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They don't work perfectly fine. Random inconsistent locations, random inconsistent rules for inclusions and imports, Random ill-documented ad-hoc formats, no s
by jodrellblank 8y ago
They don't work perfectly fine.
Random inconsistent locations, random inconsistent rules for inclusions and imports, Random ill-documented ad-hoc formats, no standard interfaces to add/remove/set config values, no ability to put ACLS on individual config entries, basically no way to export and re-import or auto-merge partial config, without at least screwing up whitespace and comments or risking duplicates, no ecosystem wide single 'source of truth' pattern.
They work, but they're not nice.
- grumpydba 8y agoI've never seen one using acls on registry keys. I have however seen several config files for the same program with different permissions. Think .ssh/config or /etc/sshd_config. For your partial config / single source of trust please refer to ansible.