HP-UX System Administrator's Guide: Configuration Management

running configuration.
* The configuration 'day' has been loaded and is now in use.
# kconfig -l night
* The automatic 'backup' configuration has been updated.
* The requested changes have been applied to the currently
running configuration.
* The configuration 'night' has been loaded and is now in use.
When Susan returns from her vacation, the first thing she does is check the automatically
maintained log file to see what Fred has done.
# kclog 5
======================================================================
2006-12-15 18:28:45 MST root:
kconfig -C 'Settings for nightly billing jobs' -s night
* The currently running configuration has been saved as 'night'.
======================================================================
2006-12-15 18:29:07 MST root:
kconfig -t night 'Nightly billing jobs'
* The title of the configuration 'night' has been set to "Nightly
billing jobs".
======================================================================
2006-12-15 18:30:07 MST root:
kconfig -r good day
* The configuration 'good' has been renamed to 'day'.
======================================================================
2006-12-15 18:30:55 MST root:
kconfig -l day
* The configuration 'day' has been loaded and is now in use.
======================================================================
2006-12-15 18:31:20 MST root:
kconfig -l night
* The configuration 'night' has been loaded and is now in use.
She can see that Fred has put a new application on her server, and worse, an insecure
one. At least he tested and documented his changes.
Susan doesn’t want to leave her system the way Fred changed it, so she moves the
nightly billing job to another system. First, she exports his night configuration to a
text file.
206 Configuring the Kernel