielen for idea 2011-06-18 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: add example: using csp_install_FUNC for installing on local host 2011-06-18 Joost van Baal-Ilić * caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: finished csp_helper manpage: no more FIXMEs 2011-06-08 Joost van Baal-Ilić * : more to do 2011-03-11 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: got rid of some FIXMEs in manpage: s/ssh/csp_SSH/ 2011-02-25 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO: tnx Casper Gielen 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: more to do 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * debian/control: fix typo in description 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO: more to do 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * caspar/README: update info on commit mailing list 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * caspar/doc/Makefile.am: make sure .1 without source does not get removed in "clean" target 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * debian/changelog, debian/control: new debian packages 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * caspar/doc/caspar.azm, debian/changelog, debian/control: enhance description, mention puppet/cfengine 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * debian/changelog, debian/control: update suggests: new packagenames 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * debian/changelog, debian/rules: new debhelper features 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * debian/changelog, debian/compat, debian/control: bump debhelper 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * debian/changelog, debian/control: bumped standards 2011-02-12 Joost van Baal * debian/caspar-doc.install, debian/changelog, debian/compat, debian/control, debian/docs, debian/rules: remove obsolete CVS tags 2011-01-20 Joost van Baal * debian/changelog: new upstream 2010-12-04 Joost van Baal * caspar/Makefile.am: enhance private publish-target 2010-12-04 Joost van Baal * caspar/NEWS: record changes, release 2010-12-04 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO: TODO: document UI change introduced by latest contributed patch 2010-11-19 Wessel Dankers * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: add $(csp_UHOSTS_SKIP) feature: exclude hosts Signed-off-by: Joost van Baal 2010-11-19 Wessel Dankers * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: combine file lists less clumsily Signed-off-by: Joost van Baal 2010-06-24 Joost van Baal * debian/changelog: new upstream 2010-06-24 Joost van Baal * caspar/NEWS: record changes, release 20100624 2010-05-31 Wessel Dankers * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: fix load-target-as-a-variable didn't work because $(call ...) was expanded too early Signed-off-by: Joost van Baal 2010-04-25 Joost van Baal * debian/changelog: Switch to dpkg-source 3.0 (quilt) format 2010-04-25 Joost van Baal * debian/source/format: Switch to dpkg-source 3.0 (quilt) format 2010-03-29 Joost van Baal * debian/changelog: upload 2010-02-28 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO: found another bug, encountered when dealing with wacky filenames 2010-02-23 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO: start draft documenting loadtarget 2010-02-23 Joost van Baal * debian/changelog, debian/control: housekeeping 2010-02-23 Joost van Baal * caspar/doc/Makefile.am: get rid of files left in build directory after distclean 2010-02-23 Joost van Baal * caspar/NEWS: record changes 2010-02-23 Joost van Baal * caspar/doc/csp_install.1, caspar/doc/csp_scp_keep_mode.1, caspar/doc/csp_sucp.1: extra manpages: so requests 2010-02-23 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO: ship it: 20100223 2010-02-23 Joost van Baal * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/TODO, caspar/bootstrap: get rid of cvs2cl references 2010-02-23 Joost van Baal * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS, caspar/bootstrap: use git2cl 2010-02-23 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: update year in copyright 2010-01-15 Wessel Dankers * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: handle special characters in filenames a little better Signed-off-by: Joost van Baal 2009-12-18 Wessel Dankers * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: csp_LOAD values are now defined as variables Signed-off-by: Joost van Baal 2009-12-16 Joost van Baal * caspar/NEWS: tweak layout 2009-12-15 Wessel Dankers * caspar/TODO: Number entries in TODO file (awk 'BEGIN{a=1;b=1}/^---/{a++;b=1}{if(gsub("^- ", a"."b") ")) b++}1') Signed-off-by: Joost van Baal 2009-12-15 Wessel Dankers * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: fix error checking when running commands Signed-off-by: Joost van Baal 2009-12-16 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO: Revert "Number entries in TODO file"; since this patch was not cleanly cherrypickable. This reverts commit 18d15886c98a5a553f78dd74514fbf0540a5d02d. 2009-12-15 Wessel Dankers * caspar/TODO: Number entries in TODO file (awk 'BEGIN{a=1;b=1}/^---/{a++;b=1}{if(gsub("^- ", a"."b") ")) b++}1') 2009-12-13 Joost van Baal * caspar/README, caspar/TODO: migration to git 2009-12-13 Joost van Baal * caspar/TODO: more stuff to to for migrating from CVS to git 2009-12-13 Joost van Baal * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: conversion from CVS to git 2009-11-14 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control: oops 2009-11-14 joostvb * debian/changelog: ship it 2009-11-14 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/doc/.cvsignore, caspar/doc/casparize.azm: caspar version 20091115 2009-11-14 joostvb * debian/caspar-doc.install, debian/caspar.README.Debian, debian/changelog, debian/control, debian/rules: shuffle docs between caspar and caspar-doc 2009-11-14 joostvb * debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.csp_helper, debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.csp_sucp, debian/changelog, debian/rules: Renamed caspar-doc.doc-base.csp_sucp to caspar-doc.doc-base.csp_helper. 2009-11-14 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/doc/casparize.azm, caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: fixed manpage crosslinking 2009-11-14 joostvb * caspar/doc/casparize.azm: caspar(1) is now called casparize 2009-11-14 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/Makefile.am, caspar/doc/caspar1.azm, caspar/doc/casparize.azm, caspar/script/Makefile.am, caspar/script/caspar, caspar/script/casparize: Renamed caspar(1) to casparize(1) 2009-11-14 joostvb * caspar/TODO: one more before the debian upload 2009-11-14 joostvb * caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm: fix typo 2009-11-14 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: release 20091114 2009-11-14 joostvb * caspar/doc/.cvsignore: [no log message] 2009-11-14 joostvb * caspar/doc/.cvsignore, caspar/doc/Makefile.am, caspar/doc/csp_install.1, caspar/doc/csp_scp_keep_mode.1, caspar/doc/csp_sucp.1: csp_helper(1) is the same manpage as csp_install(1), csp_scp_keep_mode(1) and csp_sucp(1) 2009-11-14 joostvb * caspar/doc/csp_helper.azm, caspar/doc/csp_sucp.azm: csp_sucp manpage merged in new csp_helper(1) 2009-10-27 joostvb * caspar/TODO: reschedule 2009-10-24 joostvb * caspar/TODO: apply patch from Wessel Dankers 2009-09-29 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk, caspar/script/csp_install: define csp_install_FUNC and csp_scp_keep_mode_FUNC in caspar.mk in order to make UI more usable 2009-09-26 joostvb * debian/changelog: changelog timestamp should be time of _last_ change 2009-09-26 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control: bumped standards 2009-09-26 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/THANKS: fixed a bug in caspar1.azm, this is release 20090926 (really) 2009-09-26 joostvb * caspar/bootstrap, caspar/doc/caspar1.azm, caspar/setversion: move from automake 1.10 to 1.11 2009-09-26 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/script/csp_scp_keep_mode: version 20090926 2009-09-26 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/script/Makefile.am, caspar/script/csp_install, caspar/script/csp_scp_keep_mode: add csp_install and csp_scp_keep_mode: 2 scripts for more robust installs 2009-09-09 joostvb * caspar/TODO: thanks Thijs K, Wessel 2009-09-01 joostvb * caspar/TODO: another way to call mkdir if needed 2009-08-12 joostvb * caspar/doc/Makefile.am, caspar/doc/caspar1.azm, caspar/script/Makefile.am, caspar/script/caspar: typeset and install docs and script, cvs tags 2009-08-12 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar1.azm, caspar/script/caspar: add license info as per: wo 12 15:08 < joostvb> hoppie: en is t gpl v 3 or (at your option) any later version ? wo 12 15:08 < hoppie> any later wo 12 15:09 < joostvb> hu wat? wo 12 15:09 < hoppie> Ik ga even proberen om dit te schrijven, maar ik weet niet of ik Zoom c.s. heb staan. GPL 3 en later. [18:16] [joostvb(+i)] [9:meuknet/#uvt] 2009-08-12 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar1.azm, caspar/script/caspar: Add contributions from Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers, in Message-ID: , Date: Sat, 25 Jul 2009 14:18:43 +0200 and Message-Id: <20090812153730.AD9DC108005@hoppie.nl>, Date: Wed, 12 Aug 2009 17:37:30 +0200 (CEST). 2009-07-13 joostvb * caspar/TODO: record feature request from Arvid Gibas 2009-06-22 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/copyright: pending commit: license 2009-06-22 joostvb * debian/TODO, debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.caspar, debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.caspar-typesetting, debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.csp_sucp, debian/changelog: fix doc-bae stuff, release 2009-06-22 joostvb * debian/TODO, debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.caspar, debian/changelog, debian/control: bumped standards 2009-06-22 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/setversion: allow for user override of version 2009-04-07 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more wishlist bugs by Wessel Dankers 2009-04-07 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/copyright: license 2009-04-07 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control: tnx lintian 2009-04-06 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: (snapshot) release 20090406 2009-04-06 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: use csp_DIFF for user interface, not csp_COMP: consistency 2009-04-06 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: add support for rsync(1). Thanks Ko van der Sloot for the suggestion 2009-04-06 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: documented behaviour of diff target when using csp_CP_FUNC in NEWS, added plan for fix to TODO 2009-04-05 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: implent "diff" make target 2009-04-05 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: add upgrade scenario 2009-04-05 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: record changes: GPL v3 2009-04-05 joostvb * caspar/bootstrap, caspar/configure.ac, caspar/doc/Makefile.am, caspar/mk/caspar.mk, caspar/mk/docbook.mk, caspar/mk/pod.mk: Now licensed under GPL v3 (not 2). Use automake 1.10, not 1.9 2009-03-15 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/THANKS: record changes, add hoppie to THANKS 2009-03-15 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/README, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: Support for csp_SUH, csp_SUHS, csp_SUHDIRS and csp_SCPDIR is dropped. 2009-03-15 joostvb * caspar/TODO: tnx Fruit 2009-03-14 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more user feedback for wishlist bug prio 2009-03-14 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2009-03-14 joostvb * caspar/TODO: reschedule prio of wishlist bugs, by popular request 2009-02-05 joostvb * caspar/TODO: Bug: ``The function $(subst -install,,$@) in caspar.mk breaks when filename itself has the substring -install. We should strip only a _trailing_ '-install' from the maketarget.'' is now fixed. 2009-02-05 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: bugfix: deal sane with files named like "debian-lenny-install.txt": files which had "-install" in their never got install-ed 2008-12-21 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: tnx hoppie for caspar blog 2008-12-15 joostvb * caspar/sgml/print.dsl: bugfix: jade:/usr/share/sgml/caspar/print.dsl:126:24:E: element "SYSTEMITEM" undefined 2008-09-21 joostvb * caspar/TODO: added another wishlist bug 2008-04-28 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: add another example: sudo without ssh 2007-11-23 joostvb * caspar/TODO: jhoeke found a bug: caspar chokes on : in filenames 2007-09-02 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2007-09-02 joostvb * caspar/TODO.local: remove obsolete stuff 2007-08-15 joostvb * debian/changelog: release it 2007-08-15 joostvb * debian/control: new debhelper 2007-07-31 joostvb * caspar/TODO: add some new ideas. thanks Fred Vos 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more to do 2007-07-29 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/compat, debian/dirs, debian/docs: [no log message] 2007-07-29 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/compat: bump dh compat 2007-07-29 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/rules: conditionally run make distclean 2007-07-29 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/compat, debian/rules: Move DH_COMPAT from debian/rules to debian/compat 2007-07-29 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control: get rid of obsolete cruft 2007-07-29 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control: fix typo 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/THANKS, caspar/doc/ChangeLog.2002: [no log message] 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/Makefile.am: new host for publishing tarball: mdcc.cx hoster moved 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: release 20070729 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/TODO.local, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: [no log message] 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/TODO: reported a bug in csp_BUILD 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: added another usage example for csp_LOAD: adding a "check" target 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: added example usage of csp_BUILD 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/README, caspar/THANKS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: refer to document "Versiebeheer en software-packages: Waarom en Hoe". plan phaseout of obsolete variables csp_SUHS 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/TODO: Tested csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET. Gave example toplevel Makefile without need to install Makefiles in all non-leaf directories too in caspar(7). Thanks Wessel Dankers. 2007-07-29 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: documented csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET 2007-07-28 joostvb * caspar/TODO: users vote for a quick implementation of csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET 2007-07-28 joostvb * caspar/TODO: some cleanup of TODO items 2007-07-13 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: release 20070713 2007-07-13 joostvb * caspar/TODO: report more issues found by UvT caspar user community 2007-05-21 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: be more clear about the fixed bug 2007-05-19 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: the cvs-conf package has disappeared from the internet: stop mentioning it 2007-05-12 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: add infrastructures.org link 2007-04-18 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control: changes inspired by tetex-live entering debian 2007-03-15 joostvb * caspar/TODO: bug found by Mark van Diem 2007-02-14 joostvb * caspar/TODO: two more wishlist bugs 2007-02-09 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: improved manpage after suggestion from Jan Kooistra 2007-02-06 joostvb * caspar/TODO: hint for migration 2007-02-05 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more stuff to document 2007-01-30 joostvb * rpm/caspar.spec, rpm/rpm.log: install doc, now builds 2007-01-30 joostvb * rpm/caspar.spec: first shot at building an rpm for this package 2007-01-11 joostvb * caspar/TODO: found out about ssh ControlMaster 2007-01-11 joostvb * caspar/TODO: people _keep_ asking for this 2006-12-12 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: [no log message] 2006-12-12 joostvb * caspar/script/csp_sucp: sudo: the `-u' and '-v' options may not be used together 2006-11-30 joostvb * caspar/TODO: document idea for toplevel Makefile from Wessel Dankers 2006-10-29 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: deal sane with empty csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET 2006-10-23 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: first untested and undocumented implementation of csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET 2006-10-23 joostvb * caspar/TODO: clarify what we want 2006-08-31 joostvb * caspar/TODO: one way to call mkdir if appropriate. Thanks Wessel Dankers 2006-07-09 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: yet another alternative 2006-06-18 joostvb * debian/changelog: announce change in ui 2006-06-18 joostvb * debian/changelog: new upstream 2006-06-18 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: release 20060618 2006-06-18 joostvb * caspar/TODO: caspar(7) can get improved even more 2006-06-18 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: cosmetics 2006-06-18 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: minor bugfixes 2006-06-18 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: added example combining csp_sucp_FUNC and csp_LOAD to caspar(7) 2006-06-12 joostvb * caspar/TODO: another real-life example 2006-06-10 joostvb * caspar/Makefile.am: don't rebuild before publishing tarballs 2006-06-10 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/copyright: [no log message] 2006-06-10 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: (snapshot) release 20060610 2006-06-10 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document csp_UHOST 2006-06-10 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: suggest private variable my_EXEC for abstracting ssh. caspar now abstracts scp and csp_sucp; for now users should deal with abstracting ssh and sudo themselves 2006-06-10 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: add note on (in)sanity of choosing GNU Make to implement caspar 2006-06-10 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/Makefile.am, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/doc/include.zmm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk, caspar/mk/docbook.mk: updated copyright: 2006 2006-06-10 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: remove support for csp_scp_DIR csp_scp_UHOSTS csp_scp_UHOST csp_cp_DIR from caspar.mk 2006-06-10 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: removing *_scp_* variables, phase 1 2006-06-09 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more ideas after brainstorming with Wessel Dankers. Tnx. 2006-06-08 joostvb * debian/changelog: [no log message] 2006-06-08 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: (snapshot) release 20060608 2006-06-08 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: add example "Plugging your own install script in caspar" to caspar(7) 2006-06-07 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: updates 2006-06-07 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: new variable csp_BUILD, to execute optional build target before install 2006-06-07 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: fix bug in combining csp_SCPFLAGS with csp_UHOSTS 2006-06-07 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: Drop support for csp_sucp_UHOST, csp_sucp_DIR, and csp_sucp_USER. One should just uses csp_UHOST(S), csp_DIR and csp_XARG, and set csp_PUSH. Removed backwards compatibility rule from caspar.mk. 2006-06-07 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: add some examples for simple usage 2006-06-05 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2006-06-05 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: use new style variable names in all examples. more details on overruling variables on commandline 2006-06-05 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: fix bug in backwards compatibility mode. would have shown up when combining csp_SCPDIR with csp_SUHS 2006-06-01 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: fixed first example in caspar(7) 2006-05-31 joostvb * debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.csp_sucp, debian/caspar-doc.install, debian/changelog, debian/control, debian/rules: [no log message] 2006-05-31 joostvb * debian/changelog: [no log message] 2006-05-31 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/doc/csp_sucp.azm, caspar/doc/include.zmm: make csp_sucp(1) announce itself under the right man section 2006-05-31 joostvb * caspar/TODO: idea to make the default install rule more pluggable 2006-05-31 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: snapshot release 20060531 2006-05-31 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: fix typesetting 2006-05-31 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/script/Makefile.am: make it typeset with zoem 06-080 2006-05-31 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/doc/csp_sucp.azm: add note on sshd_config PermitRootLogin to caspar(7) 2006-05-31 joostvb * caspar/doc/.cvsignore, caspar/script/.cvsignore: [no log message] 2006-05-31 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm: add reference to latex-make utility 2006-05-31 joostvb * debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.caspar-typesetting, debian/changelog: [no log message] 2006-05-19 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: add caspar alternatives to caspar(7) 2006-05-19 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more to do: alternatives 2006-05-19 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: extra example. tnx to Jurrit for helping me find out such an example was lacking 2006-04-25 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more to do 2006-03-19 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: [no log message] 2006-03-19 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: [no log message] 2006-03-19 joostvb * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/configure.ac, caspar/doc/Makefile.am, caspar/doc/csp_sucp.azm, caspar/script/Makefile.am: document csp_sucp in manpage. Install csp_sucp and csp_sucp.1 2006-03-18 joostvb * caspar/TODO: we need more testing 2006-03-18 joostvb * caspar/script/csp_sucp: fail gracefully in case no args are passed 2006-02-16 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: fix typo which leads to "caspar/mk/caspar.mk:27: *** invalid syntax in conditional. Stop." 2006-02-16 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: snapshot release 20060216 2006-02-16 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/script/csp_sucp: add example for csp_sucp usage to manpage, update list of supported variables 2006-02-16 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: work on csp_PUSH-plugin architecture: a make function for each plugin 2006-02-15 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: investigating make functions 2006-02-15 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO, caspar/script/csp_sucp: [no log message] 2006-02-15 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk, caspar/script/csp_sucp: csp_sucp honor CSP_SUCP_USER env var; caspar.mk honors csp_sucp_USER make var 2006-02-15 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control, debian/copyright: [no log message] 2006-02-15 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control: o my, ftbfs! 2006-02-08 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/script/csp_sucp: csp_sucp groks an optional fourth argument 2006-02-07 joostvb * caspar/TODO: we will drop support for csp_CPDIRS 2006-02-07 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: enabled csp_PUSH rule, listed some variables as to be phased out (and kept for backward compatibility) 2006-02-07 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: updated examples to new UI 2006-01-29 joostvb * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS: [no log message] 2006-01-29 joostvb * caspar/doc/include.zmm: adapted for zoem >= 05-328 2006-01-29 joostvb * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/configure.ac, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: updated copyright statement 2006-01-29 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/bootstrap: use the autoreconf wrapper 2006-01-28 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2006-01-28 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: postpone csp_PUSH and csp_DIR implementation: use explicit csp_sucp_UHOST(S) and csp_sucp_DIR 2006-01-28 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: renamed csp_PUSHUHS to csp_sucp_UHOSTS, defaulting to csp_UHOSTS 2006-01-28 joostvb * caspar/script/csp_sucp, caspar/script/sucp: renamed sucp to csp_sucp 2006-01-28 joostvb * caspar/TODO: add plan on new UI design: enable plugins 2005-12-08 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control: [no log message] 2005-10-26 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more to do 2005-10-01 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/script/sucp: -T hack, thanks Wessel Dankers 2005-09-21 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: adding notes on PUSH* variables 2005-09-20 joostvb * caspar/TODO: list what needs to be done to finish the sucp script 2005-09-20 joostvb * caspar/script/sucp: sucp: one way to use the new csp_PUSH stuff 2005-09-20 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: bleeding edge setup of way not to use scp, but a ssh/sudo combination. new variables: csp_PUSHDIR, csp_PUSH, csp_PUSHUHS. new script: sucp 2005-09-20 joostvb * caspar/TODO: documented one way to implement sudo-support 2005-08-01 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2005-08-01 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2005-07-24 joostvb * caspar/sgml/print.dsl: typeset more sanely: typewriter 2005-06-24 joostvb * caspar/TODO: feature request added 2005-06-23 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: install and load now are .PHONY targets. Thanks Guus Sliepen 2005-04-25 joostvb * solaris/doc/log: [no log message] 2005-04-24 joostvb * solaris/pkg/README.Solaris: [no log message] 2005-04-24 joostvb * solaris/pkg/Makefile.m4, solaris/pkg/pkginfo.in: use csbs--mainline--0.1--patch-26 CSBS_ARCH hook 2005-04-24 joostvb * solaris/doc/log: [no log message] 2005-04-24 joostvb * solaris/doc/log: current state of csbs 2005-04-24 joostvb * solaris/pkg/Makefile.m4, solaris/pkg/README.Solaris: new upstream 2005-04-24 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/copyright, debian/postinst, debian/postrm, debian/preinst, debian/prerm: remove crap 2005-04-24 joostvb * debian/TODO, debian/caspar.README.Debian, debian/changelog, debian/rules: more hints for lost debian victims 2005-04-24 joostvb * caspar/Makefile.am: local publish and sign targets added, for release management 2005-04-24 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: release 20050424 2005-04-24 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: more notes about alternatives to caspar(7) 2005-04-20 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: [no log message] 2005-04-20 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document new defaults 2005-04-20 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: just the csp_EXTRAFILES variable is enough for this functionality. got rid of csp_EXTRAFILES_SKIP and csp_EXTRAFILES_ADD 2005-04-19 joostvb * caspar/THANKS: thanks Guus 2005-04-19 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: add example of csp_EXTRAFILES usage 2005-04-19 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: apply patch by Guus Sliepen documenting csp_EXTRAFILES*, Message-ID: <20050419151213.GJ22475@sliepen.eu.org> 2005-04-19 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: fix typo in guus patch 2005-04-19 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: applied patch by Guus Sliepen, Message-ID: <20050419145647.GI22475@sliepen.eu.org>: add suppport for csp_EXTRAFILES, csp_EXTRAFILES_SKIP, csp_EXTRAFILES_ADD 2005-03-31 joostvb * debian/TODO: tnx Laurent 2005-03-09 joostvb * solaris/pkg/README.Solaris: [no log message] 2005-03-09 joostvb * solaris/pkg/Makefile.m4, solaris/pkg/README.Solaris, solaris/pkg/bootstrap: [no log message] 2005-03-06 joostvb * solaris/doc/log, solaris/pkg/Makefile.m4: [no log message] 2005-03-05 joostvb * solaris/pkg/pkginfo.in: csbs now offers more expansions 2005-03-05 joostvb * solaris/pkg/prototype: list of files in package. for now, let s not autogenerate it 2005-03-04 joostvb * solaris/doc/log, solaris/pkg/README.Solaris: [no log message] 2005-03-04 joostvb * solaris/pkg/README.Solaris: [no log message] 2005-03-03 joostvb * solaris/pkg/pkginfo.in: doe die maar 2005-03-03 joostvb * solaris/doc/readme.txt: [no log message] 2005-03-03 joostvb * solaris/pkg/pkginfo.in: should use more stuff as defined in Makefile.m4, actually 2005-03-03 joostvb * solaris/pkg/Makefile.m4: [no log message] 2005-03-03 joostvb * solaris/doc/readme.txt, solaris/pkg/Makefile: use csbs 2005-03-02 joostvb * solaris/doc/readme.txt, solaris/pkg/Makefile: first shot at solaris package infrastructure 2005-03-02 joostvb * debian/TODO: done 2005-03-02 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/rules: new upstream 2005-03-02 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: release 20050302 2005-03-02 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: CVS typically is not a file: removed from csp_TABOOFILES_DEFAULT 2005-03-02 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: fix escaping, manpage gets typesetted completely again 2005-03-01 joostvb * debian/TODO: [no log message] 2005-03-01 joostvb * caspar/TODO: aargh. borken manpage 2005-03-01 joostvb * caspar/mk/Makefile.am: [no log message] 2005-03-01 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: release 20050301 2005-03-01 joostvb * caspar/mk/Makefile.am: cosmetics 2005-03-01 joostvb * caspar/.cvsignore: [no log message] 2005-03-01 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/TODO: give some hints on how to upgrade old-style Makefiles 2005-03-01 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document install-recursive make target 2005-02-28 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: no longer supply backward compatibility with caspar <= 20030825 2005-02-28 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: supply example for TABOOFILES hack 2005-02-23 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk: INCLUDE doesnt seem a natural name. Use SKIP and ADD. Documented new variables 2005-02-23 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: new variabled csp_TABOO{FILES,DIRS}_{INCLUDE,EXCLUDE}, to tweak csp_TABOO{FILES,DIRS}. Thanks to Wessel Dankers 2005-02-23 joostvb * caspar/TODO: perhaps csp_TABOODIRS could use more documentation 2005-02-16 joostvb * caspar/TODO: you might not need caspar 2004-09-09 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document new csp_TABOO{FILES,DIRS} variables 2004-09-09 joostvb * caspar/mk/docbook.mk: use "typeset" as default target: cooperate nice with caspar.mk 2004-09-09 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk, caspar/mk/pod.mk: new variables: csp_TABOOFILES and csp_TABOODIRS 2004-09-09 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: never install pod2html item cache and pod2html directory cache 2004-08-15 joostvb * caspar/TODO: have submitted at GNU directory 2004-08-07 joostvb * caspar/TODO: gnu directory hassle... 2004-08-07 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2004-08-07 joostvb * caspar/caspar.azm: remove old cruft 2004-07-21 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control, debian/rules: [no log message] 2004-07-21 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/Makefile.am: another shot at making the symlink creation work for binary packagers 2004-07-21 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: release 20040721 2004-07-21 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more documentation needed 2004-07-21 joostvb * caspar/README: announce upload to Debian archive 2004-07-21 joostvb * caspar/.cvsignore: [no log message] 2004-07-21 joostvb * caspar/bootstrap: be verbose about possible problems 2004-07-21 joostvb * caspar/Makefile.am: the dist and distcheck targets no build both tar.gz and tar.bz2 2004-07-21 joostvb * caspar/configure.ac, caspar/mk/Makefile.am: use $(LN_S), not ln -s: more portable. honor $(DESTDIR): automake >= 1.7 compliant 2004-07-21 joostvb * caspar/bootstrap: added warning about pkg-config and aclocal 1.8 not cooperating 2004-07-11 joostvb * caspar/AUTHORS, caspar/README, caspar/TODO: cleaning up TODO file 2004-07-03 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2004-07-03 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more ideas for improvements 2004-06-19 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: added note about yet another possible alternative: sup 2004-05-31 joostvb * debian/copyright, debian/postinst, debian/postrm, debian/preinst, debian/prerm, debian/rules: [no log message] 2004-05-31 joostvb * debian/caspar-doc.install, debian/changelog, debian/control, debian/rules: [no log message] 2004-05-31 joostvb * debian/control, debian/rules: [no log message] 2004-05-31 joostvb * debian/caspar-doc.install: [no log message] 2004-05-31 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control, debian/rules: splitting -doc off 2004-05-31 joostvb * debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.caspar, debian/caspar-doc.doc-base.caspar-typesetting, debian/changelog, debian/control, debian/doc-base.caspar, debian/doc-base.caspar-typesetting: splitting into caspar and caspar-doc packages 2004-05-31 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: release 20040531 2004-05-31 joostvb * caspar/README: notes on cvs commit email messages for developers 2004-05-31 joostvb * caspar/bootstrap: minor tweak in build system 2004-05-31 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: [no log message] 2004-05-31 joostvb * caspar/doc/include.zmm: nice header in manpage, even with zoem > 03-265 2004-05-31 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2004-05-31 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: documented new variable names and ui change 2004-05-31 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: some more cleanup in var names 2004-05-31 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: document new variable names, with csp_ prefix 2004-05-30 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: renamed variables (the user interface): now have csp_ prefix 2004-03-11 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: [no log message] 2004-03-11 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more ideas 2004-03-11 joostvb * caspar/mk/docbook.mk: added comment about using GNU Make built-in implicit rules 2004-03-11 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: added experimental install-recursive target 2004-03-11 joostvb * caspar/sgml/print.dsl: added comments on changing default font-size 2004-02-26 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more to do 2004-01-23 joostvb * rpm/caspar.spec: [no log message] 2004-01-05 joostvb * rpm/caspar.spec: first shot at building RHL 8.0 rpm 2003-12-17 joostvb * caspar/bootstrap: [no log message] 2003-12-17 joostvb * caspar/NEWS, caspar/README: notes on CVS move to Alioth 2003-12-15 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/mk/caspar.mk, debian/copyright: fixed copyright 2003-11-12 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: added link to cvs-conf project page 2003-11-12 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: DIR and SDIR should have trailing /, tnx Fruit 2003-11-04 joostvb * caspar/mk/pod.mk: dont remove *.txt and friends which are not generated from pod 2003-08-25 joostvb * debian/changelog: [no log message] 2003-08-25 joostvb * caspar/NEWS: [no log message] 2003-08-22 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar.azm: notes on new variables added 2003-08-22 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: caspar.mk now honors CPFLAGS and SCPFLAGS: extra arguments for cp and scp 2003-08-09 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/doc-base.caspar, debian/doc-base.caspar-typesetting, debian/rules: [no log message] 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/doc/Makefile.am: fixed bugs in automake 1.7 build hooks 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: use zoem linking of manpages 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog: now autogenerated 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/.cvsignore, caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS, caspar/doc/.cvsignore: [no log message] 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm: manpage, from comments in docbook.mk and pod.mk 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/doc/include.zmm: zoem include macros 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/doc/ChangeLog.2002: splitted off new autogenerated ChangeLog 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/doc/Makefile.am, caspar/doc/caspar.azm, caspar/mk/docbook.mk, caspar/mk/pod.mk: moved comments in source files to proper manpage: caspar-typesetting(7) added 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/THANKS, caspar/configure.ac, caspar/setversion: tnx stijn for zoem build enviroment hooks 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/.cvsignore, caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS, caspar/bootstrap, caspar/doc/Makefile.am: ChangeLog now is automagically generated from CVS. NEWS actually will have content 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/doc/Makefile.am: distribute plain ascii too 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/README: lots of info moved to doc/caspar.azm 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/doc/.cvsignore, caspar/doc/Makefile.am, caspar/doc/caspar.azm: zoemized caspar README file 2003-08-09 joostvb * caspar/.cvsignore, caspar/README, caspar/caspar.azm: converting README to zoem format 2003-08-06 joostvb * caspar/THANKS: [no log message] 2003-08-06 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: applied patch from Anton Sluijtman to exclude emacs backup files 2003-08-02 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/mk/Makefile.am, caspar/sgml/Makefile.am: aargh 2003-08-02 joostvb * debian/changelog: [no log message] 2003-08-02 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/bootstrap, caspar/configure.ac, caspar/configure.in, caspar/mk/caspar.mk, caspar/setversion: new build system 2003-07-24 joostvb * caspar/TODO: done, not released yet 2003-07-24 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/mk/docbook.mk: [no log message] 2003-07-24 joostvb * caspar/mk/docbook.mk: use pdflatex for generating pdf from LaTeX, make sure tocs gets created from LaTeX source 2003-07-24 joostvb * caspar/TODO: generating pdf from LaTeX is broken 2003-07-23 joostvb * debian/changelog: [no log message] 2003-07-23 joostvb * debian/changelog, debian/control, debian/copyright, debian/dirs, debian/docs, debian/postinst, debian/postrm, debian/preinst, debian/prerm, debian/rules: moved from cvs/gelfand/debian/caspar 2003-07-18 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog: [no log message] 2003-07-18 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog: [no log message] 2003-07-18 joostvb * caspar/mk/docbook.mk: run pdfjadetex 3 times: fixes toc. rm -f intermediate files: no sure wether they will get created. added license referal 2003-07-16 joostvb * caspar/mk/docbook.mk: use pdfjadetex for generating pdf: fonts look better 2003-07-14 joostvb * caspar/TODO: more stuff todo added 2003-05-17 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/README: [no log message] 2003-04-27 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog: [no log message] 2003-04-27 joostvb * caspar/TODO, caspar/sgml/html.dsl: did some toc investigations 2003-03-31 joostvb * caspar/.cvsignore, caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/mk/Makefile.am: [no log message] 2003-03-31 joostvb * caspar/mk/docbook.mk: sane default target for docbook stuff 2003-02-12 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/README: [no log message] 2003-02-12 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: added SUHS hack 2003-02-05 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog: [no log message] 2003-02-05 joostvb * caspar/mk/caspar.mk: ommitting SDIR results in scp to get skipped 2003-02-05 joostvb * caspar/.cvsignore, caspar/bootstrap, caspar/mk/.cvsignore, caspar/sgml/.cvsignore: [no log message] 2003-02-03 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog: [no log message] 2003-02-03 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/README, caspar/THANKS, caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/Makefile.am, caspar/mk/pod.mk: [no log message] 2002-11-22 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/README: rsync note 2002-09-11 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/README: [no log message] 2002-05-04 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/README: [no log message] 2002-04-02 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2002-03-31 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog: [no log message] 2002-03-31 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/README, caspar/THANKS, caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/docbook.mk: [no log message] 2002-03-31 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2002-03-24 joostvb * caspar/TODO: added reference to cfenginge, tnx flacoste 2002-03-13 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/TODO, caspar/configure.in, caspar/mk/docbook.mk, caspar/sgml/Makefile.am, caspar/sgml/html.dsl, caspar/sgml/print.dsl: [no log message] 2002-03-01 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/README, caspar/TODO.local, caspar/bootstrap, caspar/mk/Makefile.am, caspar/mk/caspar.mk, caspar/mk/docbook.mk: [no log message] 2002-03-01 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog: [no log message] 2002-02-27 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/README, caspar/TODO, caspar/TODO.local, caspar/mk/Makefile.am, caspar/mk/caspar.mk, caspar/mk/install.mk, caspar/setversion: [no log message] 2002-02-27 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2002-02-26 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/README, caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2002-02-26 joostvb * caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/TODO, caspar/mk/Makefile.am, caspar/mk/install.mk: [no log message] 2002-02-26 joostvb * caspar/TODO: [no log message] 2002-02-26 joostvb * caspar/.cvsignore, caspar/AUTHORS, caspar/BUGS, caspar/ChangeLog, caspar/Makefile.am: [no log message] 2002-02-26 joostvb * caspar/BUGS, caspar/Makefile.am: [no log message] 2002-02-26 joostvb * caspar/Makefile.am, caspar/NEWS, caspar/README, caspar/THANKS, caspar/TODO, caspar/bootstrap, caspar/configure.in, caspar/mk/Makefile.am, caspar/mk/install.mk, caspar/setversion: [no log message] 2002-02-26 joostvb * *** empty log message *** caspar-20140919/Makefile.in0000644000175000017500000006402612407054561012240 00000000000000# Makefile.in generated by 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Joost Kooij, for helping with the embrionic caspar mk/ implementation, looooong ago (in 2000, I believe). Francis J. Lacoste, for helping me writing print.dsl and html.dsl. Guus Sliepen, for contributing an excellent and much wanted patch. Anton Sluijtman, for offering a patch to caspar.mk, adding useful functionality. Wessel Dankers, for giving lots of useful suggestions for improvements. Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers, for promoting caspar and giving useful feedback and contributions. Tilburg University (http://www.uvt.nl/), for using this software, and giving comments. caspar-20140919/TODO0000644000175000017500000003404212345413601010651 00000000000000# This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar fix NEWS: - FIX autofoo dnbfs bug, find bug number in bts. - Makefile.am: explictly set path of setversion: use $(top_srcdir)/setversion. Specify DISTCLEANFILES. Tweak EXTRADIST. - configure.ac, setversion: use generic AD1_VERSION, not CASPAR_VERSION - configure.ac: AC_PREREQ(2.67), reintroduce and update AC_COPYRIGHT, set AC_REVISION. - FIXME: Makefile.am: +## CONFIGURE_DEPENDENCIES = VERSION.m4 - FIXME: bootstrap: +#AUTOMAKE=automake-1.14 ACLOCAL=aclocal-1.14 autoreconf --install --symlink +AUTOMAKE=automake-1.11 ACLOCAL=aclocal-1.11 autoreconf --install --symlink - doc/Makefile.am: no longer ignore errors from tidy(1). - doc/csp_helper.azm: documented csp_mkdircp. - doc/caspar.azm: started documenting 'make diff'. ------------ link to https://gist.github.com/Argure/7586151 : https://nulpunt.nu/ caspar users https://gist.github.com/Argure/7355868 Patrick "Argure" Godschalk https://github.com/Argure --- release critical ---- - make distcheck fails with: config.status: creating script/Makefile make[1]: entrant dans le répertoire « /home/joostvb/git/caspar/caspar/caspar-20131121/_build » CDPATH="${ZSH_VERSION+.}:" && cd .. && /bin/bash /home/joostvb/git/caspar/caspar/caspar-20131121/missing aclocal-1.14 autom4te: cannot create autom4te.cache: Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type aclocal-1.14: error: echo failed with exit status: 1 make[1]: *** [../aclocal.m4] Erreur 1 make[1]: quittant le répertoire « /home/joostvb/git/caspar/caspar/caspar-20131121/_build » even on fresh git checkout. 1.14 is current as of 2014-01-06 (debian: Package: automake Source: automake-1.14 Version: 1:1.14-3 jessie (testing) Version: 1:1.14.1-2 sid , autoconf : wheezy (stable) 2.69-1 jessie (testing) 2.69-2 sid (unstable) 2.69-2 ) ("make dist" works, though; maybe "make dist && make distcheck" works reliably...) building from .tar.gz on system with automake-1.11 (not 1.14) : CDPATH="${ZSH_VERSION+.}:" && cd . && /bin/bash /usr/local/src/debian/caspar/20140106/caspar-20140106/missing aclocal-1.14 /usr/local/src/debian/caspar/20140106/caspar-20140106/missing: ligne81: aclocal-1.14 : commande introuvable WARNING: 'aclocal-1.14' is missing on your system. You should only need it if you modified 'acinclude.m4' or 'configure.ac' or m4 files included by 'configure.ac'. The 'aclocal' program is part of the GNU Automake package: It also requires GNU Autoconf, GNU m4 and Perl in order to run: make[1]: *** [aclocal.m4] Erreur 127 it also tries to run automake-1.14 - decide upon scp keep_mode: purge, and suggest scp -p ? it currently lacks multisupport. - "make install" fails when csp_PUSH is set to function without multi-support. fix csp_install: add multisupport (also: keep_mode, sucp. rest might just work) - caspar.mk is not completely tested yet, first and second example in manpage succeed, test 3rd and later. $ CSP_DEBUG=yes CSP_SUCP_USER=jantje csp_sucp joe@bilbo /etc/ inittab works fine. "export CSP_SUCP_USER=joe; make" works fine too. "make CSP_SUCP_USER=joe" works fine too. csp_SUCP_USER = joe csp_PUSH = $(csp_sucp_FUNC) make works too. at least, it did in release 20120508.... - fix manpage typesetting: install tidy @ buildhost, my name in caspar.ps looks like crap - The "csp_install -t dir file [file]" issue zo 13 17:34 < Fruit> die tooltjes die meegeleverd worden zo 13 17:35 < Fruit> die hebben typisch een destination directory en een stel bestanden als argumenten zo 13 17:35 < Fruit> het zou handig zijn voor de shellscripter als die destination directory het eerste argument was zo 13 17:38 < joostvb> das natuurlijk totaal backwards incompatible met alles zo 13 17:38 < Fruit> valt wel mee zo 13 17:38 < joostvb> maar iig wel n goed idee zo 13 17:38 < Fruit> cp -t destdir file1 file2 zo 13 17:38 < joostvb> -t , die doet t m zo 13 17:38 < Fruit> ik weet niet of scp dat kent zo 13 17:39 < joostvb> nou ja, als 1ste arg van csp_PUSH -t is, dan zo 13 17:39 < Fruit> magoe dat maakt ook niet zoveel uit zo 13 17:39 < joostvb> implementeren volgens nieuw interface zo 13 17:39 < Fruit> want bij csp_PUSH kun je toch de volgorde van de argumenten zelf bepalen zo 13 17:39 < Fruit> hm hacken op -t lijkt me een heel lelijk en slecht idee zo 13 17:40 < Fruit> je hoeft echt alleen maar die tooltjes aan te passen, en de plaatsen in caspar zelf waar precies en alleen díe tooltjes aangeroepen worden zo 13 17:40 < Fruit> er hoeft geen caspar api-wijziging zo 13 17:40 < joostvb> en als mensen hun eigen tooltjes geschreven hebben? zo 13 17:40 < joostvb> hun eigen csp_PUSH gebouwd? zo 13 17:41 < Fruit> dan hebben ze de aanroep daarvan zelf onder controle zo 13 17:41 < Fruit> misschien nieuwe set tooltjes introduceren met andere namen zo 13 17:41 < Fruit> op dit moment accepteert elk van die tooltjes 1 file en 1 dir zo 13 17:41 < Fruit> da's jammer. zo 13 17:42 < Fruit> omdat shellscripts een beetje beperkt zijn, is n files gevolgd door 1 dir moeilijk te implementeren zo 13 17:42 < joostvb> csp_install dir file [file] zo 13 17:42 < Fruit> dat idee zo 13 17:43 < Fruit> csp_mkdirscpomgwtfbbqrofl dir file1 [file2 ...] zo 13 17:43 < joostvb> ok, dan kan ik maken: zo 13 17:43 < joostvb> csp_install -t dir file [file] zo 13 17:43 < joostvb> naast: zo 13 17:43 < joostvb> csp_install file dir zo 13 17:43 < joostvb> das backwards compatible zo 13 17:43 < Fruit> true zo 13 17:44 < joostvb> en over 5 jaar wordt "-t" optioneel zo 13 17:44 < Fruit> en je kunt geen files meer installeren die ‘-t’ heten. zo 13 17:44 < joostvb> klopt zo 13 17:44 < joostvb> fuk die mensen zo 13 17:44 < joostvb> :) zo 13 17:44 < Fruit> maar robuust gedrag met spaties en andere tekens in bestandsnamen is nooit een sterk punt van caspar geweest. zo 13 17:44 < joostvb> pcies zo 13 17:44 < joostvb> van make ook niet zo 13 17:45 < Fruit> ja! fuk die mensen. alle bestanden moeten gewoon foo.txt heten. en die hippies met hun bar.txt kunnen de boom in zo 13 17:45 < joostvb> zo is t maar net 0.-3) add to documentation: vr 25 16:37 < casper> bah, maar het werkt wel, de reverse cowboy: make diff | patch -R -p0 [16:43] [joostvb(+i)] [3:#root(+ips)] irc.uvt.nl 0.-2) fix FIXME's in doc/caspar.azm 0.-1) complete documentation of "make diff" and "make -diff" in caspar.azm, see NEWS (not trivial...) 1.1) finish convert to git: announce on webpage, create public repo ( http://git.fruit.je/caspar , http://git.mdcc.cx/ , ssh://git/~joostvb/git/caspar.git ) update README on git status (see FIXME's). set up commit list. 1.3) documenteer de new style loadtarget hack even better: run "make load" with: combining new load-style is usefull too: csp_LOAD = lolwut lolwut = echo ssh $1 DFHKSJDHFJKSDHJK lolwut: for h in $(csp_UHOSTS);do echo ssh $$h DFHKSJDHFJKSDHJK;done use case: /etc/nsd/zones/ , first push to auth servers, then ssh to al caches for a forced flush of cache. --- ook best wel belangrijk --- 2.3) test & document rsync support 2.5) Ideas insprired by a discussion with Fred Vos: (Lots of users have asked for such a feature.) a "make check" could be usefull: test wether previous svn version is on server before scp-ing. za 14 21:29 < hoppie> en als je dan helemaal over the top wilt, kun je eventueel dat linken aan install, zodat alleen waar dat nodig is geïnstalleerd wordt. Maar da's echt optioneel. Preliminary support added; Document this! Nice trick: make diff || make install make foobar-diff || make foobar-install Make this work out of the box for all push mechanisms: add generic csp_REXEC next to csp_PUSH. --- typesetting stuff --- 3.1) get toc printed in html mode. even while using nochunks mode. 3.2) license should be printed, see rh vs deb doc. 3.3) add zoem.mk, for zoem ( http://micans.org/zoem ) typesetting. --- install stuff --- 4.1) ma 13 14:07 < arvid> joostvb, ik heb een feature request voor caspar :p ma 13 14:13 < arvid> joostvb, een exclude host mogelijkheid ma 13 14:13 < arvid> je bijv. een heleboel host en je wilt alleen 1 host uitsluiten ma 13 14:14 < arvid> s/host/hosts ma 13 14:16 < joostvb> een csp_TABOOUHOSTS wil je dus, i c ma 13 14:17 < arvid> joostvb, yep dat klopt [14:18] [joostvb(+i)] [13:meuknet/#root(+ips)] 2009-07 Arvid Gibas 4.2) add standard target: "make print-hosts" 4.4) "install" should depend upon "load". (should it?) ("make" currently does both "install" and "load"; it does not do "build". (really!?)). and/or: caspar should support "make build-recursive". 4.5) csp_BUILD is a broken concept. Users are better off declaring csp_EXTRAFILES and creating rules for each file that needs to be built. csp_BUILD is an alias to csp_EXTRAFILES for backwards compatibility. 4.6) caspar chokes on spaces in filenames: Makefile: csp_CPDIR = /var/php/public/jccpmanu/https include caspar/mk/caspar.mk joostvb@scriptix:~/sv...k/sources/jccpmanu/https% ls JCCP logo.jpg Makefile index.html logo.html JCCPlogo.jpg empty.html loginform.html php3 joostvb@scriptix:~/sv...k/sources/jccpmanu/https% make -n /bin/sh: line 1: test: JCCP: binary operator expected /bin/sh: line 1: test: JCCP: binary operator expected cp "JCCPlogo.jpg" /var/php/public/jccpmanu/https; cp "empty.html" /var/php/public/jccpmanu/https; cp "index.html" /var/php/public/jccpmanu/https; cp "loginform.html" /var/php/public/jccpmanu/https; cp "logo.html" /var/php/public/jccpmanu/https; make does not support arrays, but space-separated strings, so: tag won't fix. 4.7) caspar chokes on : in filenames: Makefile: csp_SCPDIR = /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ csp_SUH = root@cauchy include caspar/mk/caspar.mk joostvb@kovalevskaya:~/sv...ysconfig/network-scripts% ls Makefile ifcfg-eth0 ifcfg-eth0:1 joostvb@kovalevskaya:~/sv...ysconfig/network-scripts% make caspar/mk/caspar.mk:87: *** multiple target patterns. Stop. Bug found by Johan Hoeke. 4.29) caspar chokes on files named ";anything" joostvb@bruhat:~% touch ';q' joostvb@bruhat:~% make -n caspar/mk/caspar.mk:94: *** missing rule before commands. Stop. 4.8) Suggest (or offer) a more generic interface than my_EXEC for the load target. Users are invited to extend the interface. They can add extra variables to their push mechanisms. So we might be able to abstract LOAD one day. Perhaps something like $(foreach uh,$(csp_UHOSTS),$(call csp_EXEC,$(uh),$(csp_DIR),$(csp_XARG));) could work. If a user's exec wrapper needs more arguments, these can get introduced as implicit variables, outside $1, $2, ... 4.9) Explain why it's good practice to do include ../../include/install.mk in manpage example. 4.10) Don't do csp_scp_FUNC = $(csp_SCP) $(csp_CPFLAGS) $(1) $(2):$(3) but do csp_scp_FUNC = $(csp_SCP) $(4) $(1) $(2):$(3) and use $(csp_CPFLAGS) for csp_XARGS. _Do_ test this! 4.11) load stuff: - Create a ``load-recursive'' target. - supply daemons.mk: csp_SSHDEBIANLOAD csp_URUKREDHATLOAD , etc, to use in load targets 4.12) install-recursive should call mkdir if appropriate. install should, too. Thu 31 15:16 < Fruit> kan ik 'm ook vertellen dat-ie voordat gaat kopiëren ff mkdir -p op de smurfer doet? Thu 31 15:19 < joostvb> een eigen csp_PUSH schrijven Thu 31 15:20 < joostvb> csp_PUSH krijgt zowel filenaam als directory mee als argument Thu 31 15:20 < joostvb> dus das kei makkelijk Thu 31 15:20 < Fruit> csp_OLD_PUSH := $(csp_PUSH) Thu 31 15:20 < Fruit> csp_PUSH := ssh $iets mkdir $dir; $(csp_OLD_PUSH) 4.13) The scp invocation is inefficient: % make -n README.txt-install net.txt-install scp "README.txt" pong:/data/www/doc/doc/; scp "net.txt" pong:/data/www/doc/doc/; Should be: scp "README.txt" "net.txt" pong:/data/www/doc/doc/; $@ vs $? might be helpful. 4.14) test wether file is up to date before scp-ing it, in order to prevent us from doing useless (and expensive) installs. use ControlMaster ssh_config(5) to reuse one ssh conection? Perhaps this: ControlMaster auto ControlPath ~/.ssh/control/%r@%h:%p in your ~/.ssh/config (and having an ssh connection open to all relevant hosts) fixes all "troubles". (This option is not available on Debian sarge.) 4.15) Ideas insprired by a discussion with Fred Vos: Perhaps a note on how to use commit-hooks could be added to documentation. Perhaps a note on ssh forced commands could be added. Perhaps a note on a "make commit" could be added. 4.16) document this: including an included Makefile: here := $(dir $(lastword $(MAKEFILE_LIST))) include $(here)../../foo/bar/install.mk Thanks Wessel. Alternative: /usr/local/foo, as used in svn/its-unix 4.17) if one really wants, one can overrule caspar's default target: --------- csp_SCPDIR = /etc/ssl/chains/ csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = %.asc all: install install: check makedir include ../../../include/install.mk check: for cert in *.pem; do \ echo "$$cert:"; \ gpg --verify $$cert.asc $$cert; \ done makedir: for suh in $(csp_SUHS); do \ ssh $$suh mkdir -p /etc/ssl/chains; \ done .PHONY: check makedir --------- very likely, one could better use the "build" target for this. 4.18) it's not necessary to have Makefile in all directories of a tree, provided caspar is fixed: replace DIRS := $(shell for d in *; do test -d $$d && echo $$d; done) by DIRS := $(patsubst %/Makefile,%,$(shell find * -mindepth 1 -name Makefile)) thanks Wessel. (This might break for trees combining GNUmakefile with Makefile [za 14 22:29 dat breekt niet voor dat soort directories, ga maar na! ;)] .) 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NAME

casparize — Set up caspar Makefile in a new directory

SYNOPSIS

casparize dir (/path/to/config/dir)

casparize file (/path/to/config/dir/file)

DESCRIPTION

casparize creates a new configuration working directory in your current working directory, sets up a Makefile for caspar(7) in this new directory, and optionally copies an original configuration file from its original system place to the newly created configuration working directory.

USAGE

You typically use casparize when you already have created the root configuration working directory with its include directory and install.mk Caspar include file. By analysing your current working directory and the configuration directory path you give on the command line, casparize can deduce the contents of the Makefile in the newly created configuration working directory. It creates the new directory, creates the correct Makefile, and optionally copies the given configuration file in the new directory, ready for its first version commit.

EXAMPLES

A typical example:
$ cd <svn>/etc $ casparize /etc/postfix/main.cf
creates the directory <svn>/etc/postfix, creates <svn>/etc/postfix/Makefile including the proper content, and copies /etc/postfix/main.cf into <svn>/etc/postfix/main.cf. You can now directly add and commit the new directory.

BUGS

Non known at this moment.

AUTHOR

Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers

SEE ALSO

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SEE ALSO NAME casparize — Set up caspar Makefile in a new directory SYNOPSIS casparize dir (/path/to/config/dir) casparize file (/path/to/config/dir/file) DESCRIPTION casparize creates a new configuration working directory in your current working directory, sets up a Makefile for caspar(7) in this new directory, and optionally copies an original configuration file from its original system place to the newly created configuration working directory. USAGE You typically use casparize when you already have created the root configuration working directory with its include directory and install.mk Caspar include file. By analysing your current working directory and the configuration directory path you give on the command line, casparize can deduce the contents of the Makefile in the newly created configuration working directory. It creates the new directory, creates the correct Makefile, and optionally copies the given configuration file in the new directory, ready for its first version commit. EXAMPLES A typical example: $ cd /etc $ casparize /etc/postfix/main.cf creates the directory /etc/postfix, creates /etc/postfix/Makefile including the proper content, and copies /etc/postfix/main.cf into /etc/ postfix/main.cf. You can now directly add and commit the new directory. BUGS Non known at this moment. AUTHOR Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers SEE ALSO caspar(7) The caspar homepage is at http://mdcc.cx/caspar/ . caspar-20140919/doc/csp_helper.html0000644000175000017500000002275612407054476013763 00000000000000 csp_helper

19 Sep 2014    csp_helper 20140919

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install DESCRIPTION
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install EXAMPLES
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install ENVIRONMENT
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mkdircp DESCRIPTION
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scp_keep_mode DESCRIPTION
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scp_keep_mode EXAMPLE
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scp_keep_mode ENVIRONMENT
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sucp DESCRIPTION
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SEE ALSO

NAME

csp_helper — A collection of caspar helper scripts

SYNOPSIS

csp_install dir (directory) file (file)

csp_mkdircp dir (directory) file (file)

csp_scp_keep_mode h ([user@]host) dir (directory) file (file)

csp_sucp h ([user@]host) dir (directory) file (file)

DESCRIPTION

The scripts csp_install, csp_mkdircp, csp_scp_keep_mode and csp_sucp are helpers for caspar(7). These scripts typically are not invoked directly, but via a Makefile which uses caspar. See the notes on csp_PUSH in caspar(7) for information on how to link csp_install, csp_scp_keep_mode and csp_sucp to caspar.

install DESCRIPTION

csp_install creates the required directory (if needed) and installs the file, preserving timestamps. It uses install(1).

install EXAMPLES

csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS='--owner=www-data --group=www-data' \ csp_INSTALL_MODE=ugo=r \ csp_install /srv/www index.html
csp_INSTALL_MODE=u=rwx,go= csp_install /usr/local/sbin mkpasswd

install ENVIRONMENT

csp_install honors csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS and csp_INSTALL_MODE (default is u=rw,go=r).

mkdircp DESCRIPTION

csp_mkdircp calls mkdir(1) and cp(1). csp_mkdircp is used like csp_CP. use csp_mkdircp if you frequently have to bootstrap installation on a fresh system, on which needed directories don't exist yet. csp_mkdircp makes sure the target directory exists before calling cp(1), by calling mkdir -p first.

scp_keep_mode DESCRIPTION

csp_scp_keep_mode uses ssh to copy a file to a remote host, keeping its file permission mode. The trick used is a combination of mktemp(1) and mv(1). Useful if you'd like to be sure a file gets installed e.g. group writable, without fiddling with permission bits on the remote host.

scp_keep_mode EXAMPLE

chmod g+w rc csp_scp_keep_mode root@gandalf /etc/uruk rc

scp_keep_mode ENVIRONMENT

csp_scp_keep_mode honors csp_SSH ("ssh" by default).

sucp DESCRIPTION

csp_sucp calls tar(1) from within sudo(1) from within ssh(1). This allows one to copy files to accounts on hosts one can only reach by calling sudo on the ssh-reachable remote host.

Typically, one wants to install a root-owned file, but one does not want to allow access to the root-account directly from ssh. Typically sudo is used as an extra line of defense.

NB: if your sudo prompts for a password, be sure to have line

Defaults !tty_tickets
in your sudoers file: we first call sudo -v, than we call sudo to write the data. Since we use ssh to get to the host, we'll use a different tty for both sudo calls.

sucp EXAMPLES

Some examples:
csp_sucp rms@bilbo /etc fstab
csp_sucp monty-python commit/ trailer.txt

AUTHOR

Joost van Baal-Ilić

SEE ALSO

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AUTHOR 14. SEE ALSO NAME csp_helper — A collection of caspar helper scripts SYNOPSIS csp_install dir (directory) file (file) csp_mkdircp dir (directory) file (file) csp_scp_keep_mode h ([user@]host) dir (directory) file (file) csp_sucp h ([user@]host) dir (directory) file (file) DESCRIPTION The scripts csp_install, csp_mkdircp, csp_scp_keep_mode and csp_sucp are helpers for caspar(7). These scripts typically are not invoked directly, but via a Makefile which uses caspar. See the notes on csp_PUSH in caspar(7) for information on how to link csp_install, csp_scp_keep_mode and csp_sucp to caspar. install DESCRIPTION csp_install creates the required directory (if needed) and installs the file, preserving timestamps. It uses install(1). install EXAMPLES csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS='--owner=www-data --group=www-data' \ csp_INSTALL_MODE=ugo= r \ csp_install /srv/www index.html csp_INSTALL_MODE=u=rwx,go= csp_install /usr/local/sbin mkpasswd install ENVIRONMENT csp_install honors csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS and csp_INSTALL_MODE (default is u=rw,go =r). mkdircp DESCRIPTION csp_mkdircp calls mkdir(1) and cp(1). csp_mkdircp is used like csp_CP. use csp_mkdircp if you frequently have to bootstrap installation on a fresh system, on which needed directories don't exist yet. csp_mkdircp makes sure the target directory exists before calling cp(1), by calling mkdir -p first. scp_keep_mode DESCRIPTION csp_scp_keep_mode uses ssh to copy a file to a remote host, keeping its file permission mode. The trick used is a combination of mktemp(1) and mv(1). Useful if you'd like to be sure a file gets installed e.g. group writable, without fiddling with permission bits on the remote host. scp_keep_mode EXAMPLE chmod g+w rc csp_scp_keep_mode root@gandalf /etc/uruk rc scp_keep_mode ENVIRONMENT csp_scp_keep_mode honors csp_SSH ("ssh" by default). sucp DESCRIPTION csp_sucp calls tar(1) from within sudo(1) from within ssh(1). This allows one to copy files to accounts on hosts one can only reach by calling sudo on the ssh-reachable remote host. Typically, one wants to install a root-owned file, but one does not want to allow access to the root-account directly from ssh. Typically sudo is used as an extra line of defense. NB: if your sudo prompts for a password, be sure to have line Defaults !tty_tickets in your sudoers file: we first call sudo -v, than we call sudo to write the data. Since we use ssh to get to the host, we'll use a different tty for both sudo calls. sucp EXAMPLES Some examples: csp_sucp rms@bilbo /etc fstab csp_sucp monty-python commit/ trailer.txt AUTHOR Joost van Baal-Ilić SEE ALSO caspar(7) The caspar homepage is at http://mdcc.cx/caspar/ . caspar-20140919/doc/caspar.html0000644000175000017500000007564112407054476013111 00000000000000 caspar

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NAME

caspar - Makefile snippets for common tasks

SYNOPSIS

In a Makefile, write either
include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
or
include caspar/mk/docbook.mk
or
include caspar/mk/pod.mk
.

DESCRIPTION

Caspar offers Makefile snippets for common tasks, like installing (configuration) files, or typesetting LaTeX, DocBook XML and DocBook SGML documents.

The typesetting functionality is delivered by docbook.mk and pod.mk. This is documented in caspar-typesetting(7).

The installing-stuff functionality is delivered by caspar.mk. (That's what the rest of the manual will talk about.) It enables one to run 'make install' from within a tree which typically holds configuration files, managed using Subversion (or git or any other version control system, for that matter).

It is useful in cases like this: all configuration files of some host are under version control, and, after commiting a change to CVS, you want to be able to easily install the new configuration file on the host.

With caspar, all you have to do is specify the hostname in one place, and specify the name of the target directory in each CVS directory.

It is comparable with other tools for Unix system administrators like puppet and cfengine. Main difference: the caspar code consists of less than 100 lines of GNU Make.

USAGE

Within a CVS tree, create a file include/install.mk, with contents like e.g.
csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
. Within each other directory of the CVS tree which holds files, create a Makefile, which looks like e.g.
csp_DIR = /some/dir/ectory/ include ../../include/install.mk
. If you'd like to use the install-recursive target too, in directories which hold subdirectories (but not files), you'll have to create a Makefile which looks something like
include ../../include/install.mk
. From within the CVS tree, one can call:
make <filename>-diff make <filename>-install make diff make install make load make make install-recursive
Calling make <filename>-diff shows the diff between the local file and the file as currently installed on the remote location. Calling make install (or make) now will scp all files in the current directory to the remote location. The install-recursive target descends down the tree, and calls make install in each subdirectory.

Of course, you'll have to be able to ssh directly as root to the remote host to get this working (if you'd like to use csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere). If you don't like this, and would like to have a PermitRootLogin no in your /etc/ssh/sshd_config, you can use csp_sucp(1). See below.

VARIABLES

The variables one can set in a calling Makefile are:

csp_UHOST
user@host, reachable using $(csp_PUSH) (which is scp by default)
csp_UHOSTS
space separated list of user@host items, reachable using $(csp_PUSH)
csp_DIR
directory on host, reachable using function $(csp_PUSH)
csp_PUSH
make function for pushing files to remote location. Usually, this is a wrapper around a script or program. The function will be passed 4 arguments: [user@]host, remote directory and local filename. [user@]host will be set to all elements of $(csp_UHOSTS); directory will be set to $(csp_DIR). Currently, $(csp_scp_FUNC), $(csp_cp_FUNC) and $(csp_sucp_FUNC) are supported as push plugins. If csp_PUSH is unset, the default $(csp_scp_FUNC) is used.
csp_LOAD
the `load' target depends upon these targets.
csp_BUILD
the `build' target depends upon these targets.
csp_CP
cp binary, just "cp" by default
csp_SCP
scp binary, just "scp" by default
csp_SUCP
script wrapping sudo in ssh, "csp_sucp" by default
csp_EXTRAFILES
extra files which should be installed. Can be used to include files starting with a dot.
csp_TABOOFILES
files which should never be installed. Set to Makefile .%.swp %~ #%# pod2htmd.tmp pod2htmi.tmp by default.
csp_TABOOFILES_ADD
extra files which should never be installed; added to list in csp_TABOOFILES.
csp_TABOOFILES_SKIP
files which should be installed, even if in initial csp_TABOOFILES list. Removed from csp_TABOOFILES list.
csp_TABOODIRS
directories to exclude in install-recursive target. set to CVS .svn by default.
csp_TABOODIRS_ADD, csp_TABOODIRS_SKIP
see csp_TABOOFILES equivalents.
csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET
override csp_UHOSTS: don't push to csp_UHOSTS, but to the intersection of this space separated list of user@host items and csp_UHOSTS.

The following variables might get phased out or removed soonish:

csp_CPFLAGS
extra arguments to pass to cp invocation, none by default
csp_SCPFLAGS
extra arguments to pass to scp invocation, e.g. '-i .ssh/id_rsa-root'

EXAMPLES

Some examples:

Using csp_UHOST
This is the simplest way to use caspar. Makefile is

csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
Now, running "make" will scp all files in the current directory to root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/.

More hosts, not scp but sudo via ssh: using csp_PUSH
Makefile is

csp_UHOSTS = root@some.host.somewhere root@some.other.host csp_PUSH = $(csp_sucp_FUNC) csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
Now, running "make" will use csp_sucp(1) to install all files in the current directory to both root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/ and root@some.other.host:/etc/. If a file named fstab is present in the current directory, running "make fstab-install" will just install that one file. If you need to sudo(1) to another user on the remote host, add something like
csp_XARG = postgres
. (If such a username is not supplied, sudo (and csp_sucp) use the default: root.)

Overriding csp_UHOSTS: csp_UHOSTS_SKIP
If one or some of your hosts are temporarily unavailable, and you'd like to push your files to the hosts which are alive, you can temporarily override your csp_UHOSTS. E.g., when some.other.host is not available:

% cat Makefile csp_UHOSTS = root@some.host.somewhere root@some.other.host csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar.mk % make install csp_UHOSTS_SKIP=root@some.other.host scp hosts root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/ scp fstab root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/

Overriding csp_UHOSTS in a smart way: csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET. Using multiple groups of hosts. Recursive make made easy.
If you have lots of subdirectories holding information for lots of groups of hosts, while this run you just want to install for a small group (or 1) hosts, csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET is useful. Suppose your casparized tree looks like

Makefile apache/include/install.mk apache/etc/apache2/Makefile apache/etc/apache2/envvars php/include/install.mk php/etc/php4/apache/Makefile php/etc/php4/apache/php.ini grub/include/install.mk grub/boot/grub/Makefile grub/boot/grub/menu.lst logrotate/include/install.mk logrotate/etc/Makefile logrotate/etc/logrotate.conf nrpe/include/install.mk nrpe/debian/etc/default/Makefile nrpe/debian/etc/default/nagios-nrpe-server
The file apache/etc/apache2/Makefile is:
csp_DIR = /etc/apache2/ include ../../include/install.mk
(all other Makefiles are similar). The file apache/include/install.mk is
csp_UHOSTS = root@a root@b include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
The file php/include/install.mk is the same. The files grub/include/install.mk and logrotate/include/install.mk are
csp_UHOSTS = root@d root@e root@f root@g include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
The file nrpe/include/install.mk is
csp_UHOSTS = root@d root@e root@f root@n include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
The toplevel Makefile is
dirs = $(patsubst %/Makefile,%,$(shell find * -mindepth 1 -name Makefile)) all: for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i; done install for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i install; done load for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i load; done
(we don't feel like sticking a Makefile in all non-leaf nodes of our tree).

Now, when running "csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET='root@e root@f root@m root@n' make" in the toplevel, caspar just takes the intersection of csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET and csp_UHOSTS for each csp_UHOSTS list. So, caspar will not push anything for apache/ and php/. The files grub/boot/grub/menu.lst and logrotate/etc/logrotate.conf will get pushed to root@e and root@f only. The file nrpe/debian/etc/default/nagios-nrpe-server will get pushed to root@e, root@f and root@n.

This is often better than just overriding csp_UHOSTS on the commandline (or in your shell's environment): if the intersection of the original csp_UHOSTS and your new csp_UHOSTS is empty, chances are big you've just forgotten to clean your environment.

Creating remote directories if needed
Makefile is

csp_DIR = /some/dir/ectory/ csp_PUSH = $(csp_scpmkdir_FUNC) csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
Now, before calling scp, caspar will run 'mkdir -p' to create any missing remote directories.

Using csp_CP and csp_LOAD
username/etc/Makefile is

csp_UHOST = dummy csp_PUSH = $(csp_cp_FUNC) csp_DIR = $(HOME)/etc/ csp_LOAD = crontab-load include ../include/install.mk crontab-load: crontab $(csp_DIR)/crontab
while ../include/install.mk is just
include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
. Setting csp_PUSH to $(csp_cp_FUNC) causes cp(1) to get executed by "make install" (not scp(1)). Setting csp_LOAD causes "make load" to execute the crontab command. Just running "make" is OK too, since "make" calls both "make install" and "make load".

Using csp_DIR, csp_LOAD and install(1)
To install a file on the local host, create e.g. a file etc/uruk/Makefile like:

csp_UHOST = dummy csp_DIR = /etc/uruk/ csp_PUSH = $(csp_install_FUNC) csp_LOAD = uruk-load include caspar/mk/caspar.mk uruk-load: sudo invoke-rc.d uruk force-reload

Using csp_DIR and csp_LOAD, take 2
etc/Makefile is

csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_LOAD = aliases-load include ../include/install.mk aliases-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "cd /etc; postalias aliases; postfix reload"
while ../include/install.mk is
csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk

Using csp_BUILD: building files locally
If you'd like to build some files locally from local sources, before installing the just build files, do e.g.

csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = sshd_config.m4 csp_BUILD = my-build include caspar/mk/caspar.mk my-build: sshd_config sshd_config: sshd_config.m4 m4 $< > $@
List all source files in csp_TABOOFILES_ADD: this way, they won't get installed on the csp_UHOST.

Using csp_sucp_FUNC and csp_LOAD
If you'd like to use csp_sucp and want a `load' target, do something like:

csp_PUSH = $(csp_sucp_FUNC) csp_UHOST = foobar.example.com csp_DIR = /etc/uruk/ csp_LOAD = rc-load include caspar/mk/caspar.mk rc-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "sudo invoke-rc.d uruk force-reload"

Adding a "check" target
If you want to do some syntax check on the remote host, before loading the just installed configuration file (and have a "make check" thing), do

csp_UHOST = foobar.example.com csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_LOAD = check my-load include caspar/mk/caspar.mk check: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) do-check-stuff my-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) do-load-stuff
This way, "make load" won't cause the file to load if the check fails (which is probably what you want). Running "make" will perform "install", "check" and "load".

Combining the csp_LOAD target with multiple hosts; building files remotely
You'll have to loop over csp_UHOSTS to execute load-command. Here's an example doing some preprocessing on the remote hosts too.

csp_DIR = /etc/ssh/ csp_UHOSTS = root@some.host.somewhere root@some.other.host csp_LOAD = sshd_config-load sshd_config-load = ssh $1 "cd $(csp_DIR); \ m4 sshd_config.m4 >sshd_config && \ PATH=$$PATH:/sbin /etc/init.d/ssh restart" include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
(Alternatively, you could explicitly specify the loop over the hosts:
csp_DIR = /etc/ssh/ sshd_config-load: for suh in $(csp_UHOSTS); do \ ssh $$suh "cd $(csp_DIR); \ m4 sshd_config.m4 > sshd_config && \ PATH=$$PATH:/sbin /etc/init.d/ssh restart"; \ done
).

Using the csp_TABOOFILES_{ADD,SKIP} variables; another way to perform remote builds
Using the csp_TABOOFILES_{ADD,SKIP} variables is handy if you want to install a Makefile, instead of using it: Create Makefile just as you'd like to have it installed on the remote location. Now, create GNUmakefile as e.g.

csp_TABOOFILES_SKIP = Makefile csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = GNUmakefile csp_DIR = /etc/foobar/ csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "make -C $(csp_DIR)"
Now, make install and make load will do the right thing.

Using the csp_EXTRAFILES variable
Using the csp_EXTRAFILES variable is handy if you want to install files with a leading dot. E.g.:

csp_EXTRAFILES = .bashrc csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere csp_DIR = include caspar/mk/caspar.mk

Overriding csp_UHOSTS
Supply e.g.

csp_UHOSTS = root@localhost root@some.host.somewhere
in install.mk, to install on multiple hosts. Run
make filename-install csp_UHOSTS=joe@otherhost
to install filename as joe@otherhost, instead of the default as given in install.mk. If you want to enable passing csp_UHOSTS as a shell environment variable, you'll have to use conditional assignment in your Makefile:
csp_UHOSTS ?= root@localhost root@some.host.somewhere
This allows it to run
% export csp_UHOSTS=foo@bar % make filename-install
to install on foo@bar.

Using sudo locally for installing files
If you'd like to install files like

sudo cp foo.rc /etc/foobar/
you could set up your Makefile as
csp_DIR = /etc/foobar/ csp_UHOST = dummy csp_PUSH = sudo cp $(1) $(3) include caspar/mk/caspar.mk
This is like csp_sucp, but without the ssh wrapping: it works on localhost only.

Plugging your own install script in caspar
If your script foobar should be called as e.g.

foobar --file=fstab --user@host=joe@some.host \ --dir=/etc/ --debuglevel=3
then make sure your Makefile features something like
csp_foobar_FUNC = foobar --file=$(1) --user@host=$(2) \ --dir=$(3) --debuglevel=$(4) csp_PUSH = $(csp_foobar_FUNC) csp_XARG = 3
You can now use csp_UHOST and csp_DIR just as you're used to.

More advanced tricks
When you don't want to ssh to root@some.host.somewhere directly, you could do

sudo rsync -az /path/to/your/config_archive /etc
on some.host.somewhere (e.g. from cron).

FILES

caspar/mk/caspar.mk, caspar/mk/docbook.mk, caspar/mk/pod.mk

ENVIRONMENT

For caspar.mk: csp_CP, csp_LOAD, csp_SCP, csp_UHOST, csp_PUSH, ...

BUGS

Very likely, GNU Make is not the best tool for doing the stuff caspar.mk is doing. For the list of reported bugs, see http://bugs.debian.org/src:caspar. See also TODO, distributed with the caspar package. (And online at http://mdcc.cx/pub/caspar/caspar-latest/TODO.)

TRIVIA

Caspar is named after Caspar the Friendly Ghost, since that's the title of the Daniel Johnston song I was listening to when deciding to package my homegrown scripts.

AUTHOR

Joost van Baal-Ilić

SEE ALSO

caspar-typesetting(7) csp_helper(1)

The caspar homepage is at http://mdcc.cx/caspar/ .

The document "Versiebeheer en software-packages: Waarom en Hoe" (in Dutch) describes some of the reasons why people might want to use tools like caspar.

Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers blogs about the way he uses caspar, in "Using Subversion and Caspar to maintain a Linux host".

Lots of tools overlap (partly) with caspar in their functionality. Here's a list.

ansible (http://www.ansible.com/); code is on github (https://github.com/ansible/ansible)

cfengine (http://www.cfengine.org/), by Mark Burgess e.a., builds expert systems to administrate and configure large computer networks: it delivers a very big superset of caspar's installation mechanism.

Puppet (http://reductivelabs.com/projects/puppet), also something like a configuration management system.

Here's an older list; a big part of it was collected by Ray Miller (http://users.ox.ac.uk/~raym/) of Oxford University, and published in the article "Configuration Management with Subversion, YAML and Perl Template Toolkit" in the SANE 2006 (http://www.sane.nl/sane2006/) conference proceedings. FIXME: Check urls, update

docbookmk, by Michael Wiedmann (http://www.miwie.org/docbkmake/) offers probably a superset of Caspar's docbook.mk functionality.

latex-make by the LaTeX Utils project on http://gforge.inria.fr/projects/latex-utils/ seems to provide similar functionality as docbook.mk for LaTeX documents.

Latexmk by John Collins e.a. on http://www.phys.psu.edu/~collins/software/latexmk-jcc/ is another implementation of this idea.

SUP, the Software Upgrade Protocol and it's implementation by Carnegie Mellon University offers another way to distribute (configuration)files. Beware though: between Nov 1996 and June 2004, no new release has been published. The Debian (ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/s/sup/) and NetBSD packages are likely still maintained, though.

PIKT (http://www.pikt.org/) is intended primarily for system monitoring, but does do configuration management too.

LCFG (http://www.lcfg.org/) is another configuration management system.

The Arusha Project (ARK, at http://ark.sf.net/) provides a framework for collaborative system administration.

Bcfg2 (http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/bcfg2/) is yet another configuration management system.

quattor (http://quattor.web.cern.ch/) is a system administration toolkit for installation, configuration and management of Unix systems.

rb3 and friends, as written and used by Ray Miller e.a. at Oxford University, (http://users.ox.ac.uk/~raym/software/configuration-management/).

The svk version control system is said to be quite usable for handling configuration file management (without a separate install mechanism like caspar). See also this discussion on the Debian development list.

On the http://www.infrastructures.org/ website on automated (Unix) system administration, you can find some thoughts on managing configuration files using a version control system.

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DESCRIPTION Caspar offers Makefile snippets for common tasks, like installing (configuration) files, or typesetting LaTeX, DocBook XML and DocBook SGML documents. The typesetting functionality is delivered by docbook.mk and pod.mk. This is documented in caspar-typesetting(7). The installing-stuff functionality is delivered by caspar.mk. (That's what the rest of the manual will talk about.) It enables one to run 'make install' from within a tree which typically holds configuration files, managed using Subversion (or git or any other version control system, for that matter). It is useful in cases like this: all configuration files of some host are under version control, and, after commiting a change to CVS, you want to be able to easily install the new configuration file on the host. With caspar, all you have to do is specify the hostname in one place, and specify the name of the target directory in each CVS directory. It is comparable with other tools for Unix system administrators like puppet and cfengine. Main difference: the caspar code consists of less than 100 lines of GNU Make. USAGE Within a CVS tree, create a file include/install.mk, with contents like e.g. csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk . Within each other directory of the CVS tree which holds files, create a Makefile, which looks like e.g. csp_DIR = /some/dir/ectory/ include ../../include/install.mk . If you'd like to use the install-recursive target too, in directories which hold subdirectories (but not files), you'll have to create a Makefile which looks something like include ../../include/install.mk . From within the CVS tree, one can call: make -diff make -install make diff make install make load make make install-recursive Calling make -diff shows the diff between the local file and the file as currently installed on the remote location. Calling make install (or make) now will scp all files in the current directory to the remote location. The install-recursive target descends down the tree, and calls make install in each subdirectory. Of course, you'll have to be able to ssh directly as root to the remote host to get this working (if you'd like to use csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere). If you don't like this, and would like to have a PermitRootLogin no in your / etc/ssh/sshd_config, you can use csp_sucp(1). See below. VARIABLES The variables one can set in a calling Makefile are: csp_UHOST user@host, reachable using $(csp_PUSH) (which is scp by default) csp_UHOSTS space separated list of user@host items, reachable using $(csp_PUSH) csp_DIR directory on host, reachable using function $(csp_PUSH) csp_PUSH make function for pushing files to remote location. Usually, this is a wrapper around a script or program. The function will be passed 4 arguments: [user@] host, remote directory and local filename. [user@]host will be set to all elements of $(csp_UHOSTS); directory will be set to $(csp_DIR). Currently, $ (csp_scp_FUNC), $(csp_cp_FUNC) and $(csp_sucp_FUNC) are supported as push plugins. If csp_PUSH is unset, the default $(csp_scp_FUNC) is used. csp_LOAD the `load' target depends upon these targets. csp_BUILD the `build' target depends upon these targets. csp_CP cp binary, just "cp" by default csp_SCP scp binary, just "scp" by default csp_SUCP script wrapping sudo in ssh, "csp_sucp" by default csp_EXTRAFILES extra files which should be installed. Can be used to include files starting with a dot. csp_TABOOFILES files which should never be installed. Set to Makefile .%.swp %~ #%# pod2htmd.tmp pod2htmi.tmp by default. csp_TABOOFILES_ADD extra files which should never be installed; added to list in csp_TABOOFILES. csp_TABOOFILES_SKIP files which should be installed, even if in initial csp_TABOOFILES list. Removed from csp_TABOOFILES list. csp_TABOODIRS directories to exclude in install-recursive target. set to CVS .svn by default. csp_TABOODIRS_ADD, csp_TABOODIRS_SKIP see csp_TABOOFILES equivalents. csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET override csp_UHOSTS: don't push to csp_UHOSTS, but to the intersection of this space separated list of user@host items and csp_UHOSTS. The following variables might get phased out or removed soonish: csp_CPFLAGS extra arguments to pass to cp invocation, none by default csp_SCPFLAGS extra arguments to pass to scp invocation, e.g. '-i .ssh/id_rsa-root' EXAMPLES Some examples: Using csp_UHOST This is the simplest way to use caspar. Makefile is csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/ caspar.mk Now, running "make" will scp all files in the current directory to root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/. More hosts, not scp but sudo via ssh: using csp_PUSH Makefile is csp_UHOSTS = root@some.host.somewhere root@some.other.host csp_PUSH = $ (csp_sucp_FUNC) csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar.mk Now, running "make" will use csp_sucp(1) to install all files in the current directory to both root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/ and root@some.other.host:/etc /. If a file named fstab is present in the current directory, running "make fstab-install" will just install that one file. If you need to sudo(1) to another user on the remote host, add something like csp_XARG = postgres . (If such a username is not supplied, sudo (and csp_sucp) use the default: root.) Overriding csp_UHOSTS: csp_UHOSTS_SKIP If one or some of your hosts are temporarily unavailable, and you'd like to push your files to the hosts which are alive, you can temporarily override your csp_UHOSTS. E.g., when some.other.host is not available: % cat Makefile csp_UHOSTS = root@some.host.somewhere root@some.other.host csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar.mk % make install csp_UHOSTS_SKIP= root@some.other.host scp hosts root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/ scp fstab root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/ Overriding csp_UHOSTS in a smart way: csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET. Using multiple groups of hosts. Recursive make made easy. If you have lots of subdirectories holding information for lots of groups of hosts, while this run you just want to install for a small group (or 1) hosts, csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET is useful. Suppose your casparized tree looks like Makefile apache/include/install.mk apache/etc/apache2/Makefile apache/etc/ apache2/envvars php/include/install.mk php/etc/php4/apache/Makefile php/etc/ php4/apache/php.ini grub/include/install.mk grub/boot/grub/Makefile grub/boot/ grub/menu.lst logrotate/include/install.mk logrotate/etc/Makefile logrotate/etc /logrotate.conf nrpe/include/install.mk nrpe/debian/etc/default/Makefile nrpe/ debian/etc/default/nagios-nrpe-server The file apache/etc/apache2/Makefile is: csp_DIR = /etc/apache2/ include ../../include/install.mk (all other Makefiles are similar). The file apache/include/install.mk is csp_UHOSTS = root@a root@b include caspar/mk/caspar.mk The file php/include/install.mk is the same. The files grub/include/install.mk and logrotate/include/install.mk are csp_UHOSTS = root@d root@e root@f root@g include caspar/mk/caspar.mk The file nrpe/include/install.mk is csp_UHOSTS = root@d root@e root@f root@n include caspar/mk/caspar.mk The toplevel Makefile is dirs = $(patsubst %/Makefile,%,$(shell find * -mindepth 1 -name Makefile)) all: for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i; done install for i in $ (dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i install; done load for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i load; done (we don't feel like sticking a Makefile in all non-leaf nodes of our tree). Now, when running "csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET='root@e root@f root@m root@n' make" in the toplevel, caspar just takes the intersection of csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET and csp_UHOSTS for each csp_UHOSTS list. So, caspar will not push anything for apache/ and php/. The files grub/boot/grub/menu.lst and logrotate/etc/ logrotate.conf will get pushed to root@e and root@f only. The file nrpe/debian/ etc/default/nagios-nrpe-server will get pushed to root@e, root@f and root@n. This is often better than just overriding csp_UHOSTS on the commandline (or in your shell's environment): if the intersection of the original csp_UHOSTS and your new csp_UHOSTS is empty, chances are big you've just forgotten to clean your environment. Creating remote directories if needed Makefile is csp_DIR = /some/dir/ectory/ csp_PUSH = $(csp_scpmkdir_FUNC) csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk Now, before calling scp, caspar will run 'mkdir -p' to create any missing remote directories. Using csp_CP and csp_LOAD username/etc/Makefile is csp_UHOST = dummy csp_PUSH = $(csp_cp_FUNC) csp_DIR = $(HOME)/etc/ csp_LOAD = crontab-load include ../include/install.mk crontab-load: crontab $(csp_DIR)/ crontab while ../include/install.mk is just include caspar/mk/caspar.mk . Setting csp_PUSH to $(csp_cp_FUNC) causes cp(1) to get executed by "make install" (not scp(1)). Setting csp_LOAD causes "make load" to execute the crontab command. Just running "make" is OK too, since "make" calls both "make install" and "make load". Using csp_DIR, csp_LOAD and install(1) To install a file on the local host, create e.g. a file etc/uruk/Makefile like: csp_UHOST = dummy csp_DIR = /etc/uruk/ csp_PUSH = $(csp_install_FUNC) csp_LOAD = uruk-load include caspar/mk/caspar.mk uruk-load: sudo invoke-rc.d uruk force-reload Using csp_DIR and csp_LOAD, take 2 etc/Makefile is csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_LOAD = aliases-load include ../include/install.mk aliases-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "cd /etc; postalias aliases; postfix reload" while ../include/install.mk is csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk Using csp_BUILD: building files locally If you'd like to build some files locally from local sources, before installing the just build files, do e.g. csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = sshd_config.m4 csp_BUILD = my-build include caspar/mk/caspar.mk my-build: sshd_config sshd_config: sshd_config.m4 m4 $< > $@ List all source files in csp_TABOOFILES_ADD: this way, they won't get installed on the csp_UHOST. Using csp_sucp_FUNC and csp_LOAD If you'd like to use csp_sucp and want a `load' target, do something like: csp_PUSH = $(csp_sucp_FUNC) csp_UHOST = foobar.example.com csp_DIR = /etc/uruk/ csp_LOAD = rc-load include caspar/mk/caspar.mk rc-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "sudo invoke-rc.d uruk force-reload" Adding a "check" target If you want to do some syntax check on the remote host, before loading the just installed configuration file (and have a "make check" thing), do csp_UHOST = foobar.example.com csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_LOAD = check my-load include caspar/mk/caspar.mk check: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) do-check-stuff my-load: $ (csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) do-load-stuff This way, "make load" won't cause the file to load if the check fails (which is probably what you want). Running "make" will perform "install", "check" and "load". Combining the csp_LOAD target with multiple hosts; building files remotely You'll have to loop over csp_UHOSTS to execute load-command. Here's an example doing some preprocessing on the remote hosts too. csp_DIR = /etc/ssh/ csp_UHOSTS = root@some.host.somewhere root@some.other.host csp_LOAD = sshd_config-load sshd_config-load = ssh $1 "cd $(csp_DIR); \ m4 sshd_config.m4 >sshd_config && \ PATH=$$PATH:/sbin /etc/init.d/ssh restart" include caspar/mk/caspar.mk (Alternatively, you could explicitly specify the loop over the hosts: csp_DIR = /etc/ssh/ sshd_config-load: for suh in $(csp_UHOSTS); do \ ssh $$suh "cd $(csp_DIR); \ m4 sshd_config.m4 > sshd_config && \ PATH=$$PATH:/sbin /etc/ init.d/ssh restart"; \ done ). Using the csp_TABOOFILES_{ADD,SKIP} variables; another way to perform remote builds Using the csp_TABOOFILES_{ADD,SKIP} variables is handy if you want to install a Makefile, instead of using it: Create Makefile just as you'd like to have it installed on the remote location. Now, create GNUmakefile as e.g. csp_TABOOFILES_SKIP = Makefile csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = GNUmakefile csp_DIR = /etc/ foobar/ csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "make -C $(csp_DIR)" Now, make install and make load will do the right thing. Using the csp_EXTRAFILES variable Using the csp_EXTRAFILES variable is handy if you want to install files with a leading dot. E.g.: csp_EXTRAFILES = .bashrc csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere csp_DIR = include caspar/mk/caspar.mk Overriding csp_UHOSTS Supply e.g. csp_UHOSTS = root@localhost root@some.host.somewhere in install.mk, to install on multiple hosts. Run make filename-install csp_UHOSTS=joe@otherhost to install filename as joe@otherhost, instead of the default as given in install.mk. If you want to enable passing csp_UHOSTS as a shell environment variable, you'll have to use conditional assignment in your Makefile: csp_UHOSTS ?= root@localhost root@some.host.somewhere This allows it to run % export csp_UHOSTS=foo@bar % make filename-install to install on foo@bar. Using sudo locally for installing files If you'd like to install files like sudo cp foo.rc /etc/foobar/ you could set up your Makefile as csp_DIR = /etc/foobar/ csp_UHOST = dummy csp_PUSH = sudo cp $(1) $(3) include caspar/mk/caspar.mk This is like csp_sucp, but without the ssh wrapping: it works on localhost only. Plugging your own install script in caspar If your script foobar should be called as e.g. foobar --file=fstab --user@host=joe@some.host \ --dir=/etc/ --debuglevel=3 then make sure your Makefile features something like csp_foobar_FUNC = foobar --file=$(1) --user@host=$(2) \ --dir=$(3) --debuglevel =$(4) csp_PUSH = $(csp_foobar_FUNC) csp_XARG = 3 You can now use csp_UHOST and csp_DIR just as you're used to. More advanced tricks When you don't want to ssh to root@some.host.somewhere directly, you could do sudo rsync -az /path/to/your/config_archive /etc on some.host.somewhere (e.g. from cron). FILES caspar/mk/caspar.mk, caspar/mk/docbook.mk, caspar/mk/pod.mk ENVIRONMENT For caspar.mk: csp_CP, csp_LOAD, csp_SCP, csp_UHOST, csp_PUSH, ... BUGS Very likely, GNU Make is not the best tool for doing the stuff caspar.mk is doing. For the list of reported bugs, see http://bugs.debian.org/src:caspar. See also TODO, distributed with the caspar package. (And online at http:// mdcc.cx/pub/caspar/caspar-latest/TODO.) TRIVIA Caspar is named after Caspar the Friendly Ghost, since that's the title of the Daniel Johnston song I was listening to when deciding to package my homegrown scripts. AUTHOR Joost van Baal-Ilić SEE ALSO caspar-typesetting(7) csp_helper(1) The caspar homepage is at http://mdcc.cx/caspar/ . The document "Versiebeheer en software-packages: Waarom en Hoe" (in Dutch) describes some of the reasons why people might want to use tools like caspar. Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers blogs about the way he uses caspar, in "Using Subversion and Caspar to maintain a Linux host". Lots of tools overlap (partly) with caspar in their functionality. Here's a list. ansible (http://www.ansible.com/); code is on github (https://github.com/ ansible/ansible) cfengine (http://www.cfengine.org/), by Mark Burgess e.a., builds expert systems to administrate and configure large computer networks: it delivers a very big superset of caspar's installation mechanism. Puppet (http://reductivelabs.com/projects/puppet), also something like a configuration management system. Here's an older list; a big part of it was collected by Ray Miller (http:// users.ox.ac.uk/~raym/) of Oxford University, and published in the article "Configuration Management with Subversion, YAML and Perl Template Toolkit" in the SANE 2006 (http://www.sane.nl/sane2006/) conference proceedings. FIXME: Check urls, update docbookmk, by Michael Wiedmann (http://www.miwie.org/docbkmake/) offers probably a superset of Caspar's docbook.mk functionality. latex-make by the LaTeX Utils project on http://gforge.inria.fr/projects/ latex-utils/ seems to provide similar functionality as docbook.mk for LaTeX documents. Latexmk by John Collins e.a. on http://www.phys.psu.edu/~collins/software/ latexmk-jcc/ is another implementation of this idea. SUP, the Software Upgrade Protocol and it's implementation by Carnegie Mellon University offers another way to distribute (configuration)files. Beware though: between Nov 1996 and June 2004, no new release has been published. The Debian (ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/s/sup/) and NetBSD packages are likely still maintained, though. PIKT (http://www.pikt.org/) is intended primarily for system monitoring, but does do configuration management too. LCFG (http://www.lcfg.org/) is another configuration management system. The Arusha Project (ARK, at http://ark.sf.net/) provides a framework for collaborative system administration. Bcfg2 (http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/bcfg2/) is yet another configuration management system. quattor (http://quattor.web.cern.ch/) is a system administration toolkit for installation, configuration and management of Unix systems. rb3 and friends, as written and used by Ray Miller e.a. at Oxford University, ( http://users.ox.ac.uk/~raym/software/configuration-management/). The svk version control system is said to be quite usable for handling configuration file management (without a separate install mechanism like caspar). See also this discussion on the Debian development list. On the http://www.infrastructures.org/ website on automated (Unix) system administration, you can find some thoughts on managing configuration files using a version control system. caspar-20140919/doc/caspar-typesetting.html0000644000175000017500000001721412407054477015457 00000000000000 caspar-typesetting

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NAME

caspar-typesetting - Makefile snippets for common typesetting tasks

SYNOPSIS

In a Makefile, write
include caspar/mk/docbook.mk
or
include caspar/mk/pod.mk
.

DESCRIPTION

The caspar docbook.mk and pod.mk files are Makefile snippets for common typesetting tasks, like typesetting LaTeX (see [3]), DocBook XML, DocBook SGML (see [2]) and POD (see [1]) documents. You just have to type make, instead of stuff like jade -t tex -d caspar/print.dsl /usr/share/sgml/declaration/xml.dcl foobar.dbx.

USAGE

In a directory where you maintain .dbx (Docbook XML) or .tex (LaTeX) files, do
$ echo include caspar/mk/docbook.mk > Makefile $ vi karenina.dbx $ make karenina.view $ make karenina.print $ vi svejk.tex $ make svejk.view $ make svejk.print $ make $ make clean
Other targets: filename.ps, filename.pdf, filename.2ps, filename.html, filename.printbig, filename.dvi.

Variables you might like to set in your Makefile: XMLDCL (default is /usr/share/sgml/declaration/xml.dcl; if you're not on a Debian GNU/Linux system, you'll likely have to adjust this), HTML_DSL, PRINT_DSL.

In a directory where you maintain .pod files, do

$ echo include caspar/mk/pod.mk > Makefile $ vi lire.pod $ perldoc ./lire.pod $ make lire.pdf $ make $ less lire.overstrike-txt $ make clean
Other targets: filename.ps, filename.html, filename.txt, ... (Similar to the ones supplied by docbook.mk).

EXAMPLES

Some examples: Overriding the caspar-supplied DSSSL files: Create your own print.dls and html.dsl, in the same directory as your Docbook XML files. Your Makefile should read:

PRINT_DSL = print.dsl HTML_DSL = html.dsl include caspar/mk/docbook.mk
Overriding the standard html-to-text convertor:
$ W3M=lynx make svejk.txt
.

FILES

caspar/mk/docbook.mk, caspar/mk/pod.mk

ENVIRONMENT

For docbook.mk: files: XMLDCL, HTML_DSL, PRINT_DSL; utilities: JADE, PDFJADETEX, PDFLATEX, JADETEX, LATEX, W3M, DVIPS, PSNUP, LPR, GV; settings: JADE_MAXERRORS. These variables can get adjusted in Makefile, as well as in the shell environment.

pod.mk Uses no environment variables.

AUTHOR

Joost van Baal-Ilić

SEE ALSO

caspar(7) [1] perlpod(1) about Perl's Plain Old Documentation format

[2] DocBook: The Definitive Guide on http://docbook.org/,

[3] The LaTeX Project Homepage on http://www.latex-project.org/.

Some comments on advanced usage are in the files docbook.mk and pod.mk itself.

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NAME 2. SYNOPSIS 3. DESCRIPTION 4. USAGE 5. EXAMPLES 6. FILES 7. ENVIRONMENT 8. AUTHOR 9. SEE ALSO NAME caspar-typesetting - Makefile snippets for common typesetting tasks SYNOPSIS In a Makefile, write include caspar/mk/docbook.mk or include caspar/mk/pod.mk . DESCRIPTION The caspar docbook.mk and pod.mk files are Makefile snippets for common typesetting tasks, like typesetting LaTeX (see [3]), DocBook XML, DocBook SGML (see [2]) and POD (see [1]) documents. You just have to type make, instead of stuff like jade -t tex -d caspar/print.dsl /usr/share/sgml/declaration/xml.dcl foobar.dbx. USAGE In a directory where you maintain .dbx (Docbook XML) or .tex (LaTeX) files, do $ echo include caspar/mk/docbook.mk > Makefile $ vi karenina.dbx $ make karenina.view $ make karenina.print $ vi svejk.tex $ make svejk.view $ make svejk.print $ make $ make clean Other targets: filename.ps, filename.pdf, filename.2ps, filename.html, filename.printbig, filename.dvi. Variables you might like to set in your Makefile: XMLDCL (default is /usr/share /sgml/declaration/xml.dcl; if you're not on a Debian GNU/Linux system, you'll likely have to adjust this), HTML_DSL, PRINT_DSL. In a directory where you maintain .pod files, do $ echo include caspar/mk/pod.mk > Makefile $ vi lire.pod $ perldoc ./lire.pod $ make lire.pdf $ make $ less lire.overstrike-txt $ make clean Other targets: filename.ps, filename.html, filename.txt, ... (Similar to the ones supplied by docbook.mk). EXAMPLES Some examples: Overriding the caspar-supplied DSSSL files: Create your own print.dls and html.dsl, in the same directory as your Docbook XML files. Your Makefile should read: PRINT_DSL = print.dsl HTML_DSL = html.dsl include caspar/mk/docbook.mk Overriding the standard html-to-text convertor: $ W3M=lynx make svejk.txt . FILES caspar/mk/docbook.mk, caspar/mk/pod.mk ENVIRONMENT For docbook.mk: files: XMLDCL, HTML_DSL, PRINT_DSL; utilities: JADE, PDFJADETEX, PDFLATEX, JADETEX, LATEX, W3M, DVIPS, PSNUP, LPR, GV; settings: JADE_MAXERRORS. These variables can get adjusted in Makefile, as well as in the shell environment. pod.mk Uses no environment variables. AUTHOR Joost van Baal-Ilić SEE ALSO caspar(7) [1] perlpod(1) about Perl's Plain Old Documentation format [2] DocBook: The Definitive Guide on http://docbook.org/, [3] The LaTeX Project Homepage on http://www.latex-project.org/. Some comments on advanced usage are in the files docbook.mk and pod.mk itself. caspar-20140919/doc/casparize.azm0000644000175000017500000000537712345413601013431 00000000000000\: vim:syntax=tex \: this is a manpage in zoem format. see http://micans.org/zoem/ and man_zmm(7) \: This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar \: casparize script manpage \: Copyright (C) 2009 Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers \: \: This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify \: it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by \: the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or \: (at your option) any later version. \: \: This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, \: but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of \: MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the \: GNU General Public License for more details. \: \: You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License \: along with this program. If not, see . \import{pud/man.zmm} \import{./include.zmm} \begin{pud::man}{ {name}{casparize} {html_title}{casparize} {section}{1} \man_share } \${html}{\"pud::man::maketoc"} \def{caspar}{\bf{caspar}} \def{casparize}{\bf{casparize}} \sec{name}{NAME} \NAME{casparize}{Set up \caspar Makefile in a new directory} \sec{synopsis}{SYNOPSIS} \par{ \casparize \synreqopt{dir}{/path/to/config/dir} } \par{ \casparize \synreqopt{file}{/path/to/config/dir/file} } \sec{description}{DESCRIPTION} \casparize creates a new configuration working directory in your current working directory, sets up a Makefile for \sibref{caspar}{caspar(7)} in this new directory, and optionally copies an original configuration file from its original system place to the newly created configuration working directory. \sec{usage}{USAGE} You typically use \casparize when you already have created the root configuration working directory with its include directory and install.mk Caspar include file. By analysing your current working directory and the configuration directory path you give on the command line, casparize can deduce the contents of the Makefile in the newly created configuration working directory. It creates the new directory, creates the correct Makefile, and optionally copies the given configuration file in the new directory, ready for its first version commit. \sec{examples}{EXAMPLES} A typical example: \verbatim{ $ cd /etc $ casparize /etc/postfix/main.cf} creates the directory /etc/postfix, creates /etc/postfix/Makefile including the proper content, and copies /etc/postfix/main.cf into /etc/postfix/main.cf. You can now directly add and commit the new directory. \sec{bugs}{BUGS} Non known at this moment. \sec{author}{AUTHOR} Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers \sec{seealso}{SEE ALSO} \sibref{caspar}{caspar(7)} The caspar homepage is at \httpref{http://mdcc.cx/caspar/} . \end{pud::man} caspar-20140919/doc/csp_helper.azm0000644000175000017500000000744412345413601013571 00000000000000\: vim:syntax=tex \: This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar \: this is a manpage in zoem format. see http://micans.org/zoem/ and man_zmm(7) \import{pud/man.zmm} \import{./include.zmm} \begin{pud::man}{ {name}{csp_helper} {html_title}{csp_helper} {section}{1} \man_share } \${html}{\"pud::man::maketoc"} \def{caspar}{\bf{caspar}} \def{csp_install}{\bf{csp_install}} \def{csp_mkdircp}{\bf{csp_mkdircp}} \def{csp_scp_keep_mode}{\bf{csp_scp_keep_mode}} \def{csp_sucp}{\bf{csp_sucp}} \sec{name}{NAME} \NAME{csp_helper}{A collection of caspar helper scripts} \sec{synopsis}{SYNOPSIS} \csp_install \synreqopt{dir}{directory} \synreqopt{file}{file} \par{ \csp_mkdircp \synreqopt{dir}{directory} \synreqopt{file}{file} } \par{ \csp_scp_keep_mode \synreqopt{h}{[user@]host} \synreqopt{dir}{directory} \synreqopt{file}{file} } \par{ \csp_sucp \synreqopt{h}{[user@]host} \synreqopt{dir}{directory} \synreqopt{file}{file} } \sec{description}{DESCRIPTION} The scripts \csp_install, \csp_mkdircp, \csp_scp_keep_mode and \csp_sucp are helpers for \sibref{caspar}{caspar(7)}. These scripts typically are not invoked directly, but via a Makefile which uses \caspar. See the notes on csp_PUSH in \sibref{caspar}{caspar(7)} for information on how to link \csp_install, \csp_scp_keep_mode and \csp_sucp to \caspar. \sec{install_description}{install DESCRIPTION} \csp_install creates the required directory (if needed) and installs the file, preserving timestamps. It uses install(1). \sec{install_examples}{install EXAMPLES} \verbatim{ csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS='--owner=www-data --group=www-data' \\ csp_INSTALL_MODE=ugo=r \\ csp_install /srv/www index.html} \verbatim{ csp_INSTALL_MODE=u=rwx,go= csp_install /usr/local/sbin mkpasswd} \sec{install_environment}{install ENVIRONMENT} \csp_install honors csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS and csp_INSTALL_MODE (default is u=rw,go=r). \sec{mkdircp_description}{mkdircp DESCRIPTION} \csp_mkdircp calls mkdir(1) and cp(1). \csp_mkdircp is used like csp_CP. use \csp_mkdircp if you frequently have to bootstrap installation on a fresh system, on which needed directories don't exist yet. \csp_mkdircp makes sure the target directory exists before calling cp(1), by calling mkdir -p first. \sec{scp_keep_mode_description}{scp_keep_mode DESCRIPTION} \csp_scp_keep_mode uses ssh to copy a file to a remote host, keeping its file permission mode. The trick used is a combination of mktemp(1) and mv(1). Useful if you'd like to be sure a file gets installed e.g. group writable, without fiddling with permission bits on the remote host. \sec{scp_keep_mode_examples}{scp_keep_mode EXAMPLE} \verbatim{ chmod g+w rc csp_scp_keep_mode root@gandalf /etc/uruk rc} \sec{scp_keep_mode_environment}{scp_keep_mode ENVIRONMENT} \csp_scp_keep_mode honors csp_SSH ("ssh" by default). \sec{sucp_description}{sucp DESCRIPTION} \csp_sucp calls tar(1) from within sudo(1) from within ssh(1). This allows one to copy files to accounts on hosts one can only reach by calling sudo on the ssh-reachable remote host. \par{ Typically, one wants to install a root-owned file, but one does not want to allow access to the root-account directly from ssh. Typically sudo is used as an extra line of defense. } \par{NB: if your sudo prompts for a password, be sure to have line \verbatim{ Defaults !tty_tickets} in your sudoers file: we first call sudo -v, than we call sudo to write the data. Since we use ssh to get to the host, we'll use a different tty for both sudo calls. } \sec{sucp_examples}{sucp EXAMPLES} Some examples: \verbatim{ csp_sucp rms@bilbo /etc fstab} \verbatim{ csp_sucp monty-python commit/ trailer.txt} \sec{author}{AUTHOR} \"man::author" \sec{seealso}{SEE ALSO} \sibref{caspar}{caspar(7)} The caspar homepage is at \httpref{http://mdcc.cx/caspar/} . \end{pud::man} caspar-20140919/doc/caspar.azm0000644000175000017500000005261212345413601012713 00000000000000\: vim:syntax=tex \: This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar \: this is a manpage in zoem format. see http://micans.org/zoem/ and man_zmm(7) \import{pud/man.zmm} \import{./include.zmm} \begin{pud::man}{ {name}{caspar} {html_title}{caspar} {section}{7} \man_share } \${html}{\"pud::man::maketoc"} \def{"docbook.mk"}{\it{docbook.mk}} \def{"pod.mk"}{\it{pod.mk}} \def{"caspar.mk"}{\it{caspar.mk}} \def{caspar}{\bf{caspar}} \def{"install.mk"}{\it{install.mk}} \sec{name}{NAME} caspar - Makefile snippets for common tasks \sec{synopsis}{SYNOPSIS} In a Makefile, write either \verbatim{ include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } or \verbatim{ include caspar/mk/docbook.mk } or \verbatim{ include caspar/mk/pod.mk } . \sec{description}{DESCRIPTION} Caspar offers Makefile snippets for common tasks, like installing (configuration) files, or typesetting LaTeX, DocBook XML and DocBook SGML documents. \par{ The typesetting functionality is delivered by \"docbook.mk" and \"pod.mk". This is documented in \sibref{caspar-typesetting}{caspar-typesetting(7)}. } \par{ The installing-stuff functionality is delivered by \"caspar.mk". (That's what the rest of the manual will talk about.) It enables one to run 'make install' from within a tree which typically holds configuration files, managed using Subversion (or git or any other version control system, for that matter). } \par{ It is useful in cases like this: all configuration files of some host are under version control, and, after commiting a change to CVS, you want to be able to easily install the new configuration file on the host. } \par{ With \caspar, all you have to do is specify the hostname in one place, and specify the name of the target directory in each CVS directory. } \par{ It is comparable with other tools for Unix system administrators like puppet and cfengine. Main difference: the caspar code consists of less than 100 lines of GNU Make. } \sec{usage}{USAGE} Within a CVS tree, create a file \it{include/install.mk}, with contents like e.g. \verbatim{ csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } . Within each other directory of the CVS tree which holds files, create a Makefile, which looks like e.g. \verbatim{ csp_DIR = /some/dir/ectory/ include ../../include/install.mk } . If you'd like to use the \it{install-recursive} target too, in directories which hold subdirectories (but not files), you'll have to create a Makefile which looks something like \verbatim{ include ../../include/install.mk } . From within the CVS tree, one can call: \verbatim{ make -diff make -install make diff make install make load make make install-recursive } Calling \tt{make -diff} shows the diff between the local file and the file as currently installed on the remote location. Calling \tt{make install} (or \tt{make}) now will scp all files in the current directory to the remote location. The \it{install-recursive} target descends down the tree, and calls \tt{make install} in each subdirectory. \par{ Of course, you'll have to be able to ssh directly as root to the remote host to get this working (if you'd like to use \tt{csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere}). If you don't like this, and would like to have a \tt{PermitRootLogin no} in your \tt{/etc/ssh/sshd_config}, you can use csp_sucp(1). See below. } \sec{variables}{VARIABLES} \par{ The variables one can set in a calling Makefile are: \begin{itemize}{ {contiguous}{1} {w1}{7} } \item{\tt{csp_UHOST}} user@host, reachable using \tt{$(csp_PUSH)} (which is scp by default) \item{\tt{csp_UHOSTS}} space separated list of user@host items, reachable using \tt{$(csp_PUSH)} \item{\tt{csp_DIR}} directory on host, reachable using function \tt{$(csp_PUSH)} \item{\tt{csp_PUSH}} make function for pushing files to remote location. Usually, this is a wrapper around a script or program. The function will be passed 4 arguments: \it{[user@]host}, remote \it{directory} and local \it{filename}. \it{[user@]host} will be set to all elements of \tt{$(csp_UHOSTS)}; \it{directory} will be set to \tt{$(csp_DIR)}. Currently, \tt{$(csp_scp_FUNC)}, \tt{$(csp_cp_FUNC)} and \tt{$(csp_sucp_FUNC)} are supported as push plugins. If \tt{csp_PUSH} is unset, the default \tt{$(csp_scp_FUNC)} is used. \item{\tt{csp_LOAD}} the `load' target depends upon these targets. \item{\tt{csp_BUILD}} the `build' target depends upon these targets. \item{\tt{csp_CP}} cp binary, just "cp" by default \item{\tt{csp_SCP}} scp binary, just "scp" by default \item{\tt{csp_SUCP}} script wrapping sudo in ssh, "csp_sucp" by default \item{\tt{csp_EXTRAFILES}} extra files which should be installed. Can be used to include files starting with a dot. \item{\tt{csp_TABOOFILES}} files which should never be installed. Set to \tt{Makefile .%.swp %~ #%# pod2htmd.tmp pod2htmi.tmp} by default. \item{\tt{csp_TABOOFILES_ADD}} extra files which should never be installed; added to list in \tt{csp_TABOOFILES}. \item{\tt{csp_TABOOFILES_SKIP}} files which should be installed, even if in initial \tt{csp_TABOOFILES} list. Removed from \tt{csp_TABOOFILES} list. \item{\tt{csp_TABOODIRS}} directories to exclude in install-recursive target. set to \tt{CVS .svn} by default. \item{\tt{csp_TABOODIRS_ADD}, \tt{csp_TABOODIRS_SKIP}} see \tt{csp_TABOOFILES} equivalents. \item{\tt{csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET}} override csp_UHOSTS: don't push to csp_UHOSTS, but to the intersection of this space separated list of user@host items and csp_UHOSTS. \end{itemize} } \par{ The following variables might get phased out or removed soonish: \begin{itemize}{ {contiguous}{1} {w1}{7} } \item{\tt{csp_CPFLAGS}} extra arguments to pass to cp invocation, none by default \item{\tt{csp_SCPFLAGS}} extra arguments to pass to scp invocation, e.g. '\tt{-i .ssh/id_rsa-root}' \end{itemize} } \sec{examples}{EXAMPLES} \par{ Some examples: } \cpar{Using csp_UHOST}{ This is the simplest way to use caspar. \it{Makefile} is \verbatim{ csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } Now, running "make" will scp all files in the current directory to \tt{root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/}. } \cpar{More hosts, not scp but sudo via ssh: using csp_PUSH}{ \it{Makefile} is \verbatim{ csp_UHOSTS = root@some.host.somewhere root@some.other.host csp_PUSH = $(csp_sucp_FUNC) csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } Now, running "make" will use csp_sucp(1) to install all files in the current directory to both root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/ and root@some.other.host:/etc/. If a file named \tt{fstab} is present in the current directory, running "make fstab-install" will just install that one file. If you need to sudo(1) to another user on the remote host, add something like \verbatim{ csp_XARG = postgres } . (If such a username is not supplied, sudo (and csp_sucp) use the default: root.) } \cpar{Overriding csp_UHOSTS: csp_UHOSTS_SKIP}{ If one or some of your hosts are temporarily unavailable, and you'd like to push your files to the hosts which are alive, you can temporarily override your csp_UHOSTS. E.g., when some.other.host is not available: \verbatim{ % cat Makefile csp_UHOSTS = root@some.host.somewhere root@some.other.host csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar.mk % make install csp_UHOSTS_SKIP=root@some.other.host scp hosts root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/ scp fstab root@some.host.somewhere:/etc/ } } \cpar{Overriding csp_UHOSTS in a smart way: csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET. Using multiple groups of hosts. Recursive make made easy.}{ If you have lots of subdirectories holding information for lots of groups of hosts, while this run you just want to install for a small group (or 1) hosts, csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET is useful. Suppose your casparized tree looks like \verbatim{ Makefile apache/include/install.mk apache/etc/apache2/Makefile apache/etc/apache2/envvars php/include/install.mk php/etc/php4/apache/Makefile php/etc/php4/apache/php.ini grub/include/install.mk grub/boot/grub/Makefile grub/boot/grub/menu.lst logrotate/include/install.mk logrotate/etc/Makefile logrotate/etc/logrotate.conf nrpe/include/install.mk nrpe/debian/etc/default/Makefile nrpe/debian/etc/default/nagios-nrpe-server } The file \it{apache/etc/apache2/Makefile} is: \verbatim{ csp_DIR = /etc/apache2/ include ../../include/install.mk } (all other \it{Makefile}s are similar). The file \it{apache/include/install.mk} is \verbatim{ csp_UHOSTS = root@a root@b include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } The file \it{php/include/install.mk} is the same. The files \it{grub/include/install.mk} and \it{logrotate/include/install.mk} are \verbatim{ csp_UHOSTS = root@d root@e root@f root@g include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } The file \it{nrpe/include/install.mk} is \verbatim{ csp_UHOSTS = root@d root@e root@f root@n include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } The toplevel \it{Makefile} is \verbatim{ dirs = $(patsubst %/Makefile,%,$(shell find * -mindepth 1 -name Makefile)) all: for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i; done install for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i install; done load for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i load; done } (we don't feel like sticking a \it{Makefile} in all non-leaf nodes of our tree). } \par{ Now, when running "\tt{csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET='root@e root@f root@m root@n' make}" in the toplevel, caspar just takes the intersection of csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET and csp_UHOSTS for each csp_UHOSTS list. So, caspar will not push anything for \it{apache/} and \it{php/}. The files \it{grub/boot/grub/menu.lst} and \it{logrotate/etc/logrotate.conf} will get pushed to \tt{root@e} and \tt{root@f} only. The file \it{nrpe/debian/etc/default/nagios-nrpe-server} will get pushed to \tt{root@e}, \tt{root@f} and \tt{root@n}. } \par{ This is often better than just overriding csp_UHOSTS on the commandline (or in your shell's environment): if the intersection of the original csp_UHOSTS and your new csp_UHOSTS is empty, chances are big you've just forgotten to clean your environment. } \cpar{Creating remote directories if needed}{ \it{Makefile} is \verbatim{ csp_DIR = /some/dir/ectory/ csp_PUSH = $(csp_scpmkdir_FUNC) csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } Now, before calling scp, caspar will run 'mkdir -p' to create any missing remote directories. } \cpar{Using csp_CP and csp_LOAD}{ \it{username/etc/Makefile} is \verbatim{ csp_UHOST = dummy csp_PUSH = $(csp_cp_FUNC) csp_DIR = $(HOME)/etc/ csp_LOAD = crontab-load include ../include/install.mk crontab-load: crontab $(csp_DIR)/crontab } while \it{../include/install.mk} is just \verbatim{ include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } . Setting \tt{csp_PUSH} to \tt{$(csp_cp_FUNC)} causes cp(1) to get executed by "make install" (not scp(1)). Setting \tt{csp_LOAD} causes "make load" to execute the crontab command. Just running "make" is OK too, since "make" calls both "make install" and "make load". } \cpar{Using csp_DIR, csp_LOAD and install(1)}{ To install a file on the local host, create e.g. a file \it{etc/uruk/Makefile} like: \verbatim{ csp_UHOST = dummy csp_DIR = /etc/uruk/ csp_PUSH = $(csp_install_FUNC) csp_LOAD = uruk-load include caspar/mk/caspar.mk uruk-load: sudo invoke-rc.d uruk force-reload } } \cpar{Using csp_DIR and csp_LOAD, take 2}{ \it{etc/Makefile} is \verbatim{ csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_LOAD = aliases-load include ../include/install.mk aliases-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "cd /etc; postalias aliases; postfix reload" } while \it{../include/install.mk} is \verbatim{ csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } } \cpar{Using csp_BUILD: building files locally}{ If you'd like to build some files locally from local sources, before installing the just build files, do e.g. \verbatim{ csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = sshd_config.m4 csp_BUILD = my-build include caspar/mk/caspar.mk my-build: sshd_config sshd_config: sshd_config.m4 m4 $< > $@ } List all source files in csp_TABOOFILES_ADD: this way, they won't get installed on the csp_UHOST. } \cpar{Using csp_sucp_FUNC and csp_LOAD}{ If you'd like to use csp_sucp and want a `load' target, do something like: \verbatim{ csp_PUSH = $(csp_sucp_FUNC) csp_UHOST = foobar.example.com csp_DIR = /etc/uruk/ csp_LOAD = rc-load include caspar/mk/caspar.mk rc-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "sudo invoke-rc.d uruk force-reload" } } \cpar{Adding a "check" target}{ If you want to do some syntax check on the remote host, before loading the just installed configuration file (and have a "make check" thing), do \verbatim{ csp_UHOST = foobar.example.com csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_LOAD = check my-load include caspar/mk/caspar.mk check: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) do-check-stuff my-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) do-load-stuff } This way, "make load" won't cause the file to load if the check fails (which is probably what you want). Running "make" will perform "install", "check" and "load". } \cpar{Combining the csp_LOAD target with multiple hosts; building files remotely}{ You'll have to loop over csp_UHOSTS to execute load-command. Here's an example doing some preprocessing on the remote hosts too. \verbatim{ csp_DIR = /etc/ssh/ csp_UHOSTS = root@some.host.somewhere root@some.other.host csp_LOAD = sshd_config-load sshd_config-load = ssh $1 "cd $(csp_DIR); \\ m4 sshd_config.m4 >sshd_config && \\ PATH=$$PATH:/sbin /etc/init.d/ssh restart" include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } (Alternatively, you could explicitly specify the loop over the hosts: \verbatim{ csp_DIR = /etc/ssh/ sshd_config-load: for suh in $(csp_UHOSTS); do \\ ssh $$suh "cd $(csp_DIR); \\ m4 sshd_config.m4 > sshd_config && \\ PATH=$$PATH:/sbin /etc/init.d/ssh restart"; \\ done } ). } \cpar{Using the csp_TABOOFILES_{ADD,SKIP} variables; another way to perform remote builds}{ Using the csp_TABOOFILES_{ADD,SKIP} variables is handy if you want to \it{install} a \it{Makefile}, instead of using it: Create \it{Makefile} just as you'd like to have it installed on the remote location. Now, create \it{GNUmakefile} as e.g. \verbatim{ csp_TABOOFILES_SKIP = Makefile csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = GNUmakefile csp_DIR = /etc/foobar/ csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar.mk load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "make -C $(csp_DIR)" } Now, \tt{make install} and \tt{make load} will do the right thing. } \cpar{Using the csp_EXTRAFILES variable}{ Using the csp_EXTRAFILES variable is handy if you want to install files with a leading dot. E.g.: \verbatim{ csp_EXTRAFILES = .bashrc csp_UHOST = root@some.host.somewhere csp_DIR = include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } } \cpar{Overriding csp_UHOSTS}{ Supply e.g. \verbatim{ csp_UHOSTS = root@localhost root@some.host.somewhere } in \it{install.mk}, to install on multiple hosts. Run \verbatim{ make filename-install csp_UHOSTS=joe@otherhost } to install filename as \tt{joe@otherhost}, instead of the default as given in \it{install.mk}. If you want to enable passing csp_UHOSTS as a shell environment variable, you'll have to use conditional assignment in your Makefile: \verbatim{ csp_UHOSTS ?= root@localhost root@some.host.somewhere } This allows it to run \verbatim{ % export csp_UHOSTS=foo@bar % make filename-install } to install on \tt{foo@bar}. } \cpar{Using sudo locally for installing files}{ If you'd like to install files like \verbatim{ sudo cp foo.rc /etc/foobar/ } you could set up your \it{Makefile} as \verbatim{ csp_DIR = /etc/foobar/ csp_UHOST = dummy csp_PUSH = sudo cp $(1) $(3) include caspar/mk/caspar.mk } This is like csp_sucp, but without the ssh wrapping: it works on localhost only. } \cpar{Plugging your own install script in caspar}{ If your script \tt{foobar} should be called as e.g. \verbatim{ foobar --file=fstab --user@host=joe@some.host \\ --dir=/etc/ --debuglevel=3 } then make sure your \it{Makefile} features something like \verbatim{ csp_foobar_FUNC = foobar --file=$(1) --user@host=$(2) \\ --dir=$(3) --debuglevel=$(4) csp_PUSH = $(csp_foobar_FUNC) csp_XARG = 3 } You can now use \tt{csp_UHOST} and \tt{csp_DIR} just as you're used to. } \cpar{More advanced tricks}{ When you don't want to ssh to \tt{root@some.host.somewhere} directly, you could do \verbatim{ sudo rsync -az /path/to/your/config_archive /etc } on some.host.somewhere (e.g. from cron). } \sec{files}{FILES} \it{caspar/mk/caspar.mk}, \it{caspar/mk/docbook.mk}, \it{caspar/mk/pod.mk} \sec{environment}{ENVIRONMENT} For \"caspar.mk": \tt{csp_CP}, \tt{csp_LOAD}, \tt{csp_SCP}, \tt{csp_UHOST}, \tt{csp_PUSH}, ... \sec{bugs}{BUGS} Very likely, GNU Make is not the best tool for doing the stuff \"caspar.mk" is doing. For the list of reported bugs, see \httpref{http://bugs.debian.org/src:caspar}. See also TODO, distributed with the caspar package. (And online at \httpref{http://mdcc.cx/pub/caspar/caspar-latest/TODO}.) \sec{trivia}{TRIVIA} Caspar is named after Caspar the Friendly Ghost, since that's the title of the Daniel Johnston song I was listening to when deciding to package my homegrown scripts. \sec{author}{AUTHOR} \"man::author" \sec{seealso}{SEE ALSO} \sibref{caspar-typesetting}{caspar-typesetting(7)} \sibref{csp_helper}{csp_helper(1)} \par{ The caspar homepage is at \httpref{http://mdcc.cx/caspar/} . } \par{ The document \aref{http://non-gnu.uvt.nl/pub/uvt-unix-doc/packaging/}{"Versiebeheer en software-packages: Waarom en Hoe"} (in Dutch) describes some of the reasons why people might want to use tools like caspar. } \par{ Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers blogs about the way he uses caspar, in \aref{http://www.hoppie.nl/pub/node/79}{"Using Subversion and Caspar to maintain a Linux host"}. } \par{ Lots of tools overlap (partly) with caspar in their functionality. Here's a list. } \par{ ansible (\httpref{http://www.ansible.com/}); code is on github (\httpref{https://github.com/ansible/ansible}) } \par{ cfengine (\httpref{http://www.cfengine.org/}), by Mark Burgess e.a., builds expert systems to administrate and configure large computer networks: it delivers a very big superset of caspar's installation mechanism. } \par{ Puppet (\httpref{http://reductivelabs.com/projects/puppet}), also something like a configuration management system. } \par{ Here's an older list; a big part of it was collected by Ray Miller (\httpref{http://users.ox.ac.uk/~raym/}) of Oxford University, and published in the article "Configuration Management with Subversion, YAML and Perl Template Toolkit" in the SANE 2006 (\httpref{http://www.sane.nl/sane2006/}) conference proceedings. FIXME: Check urls, update } \par{ \: The `cvs-conf' package (\httpref{http://project.tuxfamily.org/cvs-conf}, \: \httpref{http://packages.debian.org/stable/utils/cvs-conf.html}) probably \: offers about the same functionality as \"caspar.mk". However, this package \: seems largely unmaintained (between September 2002 and May 2004, at \: least). docbookmk, by Michael Wiedmann (\httpref{http://www.miwie.org/docbkmake/}) offers probably a superset of Caspar's \"docbook.mk" functionality. } \par{ latex-make by the LaTeX Utils project on \httpref{http://gforge.inria.fr/projects/latex-utils/} seems to provide similar functionality as \"docbook.mk" for LaTeX documents. } \par{ Latexmk by John Collins e.a. on \httpref{http://www.phys.psu.edu/~collins/software/latexmk-jcc/} is another implementation of this idea. } \par{ SUP, the Software Upgrade Protocol and it's implementation by Carnegie Mellon University offers another way to distribute (configuration)files. Beware though: between Nov 1996 and June 2004, no new release has been published. The Debian (\httpref{ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/s/sup/}) and NetBSD packages are likely still maintained, though. } \par{ PIKT (\httpref{http://www.pikt.org/}) is intended primarily for system monitoring, but does do configuration management too. } \par{ LCFG (\httpref{http://www.lcfg.org/}) is another configuration management system. } \par{ The Arusha Project (ARK, at \httpref{http://ark.sf.net/}) provides a framework for collaborative system administration. } \par{ Bcfg2 (\httpref{http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/bcfg2/}) is yet another configuration management system. } \par{ quattor (\httpref{http://quattor.web.cern.ch/}) is a system administration toolkit for installation, configuration and management of Unix systems. } \par{ rb3 and friends, as written and used by Ray Miller e.a. at Oxford University, (\httpref{http://users.ox.ac.uk/~raym/software/configuration-management/}). } \par{ The \aref{http://svk.elixus.org/}{svk} version control system is said to be quite usable for handling configuration file management (without a separate install mechanism like caspar). See also \aref{http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2005/02/thrd2.html#00495}{this discussion on the Debian development list}. } \par{ On the \httpref{http://www.infrastructures.org/} website on automated (Unix) system administration, you can find some thoughts on managing configuration files using a version control system. } \end{pud::man} caspar-20140919/doc/caspar-typesetting.azm0000644000175000017500000000654212345413601015271 00000000000000\: vim:syntax=tex \: This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar \: this is a manpage in zoem format. see http://micans.org/zoem/ and man_zmm(7) \import{pud/man.zmm} \import{./include.zmm} \begin{pud::man}{ {name}{caspar-typesetting} {html_title}{caspar-typesetting} {section}{7} \man_share } \${html}{\"pud::man::maketoc"} \def{"docbook.mk"}{\it{docbook.mk}} \def{"pod.mk"}{\it{pod.mk}} \sec{name}{NAME} caspar-typesetting - Makefile snippets for common typesetting tasks \sec{synopsis}{SYNOPSIS} In a Makefile, write \verbatim{ include caspar/mk/docbook.mk } or \verbatim{ include caspar/mk/pod.mk } . \sec{description}{DESCRIPTION} The caspar \"docbook.mk" and \"pod.mk" files are Makefile snippets for common typesetting tasks, like typesetting LaTeX (see \refer{latex}), DocBook XML, DocBook SGML (see \refer{dbx}) and POD (see \refer{pod}) documents. You just have to type \tt{make}, instead of stuff like \tt{jade -t tex -d caspar/print.dsl /usr/share/sgml/declaration/xml.dcl foobar.dbx}. \sec{usage}{USAGE} In a directory where you maintain .dbx (Docbook XML) or .tex (LaTeX) files, do \verbatim{ $ echo include caspar/mk/docbook.mk > Makefile $ vi karenina.dbx $ make karenina.view $ make karenina.print $ vi svejk.tex $ make svejk.view $ make svejk.print $ make $ make clean } Other targets: \tt{filename.ps}, \tt{filename.pdf}, \tt{filename.2ps}, \tt{filename.html}, \tt{filename.printbig}, \tt{filename.dvi}. \par{ Variables you might like to set in your Makefile: \tt{XMLDCL} (default is \tt{/usr/share/sgml/declaration/xml.dcl}; if you're not on a Debian GNU/Linux system, you'll likely have to adjust this), \tt{HTML_DSL}, \tt{PRINT_DSL}. } \par{ In a directory where you maintain .pod files, do \verbatim{ $ echo include caspar/mk/pod.mk > Makefile $ vi lire.pod $ perldoc ./lire.pod $ make lire.pdf $ make $ less lire.overstrike-txt $ make clean } Other targets: \tt{filename.ps}, \tt{filename.html}, \tt{filename.txt}, ... (Similar to the ones supplied by \"docbook.mk"). } \sec{examples}{EXAMPLES} \par{ Some examples: Overriding the caspar-supplied DSSSL files: Create your own print.dls and html.dsl, in the same directory as your Docbook XML files. Your Makefile should read: \verbatim{ PRINT_DSL = print.dsl HTML_DSL = html.dsl include caspar/mk/docbook.mk } Overriding the standard html-to-text convertor: \verbatim{ $ W3M=lynx make svejk.txt } . } \sec{files}{FILES} \it{caspar/mk/docbook.mk}, \it{caspar/mk/pod.mk} \sec{environment}{ENVIRONMENT} For \"docbook.mk": files: \tt{XMLDCL}, \tt{HTML_DSL}, \tt{PRINT_DSL}; utilities: \tt{JADE}, \tt{PDFJADETEX}, \tt{PDFLATEX}, \tt{JADETEX}, \tt{LATEX}, \tt{W3M}, \tt{DVIPS}, \tt{PSNUP}, \tt{LPR}, \tt{GV}; settings: \tt{JADE_MAXERRORS}. These variables can get adjusted in Makefile, as well as in the shell environment. \par{ \"pod.mk" Uses no environment variables. } \sec{author}{AUTHOR} \"man::author" \sec{seealso}{SEE ALSO} \sibref{caspar}{caspar(7)} \reference{pod} perlpod(1) about Perl's Plain Old Documentation format \par{ \reference{dbx} \it{DocBook: The Definitive Guide} on \httpref{http://docbook.org/}, } \par{ \reference{latex} The LaTeX Project Homepage on \httpref{http://www.latex-project.org/}. } \par{ Some comments on advanced usage are in the files \"docbook.mk" and \"pod.mk" itself. } \end{pud::man} caspar-20140919/doc/ChangeLog.20020000644000175000017500000001004412345413601013056 00000000000000caspar (20030803) * mk/Makefile.am, sgml/Makefile.am: bugfix. new build system needs new PACKAGE variable. stuff got installed in /usr/share/mk/ (not /usr/share/caspar/mk/) -- Joost van Baal Sun, 03 Aug 2003 00:06:34 +0200 caspar (20030802) * more bugfixes: generating pdf from LaTeX was broken since caspar 20030716. * mk/docbook.mk: now uses pdflatex for generating PDF directly from LaTeX (without intermediate PostScript). calls latex 3 times: make sure tocs get created. no longer uses ps2pdf. * mk/caspar.mk: get rid of non-portable 'echo -n': this made caspar fail on Solaris. Tnx Piet Lauwen for bugreport and suggestion for fix. * Makefile.am, bootstrap, setversion, configure.ac/configure.in: moved to autoconf 2.53 style, renamed configure.in to configure.ac: new autotools naming convention. (Now uses same build system as AD1810 Firewall ( http://mdcc.cx/ad1810-firewall/ ). -- Joost van Baal Sat, 02 Aug 2003 23:26:06 +0200 caspar (20030718) * bugfix release * mk/docbook.mk: run pdfjadetex 3 times: fixes toc. rm -f intermediate files: no sure wether they will get created. added license referal -- Joost van Baal Fri, 18 Jul 2003 11:12:43 +0200 caspar (20030716) * TODO: I'd like a TOC in HTML output from DocBook. (Even while we're doing nochunks mode) * README: added link to http://www.miwie.org/docbkmake/ , which seems similar to docbook.mk in it's goals * mk/docbook.mk: use pdfjadetex for generating pdf: fonts look better -- Joost van Baal Wed, 16 Jul 2003 21:03:17 +0200 caspar (20030331) * mk/caspar.mk: ommitting SDIR results in scp to get skipped * mk/caspar.mk: added SUHS hack: now possible to install on multiple hosts. * mk/docbook.mk: sane default target added. * mk/Makefile.am: some fiddling to get make distcheck working with automake 1.7 * README: documented new tricks. -- Joost van Baal Mon, 31 Mar 2003 22:04:18 +0200 caspar (20030203) * TODO: Found bug in caspar.mk. * README: Added note about cvs-conf. Added pointer to Debian package. Added note about usage with rsync. * mk/pod.mk: Added: support for typesetting Perl's Plain Old Documentation. -- Joost van Baal Mon, 03 Feb 2003 16:23:09 +0100 caspar (20020331) * mk/docbook.mk: jade will quit after max 10 errors, not 200: we will be able to see the very first error without having to scroll back. Added support for DocBook SGML sourcefiles. Added some more comments on usage. * README: updated. -- Joost van Baal Sun, 31 Mar 2002 12:04:31 +0200 caspar (20020313) * mk/docbook.mk: clean target more robust: `-rm' instead of `rm'. Now uses caspar/{html,print}.dsl. * sgml/{html,print}.dsl: added. Used by mk/docbook.mk. -- Joost van Baal Wed, 13 Mar 2002 13:09:09 +0100 caspar (20020301) * README: added requirements section. * mk/docbook.mk: added: useful for generating PostScript and stuff from LaTeX or DocBook XML sources. -- Joost van Baal Fri, 1 Mar 2002 16:18:54 +0100 caspar (20020227) * README: finally got to document it. * mk/caspar.mk: renamed `DIR' to `SDIR'; renamed XXTARGETS to LOAD: more descriptive name. * mk/caspar.mk: used to be called mk/install.mk. * mk/caspar.mk: added target `load'. added variable CDIR. got rid of obsolete comments. -- Joost van Baal Wed, 27 Feb 2002 18:06:16 +0100 caspar (20020226) * mk/install.mk: we conditionally set SRDIRS using SUH and DIR: now Makefiles can use these two vars too. * mk/install.mk: Now CPDIRS uses -install as targetname, as SRDIRS already did. * First tarball build; preliminary release -- Joost van Baal Tue, 26 Feb 2002 18:36:49 +0100 (First work on caspar's predecessors began in 2000, probably.) caspar-20140919/doc/csp_install.10000644000175000017500000000003312345413601013314 00000000000000.\" .so man1/csp_helper.1 caspar-20140919/doc/csp_mkdircp.10000644000175000017500000000003312345413601013277 00000000000000.\" .so man1/csp_helper.1 caspar-20140919/doc/csp_scp_keep_mode.10000644000175000017500000000003212345413601014442 00000000000000.\" .so man1/csp_helper.1 caspar-20140919/doc/csp_sucp.10000644000175000017500000000003612345413601012623 00000000000000.\" foo .so man1/csp_helper.1 caspar-20140919/doc/casparize.10000644000175000017500000000404612407054476013004 00000000000000.\" Copyright (c) 2014 Joost van Baal-Ilić .TH "casparize" 1 "19 Sep 2014" "casparize 20140919" "USER COMMANDS " .po 2m .de ZI .\" Zoem Indent/Itemize macro I. .br 'in +\\$1 .nr xa 0 .nr xa -\\$1 .nr xb \\$1 .nr xb -\\w'\\$2' \h'|\\n(xau'\\$2\h'\\n(xbu'\\ .. .de ZJ .br .\" Zoem Indent/Itemize macro II. 'in +\\$1 'in +\\$2 .nr xa 0 .nr xa -\\$2 .nr xa -\\w'\\$3' .nr xb \\$2 \h'|\\n(xau'\\$3\h'\\n(xbu'\\ .. .if n .ll -2m .am SH .ie n .in 4m .el .in 8m .. .SH NAME casparize \- Set up \fBcaspar\fP Makefile in a new directory .SH SYNOPSIS \fBcasparize\fP \fBdir\fP (\fI/path/to/config/dir\fP) \fBcasparize\fP \fBfile\fP (\fI/path/to/config/dir/file\fP) .SH DESCRIPTION \fBcasparize\fP creates a new configuration working directory in your current working directory, sets up a Makefile for \fBcaspar(7)\fP in this new directory, and optionally copies an original configuration file from its original system place to the newly created configuration working directory\&. .SH USAGE You typically use \fBcasparize\fP when you already have created the root configuration working directory with its include directory and install\&.mk Caspar include file\&. By analysing your current working directory and the configuration directory path you give on the command line, casparize can deduce the contents of the Makefile in the newly created configuration working directory\&. It creates the new directory, creates the correct Makefile, and optionally copies the given configuration file in the new directory, ready for its first version commit\&. .SH EXAMPLES A typical example: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC $ cd /etc $ casparize /etc/postfix/main\&.cf .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR creates the directory /etc/postfix, creates /etc/postfix/Makefile including the proper content, and copies /etc/postfix/main\&.cf into /etc/postfix/main\&.cf\&. You can now directly add and commit the new directory\&. .SH BUGS Non known at this moment\&. .SH AUTHOR Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers .SH SEE ALSO \fBcaspar(7)\fP The caspar homepage is at http://mdcc\&.cx/caspar/ \&. caspar-20140919/doc/csp_helper.10000644000175000017500000000753512407054476013155 00000000000000.\" Copyright (c) 2014 Joost van Baal-Ilić .TH "csp_helper" 1 "19 Sep 2014" "csp_helper 20140919" "USER COMMANDS " .po 2m .de ZI .\" Zoem Indent/Itemize macro I. .br 'in +\\$1 .nr xa 0 .nr xa -\\$1 .nr xb \\$1 .nr xb -\\w'\\$2' \h'|\\n(xau'\\$2\h'\\n(xbu'\\ .. .de ZJ .br .\" Zoem Indent/Itemize macro II. 'in +\\$1 'in +\\$2 .nr xa 0 .nr xa -\\$2 .nr xa -\\w'\\$3' .nr xb \\$2 \h'|\\n(xau'\\$3\h'\\n(xbu'\\ .. .if n .ll -2m .am SH .ie n .in 4m .el .in 8m .. .SH NAME csp_helper \- A collection of caspar helper scripts .SH SYNOPSIS \fBcsp_install\fP \fBdir\fP (\fIdirectory\fP) \fBfile\fP (\fIfile\fP) \fBcsp_mkdircp\fP \fBdir\fP (\fIdirectory\fP) \fBfile\fP (\fIfile\fP) \fBcsp_scp_keep_mode\fP \fBh\fP (\fI[user@]host\fP) \fBdir\fP (\fIdirectory\fP) \fBfile\fP (\fIfile\fP) \fBcsp_sucp\fP \fBh\fP (\fI[user@]host\fP) \fBdir\fP (\fIdirectory\fP) \fBfile\fP (\fIfile\fP) .SH DESCRIPTION The scripts \fBcsp_install\fP, \fBcsp_mkdircp\fP, \fBcsp_scp_keep_mode\fP and \fBcsp_sucp\fP are helpers for \fBcaspar(7)\fP\&. These scripts typically are not invoked directly, but via a Makefile which uses \fBcaspar\fP\&. See the notes on csp_PUSH in \fBcaspar(7)\fP for information on how to link \fBcsp_install\fP, \fBcsp_scp_keep_mode\fP and \fBcsp_sucp\fP to \fBcaspar\fP\&. .SH install DESCRIPTION \fBcsp_install\fP creates the required directory (if needed) and installs the file, preserving timestamps\&. It uses install(1)\&. .SH install EXAMPLES .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS=\&'--owner=www-data --group=www-data\&' \e csp_INSTALL_MODE=ugo=r \e csp_install /srv/www index\&.html .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_INSTALL_MODE=u=rwx,go= csp_install /usr/local/sbin mkpasswd .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR .SH install ENVIRONMENT \fBcsp_install\fP honors csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS and csp_INSTALL_MODE (default is u=rw,go=r)\&. .SH mkdircp DESCRIPTION \fBcsp_mkdircp\fP calls mkdir(1) and cp(1)\&. \fBcsp_mkdircp\fP is used like csp_CP\&. use \fBcsp_mkdircp\fP if you frequently have to bootstrap installation on a fresh system, on which needed directories don\&'t exist yet\&. \fBcsp_mkdircp\fP makes sure the target directory exists before calling cp(1), by calling mkdir -p first\&. .SH scp_keep_mode DESCRIPTION \fBcsp_scp_keep_mode\fP uses ssh to copy a file to a remote host, keeping its file permission mode\&. The trick used is a combination of mktemp(1) and mv(1)\&. Useful if you\&'d like to be sure a file gets installed e\&.g\&. group writable, without fiddling with permission bits on the remote host\&. .SH scp_keep_mode EXAMPLE .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC chmod g+w rc csp_scp_keep_mode root@gandalf /etc/uruk rc .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR .SH scp_keep_mode ENVIRONMENT \fBcsp_scp_keep_mode\fP honors csp_SSH ("ssh" by default)\&. .SH sucp DESCRIPTION \fBcsp_sucp\fP calls tar(1) from within sudo(1) from within ssh(1)\&. This allows one to copy files to accounts on hosts one can only reach by calling sudo on the ssh-reachable remote host\&. Typically, one wants to install a root-owned file, but one does not want to allow access to the root-account directly from ssh\&. Typically sudo is used as an extra line of defense\&. NB: if your sudo prompts for a password, be sure to have line .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC Defaults !tty_tickets .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR in your sudoers file: we first call sudo -v, than we call sudo to write the data\&. Since we use ssh to get to the host, we\&'ll use a different tty for both sudo calls\&. .SH sucp EXAMPLES Some examples: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_sucp rms@bilbo /etc fstab .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_sucp monty-python commit/ trailer\&.txt .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR .SH AUTHOR Joost van Baal-Ilić .SH SEE ALSO \fBcaspar(7)\fP The caspar homepage is at http://mdcc\&.cx/caspar/ \&. caspar-20140919/doc/caspar.70000644000175000017500000005547112407054476012312 00000000000000.\" Copyright (c) 2014 Joost van Baal-Ilić .TH "caspar" 7 "19 Sep 2014" "caspar 20140919" "MISCELLANEOUS " .po 2m .de ZI .\" Zoem Indent/Itemize macro I. .br 'in +\\$1 .nr xa 0 .nr xa -\\$1 .nr xb \\$1 .nr xb -\\w'\\$2' \h'|\\n(xau'\\$2\h'\\n(xbu'\\ .. .de ZJ .br .\" Zoem Indent/Itemize macro II. 'in +\\$1 'in +\\$2 .nr xa 0 .nr xa -\\$2 .nr xa -\\w'\\$3' .nr xb \\$2 \h'|\\n(xau'\\$3\h'\\n(xbu'\\ .. .if n .ll -2m .am SH .ie n .in 4m .el .in 8m .. .SH NAME caspar - Makefile snippets for common tasks .SH SYNOPSIS In a Makefile, write either .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR or .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC include caspar/mk/docbook\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR or .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC include caspar/mk/pod\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \&. .SH DESCRIPTION Caspar offers Makefile snippets for common tasks, like installing (configuration) files, or typesetting LaTeX, DocBook XML and DocBook SGML documents\&. The typesetting functionality is delivered by \fIdocbook\&.mk\fP and \fIpod\&.mk\fP\&. This is documented in \fBcaspar-typesetting(7)\fP\&. The installing-stuff functionality is delivered by \fIcaspar\&.mk\fP\&. (That\&'s what the rest of the manual will talk about\&.) It enables one to run \&'make install\&' from within a tree which typically holds configuration files, managed using Subversion (or git or any other version control system, for that matter)\&. It is useful in cases like this: all configuration files of some host are under version control, and, after commiting a change to CVS, you want to be able to easily install the new configuration file on the host\&. With \fBcaspar\fP, all you have to do is specify the hostname in one place, and specify the name of the target directory in each CVS directory\&. It is comparable with other tools for Unix system administrators like puppet and cfengine\&. Main difference: the caspar code consists of less than 100 lines of GNU Make\&. .SH USAGE Within a CVS tree, create a file \fIinclude/install\&.mk\fP, with contents like e\&.g\&. .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOST = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \&. Within each other directory of the CVS tree which holds files, create a Makefile, which looks like e\&.g\&. .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_DIR = /some/dir/ectory/ include \&.\&./\&.\&./include/install\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \&. If you\&'d like to use the \fIinstall-recursive\fP target too, in directories which hold subdirectories (but not files), you\&'ll have to create a Makefile which looks something like .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC include \&.\&./\&.\&./include/install\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \&. From within the CVS tree, one can call: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC make -diff make -install make diff make install make load make make install-recursive .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR Calling \fCmake -diff\fP shows the diff between the local file and the file as currently installed on the remote location\&. Calling \fCmake install\fP (or \fCmake\fP) now will scp all files in the current directory to the remote location\&. The \fIinstall-recursive\fP target descends down the tree, and calls \fCmake install\fP in each subdirectory\&. Of course, you\&'ll have to be able to ssh directly as root to the remote host to get this working (if you\&'d like to use \fCcsp_UHOST = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere\fP)\&. If you don\&'t like this, and would like to have a \fCPermitRootLogin no\fP in your \fC/etc/ssh/sshd_config\fP, you can use csp_sucp(1)\&. See below\&. .SH VARIABLES The variables one can set in a calling Makefile are: .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_UHOST\fP" \& .br user@host, reachable using \fC$(csp_PUSH)\fP (which is scp by default) .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_UHOSTS\fP" \& .br space separated list of user@host items, reachable using \fC$(csp_PUSH)\fP .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_DIR\fP" \& .br directory on host, reachable using function \fC$(csp_PUSH)\fP .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_PUSH\fP" \& .br make function for pushing files to remote location\&. Usually, this is a wrapper around a script or program\&. The function will be passed 4 arguments: \fI[user@]host\fP, remote \fIdirectory\fP and local \fIfilename\fP\&. \fI[user@]host\fP will be set to all elements of \fC$(csp_UHOSTS)\fP; \fIdirectory\fP will be set to \fC$(csp_DIR)\fP\&. Currently, \fC$(csp_scp_FUNC)\fP, \fC$(csp_cp_FUNC)\fP and \fC$(csp_sucp_FUNC)\fP are supported as push plugins\&. If \fCcsp_PUSH\fP is unset, the default \fC$(csp_scp_FUNC)\fP is used\&. .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_LOAD\fP" \& .br the \&`load\&' target depends upon these targets\&. .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_BUILD\fP" \& .br the \&`build\&' target depends upon these targets\&. .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_CP\fP" \& .br cp binary, just "cp" by default .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_SCP\fP" \& .br scp binary, just "scp" by default .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_SUCP\fP" \& .br script wrapping sudo in ssh, "csp_sucp" by default .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_EXTRAFILES\fP" \& .br extra files which should be installed\&. Can be used to include files starting with a dot\&. .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_TABOOFILES\fP" \& .br files which should never be installed\&. Set to \fCMakefile \&.%\&.swp %~ #%# pod2htmd\&.tmp pod2htmi\&.tmp\fP by default\&. .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_TABOOFILES_ADD\fP" \& .br extra files which should never be installed; added to list in \fCcsp_TABOOFILES\fP\&. .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_TABOOFILES_SKIP\fP" \& .br files which should be installed, even if in initial \fCcsp_TABOOFILES\fP list\&. Removed from \fCcsp_TABOOFILES\fP list\&. .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_TABOODIRS\fP" \& .br directories to exclude in install-recursive target\&. set to \fCCVS \&.svn\fP by default\&. .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_TABOODIRS_ADD\fP, \fCcsp_TABOODIRS_SKIP\fP" \& .br see \fCcsp_TABOOFILES\fP equivalents\&. .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_UHOSTS_SUBSET\fP" \& .br override csp_UHOSTS: don\&'t push to csp_UHOSTS, but to the intersection of this space separated list of user@host items and csp_UHOSTS\&. .in -2m The following variables might get phased out or removed soonish: .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_CPFLAGS\fP" \& .br extra arguments to pass to cp invocation, none by default .in -2m .ZI 2m "\fCcsp_SCPFLAGS\fP" \& .br extra arguments to pass to scp invocation, e\&.g\&. \&'\fC-i \&.ssh/id_rsa-root\fP\&' .in -2m .SH EXAMPLES Some examples: \fBUsing csp_UHOST\fP .br This is the simplest way to use caspar\&. \fIMakefile\fP is .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOST = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR Now, running "make" will scp all files in the current directory to \fCroot@some\&.host\&.somewhere:/etc/\fP\&. \fBMore hosts, not scp but sudo via ssh: using csp_PUSH\fP .br \fIMakefile\fP is .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOSTS = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere root@some\&.other\&.host csp_PUSH = $(csp_sucp_FUNC) csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR Now, running "make" will use csp_sucp(1) to install all files in the current directory to both root@some\&.host\&.somewhere:/etc/ and root@some\&.other\&.host:/etc/\&. If a file named \fCfstab\fP is present in the current directory, running "make fstab-install" will just install that one file\&. If you need to sudo(1) to another user on the remote host, add something like .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_XARG = postgres .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \&. (If such a username is not supplied, sudo (and csp_sucp) use the default: root\&.) \fBOverriding csp_UHOSTS: csp_UHOSTS_SKIP\fP .br If one or some of your hosts are temporarily unavailable, and you\&'d like to push your files to the hosts which are alive, you can temporarily override your csp_UHOSTS\&. E\&.g\&., when some\&.other\&.host is not available: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC % cat Makefile csp_UHOSTS = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere root@some\&.other\&.host csp_DIR = /etc/ include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk % make install csp_UHOSTS_SKIP=root@some\&.other\&.host scp hosts root@some\&.host\&.somewhere:/etc/ scp fstab root@some\&.host\&.somewhere:/etc/ .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \fBOverriding csp_UHOSTS in a smart way: csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET\&. Using multiple groups of hosts\&. Recursive make made easy\&.\fP .br If you have lots of subdirectories holding information for lots of groups of hosts, while this run you just want to install for a small group (or 1) hosts, csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET is useful\&. Suppose your casparized tree looks like .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC Makefile apache/include/install\&.mk apache/etc/apache2/Makefile apache/etc/apache2/envvars php/include/install\&.mk php/etc/php4/apache/Makefile php/etc/php4/apache/php\&.ini grub/include/install\&.mk grub/boot/grub/Makefile grub/boot/grub/menu\&.lst logrotate/include/install\&.mk logrotate/etc/Makefile logrotate/etc/logrotate\&.conf nrpe/include/install\&.mk nrpe/debian/etc/default/Makefile nrpe/debian/etc/default/nagios-nrpe-server .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR The file \fIapache/etc/apache2/Makefile\fP is: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_DIR = /etc/apache2/ include \&.\&./\&.\&./include/install\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR (all other \fIMakefile\fPs are similar)\&. The file \fIapache/include/install\&.mk\fP is .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOSTS = root@a root@b include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR The file \fIphp/include/install\&.mk\fP is the same\&. The files \fIgrub/include/install\&.mk\fP and \fIlogrotate/include/install\&.mk\fP are .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOSTS = root@d root@e root@f root@g include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR The file \fInrpe/include/install\&.mk\fP is .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOSTS = root@d root@e root@f root@n include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR The toplevel \fIMakefile\fP is .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC dirs = $(patsubst %/Makefile,%,$(shell find * -mindepth 1 -name Makefile)) all: for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i; done install for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i install; done load for i in $(dirs); do $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) -C $$i load; done .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR (we don\&'t feel like sticking a \fIMakefile\fP in all non-leaf nodes of our tree)\&. Now, when running "\fCcsp_UHOSTS_SUBSET=\&'root@e root@f root@m root@n\&' make\fP" in the toplevel, caspar just takes the intersection of csp_UHOSTS_SUBSET and csp_UHOSTS for each csp_UHOSTS list\&. So, caspar will not push anything for \fIapache/\fP and \fIphp/\fP\&. The files \fIgrub/boot/grub/menu\&.lst\fP and \fIlogrotate/etc/logrotate\&.conf\fP will get pushed to \fCroot@e\fP and \fCroot@f\fP only\&. The file \fInrpe/debian/etc/default/nagios-nrpe-server\fP will get pushed to \fCroot@e\fP, \fCroot@f\fP and \fCroot@n\fP\&. This is often better than just overriding csp_UHOSTS on the commandline (or in your shell\&'s environment): if the intersection of the original csp_UHOSTS and your new csp_UHOSTS is empty, chances are big you\&'ve just forgotten to clean your environment\&. \fBCreating remote directories if needed\fP .br \fIMakefile\fP is .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_DIR = /some/dir/ectory/ csp_PUSH = $(csp_scpmkdir_FUNC) csp_UHOST = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR Now, before calling scp, caspar will run \&'mkdir -p\&' to create any missing remote directories\&. \fBUsing csp_CP and csp_LOAD\fP .br \fIusername/etc/Makefile\fP is .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOST = dummy csp_PUSH = $(csp_cp_FUNC) csp_DIR = $(HOME)/etc/ csp_LOAD = crontab-load include \&.\&./include/install\&.mk crontab-load: crontab $(csp_DIR)/crontab .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR while \fI\&.\&./include/install\&.mk\fP is just .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \&. Setting \fCcsp_PUSH\fP to \fC$(csp_cp_FUNC)\fP causes cp(1) to get executed by "make install" (not scp(1))\&. Setting \fCcsp_LOAD\fP causes "make load" to execute the crontab command\&. Just running "make" is OK too, since "make" calls both "make install" and "make load"\&. \fBUsing csp_DIR, csp_LOAD and install(1)\fP .br To install a file on the local host, create e\&.g\&. a file \fIetc/uruk/Makefile\fP like: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOST = dummy csp_DIR = /etc/uruk/ csp_PUSH = $(csp_install_FUNC) csp_LOAD = uruk-load include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk uruk-load: sudo invoke-rc\&.d uruk force-reload .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \fBUsing csp_DIR and csp_LOAD, take 2\fP .br \fIetc/Makefile\fP is .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_LOAD = aliases-load include \&.\&./include/install\&.mk aliases-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "cd /etc; postalias aliases; postfix reload" .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR while \fI\&.\&./include/install\&.mk\fP is .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOST = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \fBUsing csp_BUILD: building files locally\fP .br If you\&'d like to build some files locally from local sources, before installing the just build files, do e\&.g\&. .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOST = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = sshd_config\&.m4 csp_BUILD = my-build include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk my-build: sshd_config sshd_config: sshd_config\&.m4 m4 $< > $@ .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR List all source files in csp_TABOOFILES_ADD: this way, they won\&'t get installed on the csp_UHOST\&. \fBUsing csp_sucp_FUNC and csp_LOAD\fP .br If you\&'d like to use csp_sucp and want a \&`load\&' target, do something like: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_PUSH = $(csp_sucp_FUNC) csp_UHOST = foobar\&.example\&.com csp_DIR = /etc/uruk/ csp_LOAD = rc-load include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk rc-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "sudo invoke-rc\&.d uruk force-reload" .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \fBAdding a "check" target\fP .br If you want to do some syntax check on the remote host, before loading the just installed configuration file (and have a "make check" thing), do .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOST = foobar\&.example\&.com csp_DIR = /etc/ csp_LOAD = check my-load include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk check: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) do-check-stuff my-load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) do-load-stuff .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR This way, "make load" won\&'t cause the file to load if the check fails (which is probably what you want)\&. Running "make" will perform "install", "check" and "load"\&. \fBCombining the csp_LOAD target with multiple hosts; building files remotely\fP .br You\&'ll have to loop over csp_UHOSTS to execute load-command\&. Here\&'s an example doing some preprocessing on the remote hosts too\&. .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_DIR = /etc/ssh/ csp_UHOSTS = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere root@some\&.other\&.host csp_LOAD = sshd_config-load sshd_config-load = ssh $1 "cd $(csp_DIR); \e m4 sshd_config\&.m4 >sshd_config && \e PATH=$$PATH:/sbin /etc/init\&.d/ssh restart" include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR (Alternatively, you could explicitly specify the loop over the hosts: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_DIR = /etc/ssh/ sshd_config-load: for suh in $(csp_UHOSTS); do \e ssh $$suh "cd $(csp_DIR); \e m4 sshd_config\&.m4 > sshd_config && \e PATH=$$PATH:/sbin /etc/init\&.d/ssh restart"; \e done .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR )\&. \fBUsing the csp_TABOOFILES_{ADD,SKIP} variables; another way to perform remote builds\fP .br Using the csp_TABOOFILES_{ADD,SKIP} variables is handy if you want to \fIinstall\fP a \fIMakefile\fP, instead of using it: Create \fIMakefile\fP just as you\&'d like to have it installed on the remote location\&. Now, create \fIGNUmakefile\fP as e\&.g\&. .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_TABOOFILES_SKIP = Makefile csp_TABOOFILES_ADD = GNUmakefile csp_DIR = /etc/foobar/ csp_UHOST = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk load: $(csp_SSH) $(csp_UHOST) "make -C $(csp_DIR)" .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR Now, \fCmake install\fP and \fCmake load\fP will do the right thing\&. \fBUsing the csp_EXTRAFILES variable\fP .br Using the csp_EXTRAFILES variable is handy if you want to install files with a leading dot\&. E\&.g\&.: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_EXTRAFILES = \&.bashrc csp_UHOST = root@some\&.host\&.somewhere csp_DIR = include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \fBOverriding csp_UHOSTS\fP .br Supply e\&.g\&. .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOSTS = root@localhost root@some\&.host\&.somewhere .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR in \fIinstall\&.mk\fP, to install on multiple hosts\&. Run .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC make filename-install csp_UHOSTS=joe@otherhost .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR to install filename as \fCjoe@otherhost\fP, instead of the default as given in \fIinstall\&.mk\fP\&. If you want to enable passing csp_UHOSTS as a shell environment variable, you\&'ll have to use conditional assignment in your Makefile: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_UHOSTS ?= root@localhost root@some\&.host\&.somewhere .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR This allows it to run .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC % export csp_UHOSTS=foo@bar % make filename-install .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR to install on \fCfoo@bar\fP\&. \fBUsing sudo locally for installing files\fP .br If you\&'d like to install files like .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC sudo cp foo\&.rc /etc/foobar/ .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR you could set up your \fIMakefile\fP as .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_DIR = /etc/foobar/ csp_UHOST = dummy csp_PUSH = sudo cp $(1) $(3) include caspar/mk/caspar\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR This is like csp_sucp, but without the ssh wrapping: it works on localhost only\&. \fBPlugging your own install script in caspar\fP .br If your script \fCfoobar\fP should be called as e\&.g\&. .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC foobar --file=fstab --user@host=joe@some\&.host \e --dir=/etc/ --debuglevel=3 .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR then make sure your \fIMakefile\fP features something like .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC csp_foobar_FUNC = foobar --file=$(1) --user@host=$(2) \e --dir=$(3) --debuglevel=$(4) csp_PUSH = $(csp_foobar_FUNC) csp_XARG = 3 .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR You can now use \fCcsp_UHOST\fP and \fCcsp_DIR\fP just as you\&'re used to\&. \fBMore advanced tricks\fP .br When you don\&'t want to ssh to \fCroot@some\&.host\&.somewhere\fP directly, you could do .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC sudo rsync -az /path/to/your/config_archive /etc .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR on some\&.host\&.somewhere (e\&.g\&. from cron)\&. .SH FILES \fIcaspar/mk/caspar\&.mk\fP, \fIcaspar/mk/docbook\&.mk\fP, \fIcaspar/mk/pod\&.mk\fP .SH ENVIRONMENT For \fIcaspar\&.mk\fP: \fCcsp_CP\fP, \fCcsp_LOAD\fP, \fCcsp_SCP\fP, \fCcsp_UHOST\fP, \fCcsp_PUSH\fP, \&.\&.\&. .SH BUGS Very likely, GNU Make is not the best tool for doing the stuff \fIcaspar\&.mk\fP is doing\&. For the list of reported bugs, see http://bugs\&.debian\&.org/src:caspar\&. See also TODO, distributed with the caspar package\&. (And online at http://mdcc\&.cx/pub/caspar/caspar-latest/TODO\&.) .SH TRIVIA Caspar is named after Caspar the Friendly Ghost, since that\&'s the title of the Daniel Johnston song I was listening to when deciding to package my homegrown scripts\&. .SH AUTHOR Joost van Baal-Ilić .SH SEE ALSO \fBcaspar-typesetting(7)\fP \fBcsp_helper(1)\fP The caspar homepage is at http://mdcc\&.cx/caspar/ \&. The document \fI"Versiebeheer en software-packages: Waarom en Hoe"\fP (in Dutch) describes some of the reasons why people might want to use tools like caspar\&. Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers blogs about the way he uses caspar, in \fI"Using Subversion and Caspar to maintain a Linux host"\fP\&. Lots of tools overlap (partly) with caspar in their functionality\&. Here\&'s a list\&. ansible (http://www\&.ansible\&.com/); code is on github (https://github\&.com/ansible/ansible) cfengine (http://www\&.cfengine\&.org/), by Mark Burgess e\&.a\&., builds expert systems to administrate and configure large computer networks: it delivers a very big superset of caspar\&'s installation mechanism\&. Puppet (http://reductivelabs\&.com/projects/puppet), also something like a configuration management system\&. Here\&'s an older list; a big part of it was collected by Ray Miller (http://users\&.ox\&.ac\&.uk/~raym/) of Oxford University, and published in the article "Configuration Management with Subversion, YAML and Perl Template Toolkit" in the SANE 2006 (http://www\&.sane\&.nl/sane2006/) conference proceedings\&. FIXME: Check urls, update docbookmk, by Michael Wiedmann (http://www\&.miwie\&.org/docbkmake/) offers probably a superset of Caspar\&'s \fIdocbook\&.mk\fP functionality\&. latex-make by the LaTeX Utils project on http://gforge\&.inria\&.fr/projects/latex-utils/ seems to provide similar functionality as \fIdocbook\&.mk\fP for LaTeX documents\&. Latexmk by John Collins e\&.a\&. on http://www\&.phys\&.psu\&.edu/~collins/software/latexmk-jcc/ is another implementation of this idea\&. SUP, the Software Upgrade Protocol and it\&'s implementation by Carnegie Mellon University offers another way to distribute (configuration)files\&. Beware though: between Nov 1996 and June 2004, no new release has been published\&. The Debian (ftp://ftp\&.debian\&.org/debian/pool/main/s/sup/) and NetBSD packages are likely still maintained, though\&. PIKT (http://www\&.pikt\&.org/) is intended primarily for system monitoring, but does do configuration management too\&. LCFG (http://www\&.lcfg\&.org/) is another configuration management system\&. The Arusha Project (ARK, at http://ark\&.sf\&.net/) provides a framework for collaborative system administration\&. Bcfg2 (http://trac\&.mcs\&.anl\&.gov/projects/bcfg2/) is yet another configuration management system\&. quattor (http://quattor\&.web\&.cern\&.ch/) is a system administration toolkit for installation, configuration and management of Unix systems\&. rb3 and friends, as written and used by Ray Miller e\&.a\&. at Oxford University, (http://users\&.ox\&.ac\&.uk/~raym/software/configuration-management/)\&. The \fIsvk\fP version control system is said to be quite usable for handling configuration file management (without a separate install mechanism like caspar)\&. See also \fIthis discussion on the Debian development list\fP\&. On the http://www\&.infrastructures\&.org/ website on automated (Unix) system administration, you can find some thoughts on managing configuration files using a version control system\&. caspar-20140919/doc/caspar-typesetting.70000644000175000017500000000721512407054477014661 00000000000000.\" Copyright (c) 2014 Joost van Baal-Ilić .TH "caspar-typesetting" 7 "19 Sep 2014" "caspar-typesetting 20140919" "MISCELLANEOUS " .po 2m .de ZI .\" Zoem Indent/Itemize macro I. .br 'in +\\$1 .nr xa 0 .nr xa -\\$1 .nr xb \\$1 .nr xb -\\w'\\$2' \h'|\\n(xau'\\$2\h'\\n(xbu'\\ .. .de ZJ .br .\" Zoem Indent/Itemize macro II. 'in +\\$1 'in +\\$2 .nr xa 0 .nr xa -\\$2 .nr xa -\\w'\\$3' .nr xb \\$2 \h'|\\n(xau'\\$3\h'\\n(xbu'\\ .. .if n .ll -2m .am SH .ie n .in 4m .el .in 8m .. .SH NAME caspar-typesetting - Makefile snippets for common typesetting tasks .SH SYNOPSIS In a Makefile, write .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC include caspar/mk/docbook\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR or .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC include caspar/mk/pod\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \&. .SH DESCRIPTION The caspar \fIdocbook\&.mk\fP and \fIpod\&.mk\fP files are Makefile snippets for common typesetting tasks, like typesetting LaTeX (see [3]), DocBook XML, DocBook SGML (see [2]) and POD (see [1]) documents\&. You just have to type \fCmake\fP, instead of stuff like \fCjade -t tex -d caspar/print\&.dsl /usr/share/sgml/declaration/xml\&.dcl foobar\&.dbx\fP\&. .SH USAGE In a directory where you maintain \&.dbx (Docbook XML) or \&.tex (LaTeX) files, do .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC $ echo include caspar/mk/docbook\&.mk > Makefile $ vi karenina\&.dbx $ make karenina\&.view $ make karenina\&.print $ vi svejk\&.tex $ make svejk\&.view $ make svejk\&.print $ make $ make clean .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR Other targets: \fCfilename\&.ps\fP, \fCfilename\&.pdf\fP, \fCfilename\&.2ps\fP, \fCfilename\&.html\fP, \fCfilename\&.printbig\fP, \fCfilename\&.dvi\fP\&. Variables you might like to set in your Makefile: \fCXMLDCL\fP (default is \fC/usr/share/sgml/declaration/xml\&.dcl\fP; if you\&'re not on a Debian GNU/Linux system, you\&'ll likely have to adjust this), \fCHTML_DSL\fP, \fCPRINT_DSL\fP\&. In a directory where you maintain \&.pod files, do .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC $ echo include caspar/mk/pod\&.mk > Makefile $ vi lire\&.pod $ perldoc \&./lire\&.pod $ make lire\&.pdf $ make $ less lire\&.overstrike-txt $ make clean .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR Other targets: \fCfilename\&.ps\fP, \fCfilename\&.html\fP, \fCfilename\&.txt\fP, \&.\&.\&. (Similar to the ones supplied by \fIdocbook\&.mk\fP)\&. .SH EXAMPLES Some examples: Overriding the caspar-supplied DSSSL files: Create your own print\&.dls and html\&.dsl, in the same directory as your Docbook XML files\&. Your Makefile should read: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC PRINT_DSL = print\&.dsl HTML_DSL = html\&.dsl include caspar/mk/docbook\&.mk .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR Overriding the standard html-to-text convertor: .di ZV .in 0 .nf \fC $ W3M=lynx make svejk\&.txt .fi \fR .in .di .ne \n(dnu .nf \fC .ZV .fi \fR \&. .SH FILES \fIcaspar/mk/docbook\&.mk\fP, \fIcaspar/mk/pod\&.mk\fP .SH ENVIRONMENT For \fIdocbook\&.mk\fP: files: \fCXMLDCL\fP, \fCHTML_DSL\fP, \fCPRINT_DSL\fP; utilities: \fCJADE\fP, \fCPDFJADETEX\fP, \fCPDFLATEX\fP, \fCJADETEX\fP, \fCLATEX\fP, \fCW3M\fP, \fCDVIPS\fP, \fCPSNUP\fP, \fCLPR\fP, \fCGV\fP; settings: \fCJADE_MAXERRORS\fP\&. These variables can get adjusted in Makefile, as well as in the shell environment\&. \fIpod\&.mk\fP Uses no environment variables\&. .SH AUTHOR Joost van Baal-Ilić .SH SEE ALSO \fBcaspar(7)\fP [1] perlpod(1) about Perl\&'s Plain Old Documentation format [2] \fIDocBook: The Definitive Guide\fP on http://docbook\&.org/, [3] The LaTeX Project Homepage on http://www\&.latex-project\&.org/\&. 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Caspar is free software; you can redistribute # it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as # published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, # or (at your option) any later version. You should have received a copy of # the GNU General Public License along with this file (see COPYING). # See caspar-typesetting(7) for usage information. # see also /usr/local/src/debian/maint-guide/maint-guide-1.0.2/Makefile # for a debiandoc-sgml example. XMLDCL ?= /usr/share/sgml/declaration/xml.dcl # my jade looks in "caspar/print.dsl", # "/usr/local/share/sgml/caspar/print.dsl", # "/usr/local/lib/sgml/caspar/print.dsl", # "/usr/share/sgml/caspar/print.dsl" # when i specify -d caspar/print.dsl # # when using your own print.dsl, your Makefile could read # # PRINT_DSL = print.dsl # include caspar/mk/docbook.mk # # HTML_DSL ?= caspar/html.dsl PRINT_DSL ?= caspar/print.dsl # JADE = /usr/bin/jade JADE ?= jade # jade's -E option. the jade default is 200. we choose a maximum # of 10 errors: we don't wanna have our console spammed by errormessages JADE_MAXERRORS ?= 10 PDFJADETEX ?= pdfjadetex PDFLATEX ?= pdflatex JADETEX ?= jadetex LATEX ?= latex W3M ?= w3m DVIPS ?= dvips PSNUP ?= psnup LPR ?= lpr # gnome-gv might do well too GV ?= gv SGML2HTML_RULE = $(JADE) -E$(JADE_MAXERRORS) -t sgml -d $(HTML_DSL) $< XML2HTML_RULE = $(JADE) -E$(JADE_MAXERRORS) -t sgml -d $(HTML_DSL) \ $(XMLDCL) $< # lynx doesn't deal well with too wide blurbs of :( HTML2TXT_RULE = $(W3M) -dump $< > $@ SGML2JTEX_RULE = $(JADE) -E$(JADE_MAXERRORS) -t tex -d $(PRINT_DSL) \ -o $@ $< XML2JTEX_RULE = $(JADE) -E$(JADE_MAXERRORS) -t tex -d $(PRINT_DSL) \ -o $@ $(XMLDCL) $< # run three times for toc processing JTEX2DVI_RULE = $(JADETEX) $< && $(JADETEX) $< && $(JADETEX) $< && \ rm -f $*.log $*.out $*.aux # rm -f: intermediate files might not exist JTEX2PDF_RULE = $(PDFJADETEX) $< && $(PDFJADETEX) $< && $(PDFJADETEX) $< && \ rm -f $*.log $*.out $*.aux # One of the GNU Make implicit rules makes N.dvi from N.tex with the # command $(TEX) TEX2DVI_RULE = $(LATEX) $< && $(LATEX) $< && $(LATEX) $< && \ rm -f $*.log $*.aux DVI2PS_RULE = $(DVIPS) -f < $< > $@ TEX2PDF_RULE = $(PDFLATEX) $< && $(PDFLATEX) $< && $(PDFLATEX) $< && \ rm -f $*.log $*.aux PS22PS_RULE = $(PSNUP) -2 $< $@ # create nice default target sources := $(basename $(wildcard *.dbx *.tex *.sgml)) outputs := $(addsuffix .ps,$(sources)) $(addsuffix .pdf,$(sources)) \ $(addsuffix .html,$(sources)) $(addsuffix .txt,$(sources)) typeset: $(outputs) %.jtex: %.sgml $(SGML2JTEX_RULE) %.jtex: %.dbx $(XML2JTEX_RULE) %.dvi: %.jtex $(JTEX2DVI_RULE) %.dvi: %.tex $(TEX2DVI_RULE) %.ps: %.dvi $(DVI2PS_RULE) %.pdf: %.tex $(TEX2PDF_RULE) %.pdf: %.jtex $(JTEX2PDF_RULE) %.html: %.sgml $(SGML2HTML_RULE) %.html: %.dbx $(XML2HTML_RULE) %.txt: %.html $(HTML2TXT_RULE) %.2ps: %.ps $(PS22PS_RULE) %.view: %.ps $(GV) $< %.print: %.2ps $(LPR) $< %.printbig: %.ps $(LPR) $< clean: -rm *.aux *.log *.dvi *.jtex .PRECIOUS: %.ps %.html caspar-20140919/mk/pod.mk0000644000175000017500000000276712345413601011714 00000000000000# This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar # # pod.mk - typeset documentation from .pod files . 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without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program. If not, see . # # Creates a directory in working directory named like the last path # element of the parameter, and creates a Makefile in the new directory # containing standard caspar(7) setup that refers to the parameter path. # If relevant, also copies the original config file into the new dir. # Is reasonably picky about path names, tries to avoid common errors. # # V1.3 2009-07-25 # Abort on first error. set -e if [ -z "$1" ]; then echo "Usage:" echo " casparize /path/to/config/dir" echo " Creates dir in working directory and" echo " sets up caspar(7) Makefile in it." echo " casparize /path/to/config/dir/file" echo " Creates dir in working directory and" echo " sets up caspar(7) Makefile in it," echo " then copies the config file into it." echo "" echo "Typical example:" echo " \$ cd /etc" echo " \$ casparize /etc/postfix/main.cf" echo "" echo "Will never overwrite anything that already exists." exit 1 fi # Complain if config path is not absolute. if [ "${1:0:1}" != "/" ]; then echo "ERROR: config path must be absolute". exit 1 fi # If given config path is a file, split it off and continue with just the # config directory (until at the end where the file comes in). if [ -d "$1" ]; then # Target is a directory; just continue. conffile="" confdir=$1 else # Target is a file; split off. conffile=`basename $1` confdir=`dirname $1` fi # Two options are covered: # 1. New directory required, create in working directory. # 2. New dir and file required, create dir in working directory and file # in the newly created directory. # What is NOT covered is "create file in working directory" because we # assume that it is rare to not have the working directory set up with a # Makefile. But it could be done. # Complain if working directory basename is not equal to one-but-last # element of the given config directory path. This catches most "oops" # cases. here=`pwd` here=`basename $here` target=`dirname $confdir` target=`basename $target` if [ "$here" != "$target" ]; then echo "ERROR: Check config directory versus working directory." exit 1 fi # Find the include/install.mk file by looking up the tree from working dir. scandir=`pwd` uplevels="" until [ -a "${uplevels}include/install.mk" ]; do scandir=`dirname $scandir` if [ "$scandir" = "/" ]; then echo "ERROR: could not find include/install.mk anywhere up the path." exit 1 fi uplevels+="../" done # Directory to be created in working directory. base=`basename $confdir` # If the directory to be created already exists, don't complain. # It may be that caspar(1) is used to create the Makefile only. mkdir -pv $base if [ -e "${base}/Makefile" ]; then # Complain if the Makefile already exists. echo "WARNING: $base/Makefile already exists; not overwriting." else # Create the Makefile. echo "csp_DIR = $confdir" > ${base}/Makefile echo "include ${uplevels}../include/install.mk" >> ${base}/Makefile echo "casparize: created file \`$base/Makefile'" fi # If required, create the configuration file as well (copy over). if [ -n "${conffile}" ]; then if [ -e "${base}/${conffile}" ]; then echo "WARNING: ${base}/${conffile} already exists; not overwriting." else cp ${confdir}/${conffile} $base echo "casparize: created file \`${base}/${conffile}'" fi fi exit 0 caspar-20140919/script/csp_install0000755000175000017500000000127412345413601013727 00000000000000#!/bin/sh # This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar # csp_install - wrapper for install(1), to be used in caspar-ized Makefiles # # usage: csp_install # # honors optionally set environment variable csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS. # use e.g. # export csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS='--owner=www-data --group=www-data' # # Generally, this script is to be used by stating e.g. # # csp_UHOST = dummy # csp_PUSH = $(csp_install_FUNC) # csp_DIR = /etc/ # include caspar/mk/caspar.mk # # in a Makefile : ${csp_INSTALL_MODE:=u=rw,go=r} install --directory $1 exec install --backup=off --preserve-timestamps --mode=$csp_INSTALL_MODE --no-target-directory $csp_INSTALL_OPTIONS $2 $1/$2 caspar-20140919/script/csp_mkdircp0000755000175000017500000000021612345413601013705 00000000000000#! /bin/sh # This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar set -e dir=$1 shift mkdir -p "$DESTDIR$dir" exec cp "$@" "$DESTDIR$dir" caspar-20140919/script/csp_scp_keep_mode0000755000175000017500000000170512345413601015055 00000000000000#!/bin/sh # This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar # csp_scp_keep_mode - use ssh to copy a file, keeping its file permission mode # based upon an idea of Wessel Dankers # user joe pushed file bar to host murphy, in directory /foo/. on murphy, # /foo/bar is owned by joe:joe. Now, ann wants to change murphy:/foo/bar. She # however lacks permissions. Using a new group "hackers", and performing chmod # g+s on murphy:/foo/ fixes this partially: the files now belong to the right # group "hackers". However, a mode g+w on a file is generally _not_ preserved # when scp-ing a new version of the file. # # Zorg dat op alle desktops het scriptje "csp_install_origal_mode" ergens # in het $PATH van de gebruikers staat. # Voorzie de include/install.mk verder van: # # csp_scp_keep_mode_FUNC = csp_scp_keep_mode $(1) $(2) $(3) # csp_PUSH = $(csp_scp_keep_mode_FUNC) # : ${csp_SSH:=ssh} exec $csp_SSH $1 't=`mktemp` && cat >$t && mv $t $2/$3' < $3 caspar-20140919/script/csp_sucp0000755000175000017500000000171012345413601013226 00000000000000#!/bin/sh # This file is maintained at http://git.mdcc.cx/caspar # # csp_sucp - mix scp with sudo # # usage: # csp_sucp [user@]host dir file # # examples: # csp_sucp rms@bilbo /etc file # csp_sucp monty-python trailer.txt commit # # warning: # csp_sucp won't prevent the given password from being echoed! # if test -z "$3" then echo "usage: csp_sucp [user@]host dir file [file ...]" exit 1 fi # command line argument overrules environment variable test -n "$CSP_SUCP_USER" && opt_u="-u $CSP_SUCP_USER" # first make sure our sudo-timestamp is fresh ssh -t $1 sudo -v # now run sudo: we won't be prompted for a password; and # can use stdin for our data test -n "$CSP_DEBUG" && echo $1 $opt_u $2 $3 #exec ssh $1 "sudo $opt_u sh -c \"cat - > $2/$3\"" < $3 host=$1; shift dir=$1; shift # files now in $@ test -n "$CSP_DEBUG" && echo exec tar c "$@" \| ssh -T $host sudo -n $opt_u tar xC $dir exec tar c "$@" | ssh -T $host sudo -n $opt_u tar xC $dir