Radmind For Os X

At its core, radmind operates as a tripwire. It is able to detectchanges to any managed filesystem object, e.g. files, directories,links, etc. However, radmind goes further than just integritychecking: once a change is detected, radmind can optionally reverse thechange.Each managed machine may have its own loadset composed of multiple,layered overloads. This allows, for example, the operating system tobe described separately from applications.

For this to work, your radmind server must have AFP enabled and you must have the radmind server mounted. We created a sharepoint for /var/radmind on the server so we log in ("Finder", "Go" menu, "Connect to Server...") it mounts at /Volumes/radmind.

Radmind For Os X

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In BBEdit, you have to have a file open and some text selected. You can have the config file, a command file, or a transcript open. In Terminal, you have to have some text selected that begins with "command/" or "transcript/", or "/var/radmind".

Here are some specific examples. In BBEdit, I have the config file open. If I click on the line number on the far left, then it will select the whole line. When I press Shift-Command-R (my shortcut) the service launches and it will open /Volumes/radmind/command/stable/lab/command1.K.

If I have a line with "d" selected, it will open a BBEdit window that starts at that directory. If I select some random text (nothing that the script will understand, but it has to be something besides a return), then it will open a BBEdit window at the root of the overload, so "/Volumes/radmind/file/name_of_overload.T".

This document describes how to install, configure and use the radmind client and server tools to maintain a small lab of machines running Mac OS X. The methodology described can also be applied to using radmind on other platforms.

Prior to installing and using the radmind tools, you need to create a model machine that will be used to create the base load. A base load contains the operating system and other common files that every client will have. This might include the fully updated operating system, applications and any configurations to the system you want standardized. Once this machine is ready, you can install the radmind tools. It is a good idea to remove all removable media and unmount all network drives before performing the following steps.

We are now ready to verify the loads and make them available from the radmind server. Files and transcripts stored on the server are initially saved in /var/radmind/tmp/file/ and /var/radmind/tmp/transcript/ respectively. This is a staging area where loads can be verified before being made available via radmind. Transcripts and files available from the radmind server are stored in /var/radmind/transcript and /var/radmind/file respectively.

With the Office overload successfully stored, a command file to describe the load set and a modified config file on the server, we are ready to test the new load set. Be sure the client you are testing has graphics.K listed as its command file on the radmind server.

In order to reduce the number of overloads listed in a clients command file, you can merge multiple overloads into one. For example, instead of having a base load with version 10.1 of the operating system and an overload for 10.1.1, 10.1.2, 10.1.3 and so on, you could merge the updates into the base load. The radmind server installation includes a tool that does this called lmerge.

I wrote a Perl script that moves a list of files and changes the path in all of the other files as well. I use this to rename radmind command files. The script must be run from "/var/radmind/command".

Make sure the radio button "Start the radmind server with Rendezvous on" is selected and click Continue. You will be asked to provide an administrator password.

The assistant displays a window showing how it is configured. Notice that the Radmind server service runs on port 6662make sure this port is not blocked by your firewall.