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Bruno A
Hello all.
I wanted to use Puppy to maintain configuration for some Windows servers,
but apparently the port is not mature yet for Win32.
So, I'm thinking of implementing it myself. My needs are simple:
- copy files over
- restart IIS/services
- edit XML files (add/remove keys)
- register assemblies in the GAC
So, it's kinda like Windows' System Restore functionality, in spirit.
My question is: does someone know of something that can do this for
Windows? And if not, is there a way to register assemblies in the GAC with
IronRuby, or do I have to encapsulate gacutil in a system call? (same for
services, too).
Thanks for any feedback in advance!
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I wanted to use Puppy to maintain configuration for some Windows servers,
but apparently the port is not mature yet for Win32.
So, I'm thinking of implementing it myself. My needs are simple:
- copy files over
- restart IIS/services
- edit XML files (add/remove keys)
- register assemblies in the GAC
So, it's kinda like Windows' System Restore functionality, in spirit.
My question is: does someone know of something that can do this for
Windows? And if not, is there a way to register assemblies in the GAC with
IronRuby, or do I have to encapsulate gacutil in a system call? (same for
services, too).
Thanks for any feedback in advance!
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