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Dan Stromberg
Hi folks.
We have a huge collection of sysadmin knowledge that's encoded in a vast
array of bourne shell scripts.
I'm now beginning to think that a transition to cfengine or similar might
be a good idea, but I'm loathe to toss out all that /bin/sh code that's
kept us from having to worry about neglecting this, that and the other
thing for so long.
So I guess my question is: "Is there a /bin/sh parser written in one of
the many python-based parser-generator systems?"
Thanks!
We have a huge collection of sysadmin knowledge that's encoded in a vast
array of bourne shell scripts.
I'm now beginning to think that a transition to cfengine or similar might
be a good idea, but I'm loathe to toss out all that /bin/sh code that's
kept us from having to worry about neglecting this, that and the other
thing for so long.
So I guess my question is: "Is there a /bin/sh parser written in one of
the many python-based parser-generator systems?"
Thanks!