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RPM resource yaci

Here it is, the YACI installer. Good luck. _,,,_ .-'` ( '. .-' ,_ ; \___ _, __.' ) \'.__.'(:;'.__.'/ __..--"" ( '.__{':');}__.' .' ( ; ( .-|` ' |-. / ( ) ) '-p q-' ( ; ; ; ; |.---.| ) ( ( ; \ o o) | ) ; | ) ) /'.__/ ) ; ) ; | ; // ( ) _,\ ; // ; ( ,_,,-~""~`"" \ ( // \_.'\\_ '. /<_ \\_)--\ \ \--\ )--\""` )--\"` `""` `""` yaci is now installed, any local customizations should be placed in /tftpboot/local in the following format: * filename should be absolute destination path * all slashes in absolute path should be changed to % EXAMPLE To have YACI install your copy of /etc/hosts, run: cp /etc/hosts /tftpboot/local/`ls /etc/hosts | tr / %` or: cp /etc/hosts /tftpboot/local/%etc%hosts Suggestions: /etc/sysconfig/clock /etc/hosts /etc/hosts.equiv /etc/inittab /root/.rhosts /etc/securetty

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