Open Source Unix Shell Configuration Management Database (CMDB) Software

Unix Shell Configuration Management Database (CMDB) Software

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    Naraio is LAMP like software. It contains Apache, MySQL, PHP, Perl, Openssl, Phpmyadmin, OpenLDAP, Subversion, Ruby, Python, Phpldapadmin, and Trac. Trac and Subversion are authenticates user with integrated ldap. Naraio is easy, secure and flexible.
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    thoughtbot dotfiles

    thoughtbot dotfiles

    A set of vim, zsh, git, and tmux configuration files

    After the initial installation, you can run rcup without the one-time variable RCRC being set (rcup will symlink the repo's rcrc to ~/.rcrc for future runs of rcup). This command will create symlinks for config files in your home directory. Setting the RCRC environment variable tells rcup to use standard configuration options. Exclude the README.md, README-ES.md and LICENSE files, which are part of the dotfiles repository but do not need to be symlinked in. Give precedence to personal overrides which by default are placed in ~/dotfiles-local. Please configure the rcrc file if you'd like to make personal overrides in a different directory. From time to time you should pull down any updates to these dotfiles. Link any new files and install new vim plugins. Note You must run rcup after pulling to ensure that all files in plugins are properly installed, but you can safely run rcup multiple times so update early and update often!
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