[clug] tool to diff postfix configurations
jm
jeffm at ghostgun.com
Thu Mar 12 03:37:17 GMT 2009
Off the top of my head. postconf will give you the current config adding
a -c <dir> will change the directory it looks. How about
postconf > config1
# changes made
postconf > newconfig
diff config1 newconfig
possibly detecting the changes through a cron job be better then feeding
the output of postconf in a revision control system would be better.
If you find a better way of doing this please post as I face similar
problems.
see also thread on this mailing list with the subject "version control
for config files"
Jeff.
Michael James wrote:
> Anyone know a diff-like tool that understands the syntax
> of the various standard configuration files (especially postfix)?
>
> Something that ignores comments, whitespace, continuation lines,
> order, default (un-stated) settings, etc** ?
>
> Something that answers the question,
> "Show me the functional differences between these configurations?"
>
> TIA,
> michaelj
>
>
> ** for fairly involved values of etc.
>
>
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