Radmind is a suite of Unix command-line tools and a server designed to remotely administer the file systems of multiple Unix machines.
Radmind is a client/server package for file system management, with an eye to the creation of loadsets for any number of client machines, the selected files of which are stored and retrieved at need from the server running the Radmind daemon.
When run as a tripwire, Radmind can examine the integrity of the local file system and, should it find any problems, restore the file system to the version matching the transcript on the Radmind server.
Mac Package can be installed on any volume. [Feature Request #2025217]
Add -e to ktcheck and lapply to allow changing the event type that is reported to the radmind server. [Patch #1951140] Thanks Karl Kuehn of Stanford University for the patch.
Automatically convert paths between absolute and relative paths based on the path given to fsdiff. [PATCH 2020818]
If path doesn't contain a directory, canonicalize it by prepending "./".
Added -T option to lmerge to merge only transcripts, not files. [Patch #2014521] Thanks to Eric Garver from the University of Michigan for the patch.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later (may unofficially work on all versions of Mac OS X).
RAND very very useful tool. take a baseline of a system, then after each update, you can see the changes. useful in a larger environment, you can tell if someone is somehow modifying files on a remote machine.
takes a little bit to set up, but once it's done, your golden (Version 1.3.2)
