/etc/bcfg2.conf needs work

[lueningh]

I'm updating documentation on the wiki, and I have come to the conclusion that the bcfg configuration system (for itself, not everbody else) needs work. The /etc/bcfg2.conf file seems like it should either be used a lot more or a lot less: it has a bare minimum of entries, some of which seem like they might be more appropriate in the repository's etc/ directory. The statistics section especially stands out as a weird one. The disconnect between the repository's etc/ directory and the /etc/bcfg2.conf file is alsy weird.

I'm not sure what should live where, so I have no suggestions right this moment, but I think a general cleanup of bcfg's client and server configuration would make understanding a new install that much easier.

[anonymous]

IMHO there should be a completely abstract interface to the information in the file, so how the information is stored (config file, database, registry entries) doesn't matter.

[desai]

I am closing this, since we will be working on it as we work through the documentation topics.

[Richardheef]

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