From: Preston H. <san...@gm...> - 2009-08-14 21:41:21
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On Aug 14, 2009, at 12:49 PM, Wesley Craig wrote: > On 14 Aug 2009, at 14:40, Preston Holmes wrote: >> the result is that most of the machine is fully managed, and certain >> apps in /Applications are as well, but other apps in Applications >> would be left alone. > > radmind will let you do 99% of this as-is. Just make /Applications > negative with managed applications within /Applications as positive- > in-negative transcripts. I mentioned in another note how close > stock radmind is to being able to delete positive-in-negative > material. correct me if I'm wrong - but this will never delete anything anywhere in /Applications if an app has some resource it renames between versions 1,2: v1 myapp.app/Contents/Resources/foo v2 myapp.app/Contents/Resources/bar The above will never remove foo - while my approach would Does that really matter? Probably not in most cases... its just cruft, but that was the exercise I was taking. The approach I outline doesn't allow the admin and the user to share the management of a single fs object - but does allow a more patchwork split over who manages what. -P |