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ucf_helper_functions ==================== This directory contains a suggestion for code to help using ucf covering most of the real-life use cases. This code is in use since many months in the aide package and seems to work "well enough". See aide-common's maintainer scripts for usage examples. The package ships the current version of all config files in /usr/share/aide-common/config, and handles all of them in a single call of handle_all_ucf_files /usr/share/aide-common/config /etc. The code expects that the first parameter of handle_all_ucf_files is a pointer to the directory structure, and handle_all_ucf_files rebuilds that structure in the target directory. See the aide-common package for reference. This directory also contains a test suite so that the correct behavior of the function can be verified. Call ./testsuite as root. Sorry, the test suite needs root privileges and uses the ucf database of the host system. The test cases are kind of documented in the test-list file.
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