Everything in this repo was put together by AI and has not been vetted yet.
These are small, documented starting points rather than production loadsets. They are organised by client operating system because filesystem layout, metadata, and the safe set of volatile paths differ between platforms.
| Directory | What it contains |
|---|---|
macos/ |
A layered command-file layout and commands for creating a Mac baseline and local negative transcript. |
unix/solaris/ |
The Solaris-flavoured command-file and negative-transcript example published in the upstream fsdiff(1) manual. |
Do not apply these files unchanged to a machine. A positive transcript records
machine-specific ownership, modes, timestamps, sizes, checksums, and (on macOS)
Finder metadata. Generate it from a known-good reference client, review the
result, and test against a disposable client before using lapply.
The command-file order is significant: later transcripts have higher
precedence. Refresh the selected command file and its transcripts with
ktcheck, compare with fsdiff, and apply the reviewed result with lapply.
- Radmind
fsdiff(1)manual is the source for the command-file syntax and the Solaris negative-transcript example. The archived Radmind manual index provides the historical documentation context. The local upstream manual in the main Radmind source tree carries the University of Michigan copyright and permission notice. - Using the Radmind Command Line Tools to Maintain Multiple Mac OS X Machines, version 0.8.1, describes the macOS baseline workflow and notes that the same method can be used on other platforms.
- University of Utah Radmind CLI cheat sheet documents the creation, upload, verification, and application commands used in the macOS example.
See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for the upstream notice that applies to the Solaris files.