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build: dist/setup-config
git pull
if [ $$(whoami) = root ] then apt-get install ghc cabal-install libghc-missingh-dev libansi-terminal-dev libghc-ifelse-dev libghc-unix-compat-dev libghc-hslogger-dev; fi
cabal build
$(MAKE) tags
dist/setup-config:
dist/setup-config: propellor.cabal
cabal configure
clean:

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This is a work in progress configuration management system using Haskell
and Git.
The design is intentionally very bare bones: A git repository holds the
source to a program that ensures that the system meets a set of properties,
taking action as necessary when a property is not yet met.
The design is intentionally very bare bones: Propellor enures that
the system it's run in satisfies a list of properties, taking action as
necessary when a property is not yet met.
Once set up, a system will have this git repository cloned to it, and
the program will be built and run periodically by a cron job. Or something
Propellor lives in a git repository, and so to set it up it's cloned
to a system, and "make" can be used to pull down any new changes,
and compile and run propellor. This can be done by a cron job. Or something
can ssh in and run it.
For bootstrapping, the program compiles to a single binary file,
For bootstrapping, propellor compiles to a single binary file,
which can be transferred to a host and run.
Properties are defined using Haskell. There is no special language as used