NConf 1.3.1 (unreleased) beta, from NConf github tree commit #277
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May 17, 2013 17:42
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Fixed a missed file with /var/www/nconf hardcoded
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any known release date of nconf 1.3.1? |
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It's been cooking for 2 years so... no. Jeff
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new file: specs/nconf-beta/nconf.sudo Add sudoers file to RPM, bump spec
R language specfile (untested) new file: specs/apache-ant/apache-ant.spec Apache Ant specfile (unfinished)
Initial commit - Erlang R16B without X, Berico internal use
New packaging for Solr New packaging for Tomcat7
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8e3063702d2b377eaf4cc43f6d2d79dd21844207
This is our local stab at packaging NConf, a Nagios web-based configurator. This build actually configures for Icinga and not Nagios, but it can agnostically work with Nagios with a configuration option change.
Includes Apache configuration file, although Apache is not a dependency (should work with nginx et al).
php and php-mysql should probably be added as dependencies, but I wasn't sure how to do that without creating an apache dep.