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-Release 0.6 - $Id: $
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-Bcfg2 is a configuration management tool based on a few simple principles.
- - All aspects of system configuration can be described by the configuration 
-   management system.
- - All aspects of system configuration are described by the configuration 
-   management system. This allows the detection of extra configuration 
-   that contributes to system behavior. 
- - Services must be management coherently. This means that the tool must 
-   be able to determine how to correctly install all aspects of configuration, 
-   and verify that these are active before a host is determined to be clean. 
-   This property is implemented using bundles, a construct that is similar 
-   to closures [1]. 
-
-The state of the code is as follows. The server side is fairly solid,
-and will continue working in the presence of generator faults. The
-client side fully supports debian toolsets, and all of the standard
-posix constructs used for configuration management (configuration
-files, symlinks, directories, etc) 
-
-The code is currently being used in production to manage debian
-systems. There is client support for other architectures, but it
-hasn't been well tested. 
-
-The source tree is structured in the following way:
-
-doc/ - documentation
-src/  - source code
-schemas/ - schemas defining the data format for configuration files
-
-[1] Seeking Closure in an Open World: A Behavioral Agent Approach 
-     to Configuration Management,  Alva Couch, John Hart, 
-     Elizabeth G. Idhaw, and Dominic Kallas, in the proceedings of LISA03